House For Sale £550,000
This fabulous period home sits on the fringes of Nailsworth market town and is believed to date back circa 200 years, having only sold twice in the last 100 years. Character features are abundant throughout, including mullioned bay windows, flagstone floors and exposed stone walls and beams. From the front door the hallway gives access to the two principal reception rooms. The sitting room enjoys the flagstone floor and fireplace with a wood-burning stove, then leading through to the garden room with access to the garden. The dining room, with a Cotswold stone fireplace, leads through to the kitchen where you will find a range of units and free-standing appliances and a covered dry well which could be made into a feature. On the first floor two double bedrooms have front facing views over the town and are served by the bathroom, with roll-top bath and a separate shower room. A further attic bedroom can be found on the top floor. Property Ref: STR210116.
Outside
The property fronts onto the road, with parking to the side of the house. From the front, wrought-iron gates offer access to the front door. The majority of the gardens are at the rear and are a true delight. The garden is mainly laid to lawn interspersed with pretty flower and shrub borders. A seating area offers space for entertaining outside of the kitchen and garden room, whilst three sheds provide handy storage space.
Situation
Nailsworth offers a wide selection of shops, services and restaurants, including delicatessen, florist, craft shops and supermarkets. The proximity of the A46 Bath-Cheltenham Road ensures access to a number of major towns and routes including the M4 & M5 motorways. Stroud, the principal urban centre locally, is approx. 4 miles away where more extensive educational, shopping and leisure facilities are available. For the long distance traveller, a main line railway station with regular Intercity services to London (Paddington) can be found at Stroud. Above Nailsworth, approx. 1 mile away, is Minchinhampton Common, some 600 acres of common land providing opportunities for walking, horse riding, golf and a vantage point for extensive Cotswold views.
Outside
The property fronts onto the road, with parking to the side of the house. From the front, wrought-iron gates offer access to the front door. The majority of the gardens are at the rear and are a true delight. The garden is mainly laid to lawn interspersed with pretty flower and shrub borders. A seating area offers space for entertaining outside of the kitchen and garden room, whilst three sheds provide handy storage space.
Situation
Nailsworth offers a wide selection of shops, services and restaurants, including delicatessen, florist, craft shops and supermarkets. The proximity of the A46 Bath-Cheltenham Road ensures access to a number of major towns and routes including the M4 & M5 motorways. Stroud, the principal urban centre locally, is approx. 4 miles away where more extensive educational, shopping and leisure facilities are available. For the long distance traveller, a main line railway station with regular Intercity services to London (Paddington) can be found at Stroud. Above Nailsworth, approx. 1 mile away, is Minchinhampton Common, some 600 acres of common land providing opportunities for walking, horse riding, golf and a vantage point for extensive Cotswold views.
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