Walls Quarry, Brimscombe, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5

A truly delightful Cotswold Stone period cottage, beautifully presented throughout and offering an appealing blend of timeless character and modern comfort. Enjoying an elevated position in Brimscombe, the property boasts stunning far-reaching views across the Stroud Valley and towards the River Severn.
The stylish presentation perfectly complements the character of the cottage. The ground floor provides an inviting open-plan living space, accessed via a charming stable door which floods the accommodation with natural light. The kitchen area features attractive wooden worktops and a tiled floor, which continues through to the reception area, where a beautiful stone fireplace provides a focal point for the wood-burning stove.
On the first floor, there is a comfortable second bedroom with built in storage, a stylish modern bathroom and a useful landing area providing access to both the second floor and the rear garden. The principal bedroom occupies the top floor and is a particularly special feature, with the dormer window framing the most wonderful far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside.
Outside, the pretty cottage-style front garden provides lovely seating areas, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the peaceful setting. There are well-stocked raised flower beds, an area of level lawn and a useful outbuildings, adding both charm and practicality.
To the rear, a terraced garden provides further outdoor space, with useful shared side access leading around to the front of the terrace and onwards to an additional brick outbuilding / toilet.
A characterful and beautifully maintained home, this charming cottage combines period appeal, stylish contemporary touches and truly impressive views in a wonderful Cotswold setting.


Brimscombe is a popular area a couple of miles east of Stroud. The historic building of the former Brimscombe Port is nearby, with a well-regarded primary school within walking distance. Canalside walks are on the doorstep and amenities available at nearby Brimscombe Corner include a post office and general store. Stroud town offers a wider range of shops,


This location allows for easy access to both Stroud and Nailsworth with hundreds of acres of National Trust land found just up the hill and Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons. Brimscombe lies approximately two miles from the town of Nailsworth which benefits from a large and comprehensive selection of speciality shops including Williams Food Hall, the famous Hobbs House Bakery and a good selection of very well regarded restaurants. Stroud has a more comprehensive selection of amenities and also has a railway station providing main line services to Gloucester and London Paddington.