Cranham

Dating back to 1650, this charming cottage is rich in character and period features, offering a truly unique home. Tucked away in the highly sought-after village of Cranham, it provides a peaceful setting with plenty of appeal.
The property boasts versatile living accommodation, making it well suited to a range of lifestyles. Outside, there is an enclosed rear garden, ideal for relaxation or entertaining.
Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the charm and potential this wonderful home has to offer.

Accommodation - Stepping into the property, the ground floor accommodation comprises a kitchen, living room, dining room, and cloakroom. The living room is particularly cosy and features a striking inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove and stone surround, creating a true focal point. From here, there is access to the kitchen, dining room, and stairs leading to the first floor.
The kitchen is well proportioned and offers ample storage through a range of base and eye-level units, complemented by an electric oven and a four-ring gas hob with extractor hood over.
To the rear of the property is the dining room, a versatile space currently used by the homeowner as an additional sitting room. This room benefits from French doors that open out onto the patio, allowing for plenty of natural light and easy access to the garden.
Upstairs, the property offers a generously sized landing, which could easily be utilised as a home office space. This leads to two double bedrooms and a family bathroom, fitted with a WC, a wash hand basin, and a bath with a shower over.

Outside - To the rear, the garden is generously sized and thoughtfully arranged, featuring a combination of lawn and patio areas. There is ample space for outdoor dining, making it ideal for entertaining or enjoying al fresco meals.

Location - The picturesque village of Cranham is surrounded by ancient beech woods and open common land and sits alongside the Cotswold Way. The church, primary school, village hall with post office, cricket ground, and recently opened Black Horse community public house are the focal points of village life. The nearby village of Painswick, which is located just south of Cranham, has a golf course, restaurants, a health centre, a library, and good everyday shopping options. The centres of Stroud, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, and Swindon are all easily accessible, as is access to the M5 and the M4 via the A417/419, with a train service to London Paddington from Stroud and Cheltenham Spa train stations.

Material Information - Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax Band C
Stroud District Council - £2,134.36 per annum (2025/26)
Electricity supply: Mains
Water supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Gas LPG
Broadband speed: Standard 1 Mbps, Superfast 0 Mbps, Ultrafast 1000 Mbps
Mobile phone coverage: Vodafone(Likely), EE(Likely), Three(Likely) and O2(Likely)