House For Sale £750,000
A handsome and imposing Georgian property, formerly a Methodist Manse, retaining a host of character features, set within gardens of 0.392 of an acre with parking. The interior has been developed over the years to integrate the needs of a modern household whilst preserving the original period features of the property including fireplaces, sash windows & shutters. However, the property still offers great potential for anyone wanted to put their own stamp on their next home. The ground floor comprises 18' drawing room, sitting room, dining room, snug/study, kitchen, utility and cloakroom. On the first floor are four bedrooms all served by a family bathroom with a separate WC. Property ref: STR200190.
Situation
Alkerton is a hamlet within the village of Eastington. It is served with village shops, a restaurant, public houses, a highly sought-after primary school, hairdressers and a village hall. Whilst tasting the flavour of rural village life, there are excellent communications with major routes leading to the principal towns and cities in the region with Junction 13 of the M5 being close by, Bristol being only 27 miles away. Private education is available for all ages at nearby Wycliffe College and Stroud retains grammar schools in addition to comprehensive alternatives. Intercity trains direct to London (Paddington) two in 1 hour 40 minutes are available from Stonehouse and Stroud and from Cam station there are links to Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester.
Outside
The property is approached via a gravelled driveway providing ample parking and access to the garage. The mature gardens are a delightful feature of the property, amounting to 0.392 of an acre, comprising lawned areas, fruit trees, vegetable garden, herbaceous shrubs and trees, with views across the surrounding countryside. The garden enjoys multiple outbuildings including a garage, a garden store ( measuring 26’ ), a workshop and a shed.
Situation
Alkerton is a hamlet within the village of Eastington. It is served with village shops, a restaurant, public houses, a highly sought-after primary school, hairdressers and a village hall. Whilst tasting the flavour of rural village life, there are excellent communications with major routes leading to the principal towns and cities in the region with Junction 13 of the M5 being close by, Bristol being only 27 miles away. Private education is available for all ages at nearby Wycliffe College and Stroud retains grammar schools in addition to comprehensive alternatives. Intercity trains direct to London (Paddington) two in 1 hour 40 minutes are available from Stonehouse and Stroud and from Cam station there are links to Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester.
Outside
The property is approached via a gravelled driveway providing ample parking and access to the garage. The mature gardens are a delightful feature of the property, amounting to 0.392 of an acre, comprising lawned areas, fruit trees, vegetable garden, herbaceous shrubs and trees, with views across the surrounding countryside. The garden enjoys multiple outbuildings including a garage, a garden store ( measuring 26’ ), a workshop and a shed.
