House For Sale £450,000
Centrally located in the Cotswold town of Stroud, enjoying ease of access to variety of amenities including the railway station and Stroud’s award winning farmers' market to mention a few, lies this redbrick period terraced townhouse. With accommodation positioned across fours floors the property enjoys flexibility and whilst currently used as three bedroom home has the potential to provide a fourth bedroom. The ground floor accommodation is ideal for entertaining with a modern kitchen/dining room hosting a range of wall and base units with integrated appliances. The kitchen/dining room opens out to a light & airy sitting room with feature fireplace and access to the rear courtyard. A snug/fourth bedroom with a sash window to the front elevation is positioned on first floor. This floor is immediately accessible at street level. The second floor hosts one bedroom with a spacious family bathroom. A further bedroom can be found on the third floor. Property Ref STR220079.
Outside
A pretty south facing enclosed courtyard with room for alfresco dining is positioned to the rear of the property. A small courtyard with a wooden storage shed lies to the front.
Situation
The property is positioned within close proximity Stroud centre. The house enjoys ease of access to a range of facilities including the award winning weekly farmers' market. This market town has a Bohemian feel and is popular for it's literature, arts and historical industrial woollen mills with the old canal system being currently rejuvenated. There are many specialist shops, cafes, galleries, cinema, sports and leisure clubs. There are a great selection of educational choices for all ages including independent, grammar and state schools. The nearby M5 provides access to Bristol and Birmingham. Stroud railway station has a regular service to London (Paddington) in approx. 90 minutes. Cirencester, Cheltenham and Gloucester are all within 14 miles.
Outside
A pretty south facing enclosed courtyard with room for alfresco dining is positioned to the rear of the property. A small courtyard with a wooden storage shed lies to the front.
Situation
The property is positioned within close proximity Stroud centre. The house enjoys ease of access to a range of facilities including the award winning weekly farmers' market. This market town has a Bohemian feel and is popular for it's literature, arts and historical industrial woollen mills with the old canal system being currently rejuvenated. There are many specialist shops, cafes, galleries, cinema, sports and leisure clubs. There are a great selection of educational choices for all ages including independent, grammar and state schools. The nearby M5 provides access to Bristol and Birmingham. Stroud railway station has a regular service to London (Paddington) in approx. 90 minutes. Cirencester, Cheltenham and Gloucester are all within 14 miles.
