Bournes Green, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6

A characterful period home with beautiful gardens, in the sought-after hamlet of Bournes Green.



Description

Broadlooms is an attractive 17th-century home, built of traditional Cotswold stone. Rich in character, it showcases a wealth of period features including exposed timbers, stone elevations and traditional-style floors. Extended around 40 years ago and recently renovated, the house seamlessly combines timeless charm with modern comfort and refined interiors.

The ground floor offers four versatile reception rooms. The sitting room centres around a characterful fireplace and flows into a snug. Both rooms are wonderfully characterful with extensive exposed ceiling timbers, being part of the original dwelling. A split-level entrance hall with an elegant staircase leads to the impressive kitchen/dining room. This superb space features bespoke handmade cabinetry by Hush Kitchens, quartz worktops, and a suite of premium integrated appliances, including a digital Aga and Quooker tap. Limestone flooring with underfloor heating enhances comfort, and there is ample space for relaxed seating, adjacent to French doors opening onto the garden. The adjoining garden room provides space for family dining, and a well-equipped utility room and cloakroom complete the ground floor.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite is particularly striking, with a vaulted ceiling and a stylish en suite shower room fitted with Crosswater sanitaryware and Ca’ Pietra tiles. Three further bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom featuring VitrA and Grohe fittings. Both bathrooms are newly fitted and benefit from underfloor heating.

Outside
Outside, the south-facing gardens are a standout feature, thoughtfully landscaped and bordered to the rear by a characterful stone wall. Mature planting provides year-round colour and structure, while terraced levels create interest and variety. A traditional stone terrace offers an ideal setting for al fresco dining, with lawns, gravel pathways and steps leading to further garden areas shaded by mature trees. Beyond, an attractive orchard adds to the appeal, featuring a selection of prolific fruit trees and enhancing the property’s sense of space and rural charm. The plot extends to approximately 0.33 acres in total. A discreet gravel driveway provides access to a versatile stone-built garage and workshop, currently arranged as a gym by the present owners. The building benefits from planning permission (Application validated in December 2024, ref. S.24/2233/HHOLD) for the erection of a single-storey garage extension and conversion to form ancillary accommodation.

Location

Broadlooms is situated in a fabulously leafy, elevated position in the heart of the hamlet of Bourne’s Green close to the villages of Oakridge Lynch and Bisley, which provide a range of amenities including public houses, general stores, post offices, schools and parish churches. Bourne’s Green is well situated for Stroud and Cirencester, with more extensive facilities, each having a Waitrose supermarket. Schools in the area include Beaudesert Park and Rosehill Westonbirt as well as the schools and colleges in Cheltenham, Bath and Bristol.
Sporting and leisure opportunities include Cricket and Tennis in Chalford; golf at Minchinhampton; polo at Cirencester Park and Westonbirt; racing at Cheltenham and Bath; water sports at the Cotswold Water Park. The surrounding countryside also provides good walking and riding along a network of footpaths and bridleways.

Despite its rural nature, the area is accessible to a number of major centres; Birmingham 47 minutes away; if travelling to the Midlands and North then Cheltenham Spa is on a rail cross route giving direct access from Plymouth to Edinburgh. There are also regular rail service from Kemble Station to London Paddington with a journey time of 67 minutes and dual carriageway access from Cirencester to Junction 15 of the M4 at Swindon with the M5 also being accessible at Junction 13.

Square Footage: 2,230 sq ft



Directions

From Cirencester head west on the A419 continuing for approximately 5 miles and take a right-hand turn towards the village of Sapperton. Continue until you reach the village of Waterlane and turn left, continuing for approximately 0.6 miles. Turn right and drive for 0.2 miles before turning right again and continuing north for a further 0.5 miles. Take the sharp left turn onto Moon’s Lane and drive a further 0.3 miles. At the grassy triangle, take the road to the right and Broadlooms will be seen on your left-hand side.

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Additional Info

Services - Mains water, drainage, electricity and LPG central heating.

Brochure prepared and photographs taken in May 2026