House For Sale £1,100,000
The house stands in an elevated and accessible position with a private drive and parking area at the front of the house. The house and gardens present an attractive and rare opportunity for the next custodian to restore the property to its former glory or to embark on a project to take the property to its next stage of evolution.
There is an excellent range of accommodation with the principal rooms offering high ceilings, large sash windows and generally a good sense of proportion. This being the case, it is reported that the house was once used as a girls' school during the 1920's before returning to use as a private dwelling.
Bowbridge House is positioned on the edge of the popular town of Stroud, with good access to the larger centres of Bath, Bristol and Cheltenham. The property is also well located for access to the M4 and M5 motorways and Stroud's mainline train station offers convenient services to London Paddington.
The property's location allows easy access to the wonderful and unspoilt Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing enjoyment of the local countryside for walking and cycling amongst other country pursuits on offer in the area.
The house and gardens present an attractive and rare opportunity for the next custodian to restore the property to its former glory or to embark on a project to take the property to its next stage of evolution.
The property is being sold by executors in its current form of sub-division, comprising two dwellings, which offers further versatility to a range of potential purchasers.
Being a substantial house built as a gentleman's residence, probably by Thomas Newcome who was a successful mill owner.
Stroud Station (Paddington 90 minutes) 0.9 mile l Cirencester 9.6 miles, l
Cheltenham, 12.5 miles l Gloucestershire 14.1 l M5 (J13) 9.9 miles (All distances
are approximate)
There is an excellent range of accommodation with the principal rooms offering high ceilings, large sash windows and generally a good sense of proportion. This being the case, it is reported that the house was once used as a girls' school during the 1920's before returning to use as a private dwelling.
Bowbridge House is positioned on the edge of the popular town of Stroud, with good access to the larger centres of Bath, Bristol and Cheltenham. The property is also well located for access to the M4 and M5 motorways and Stroud's mainline train station offers convenient services to London Paddington.
The property's location allows easy access to the wonderful and unspoilt Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing enjoyment of the local countryside for walking and cycling amongst other country pursuits on offer in the area.
The house and gardens present an attractive and rare opportunity for the next custodian to restore the property to its former glory or to embark on a project to take the property to its next stage of evolution.
The property is being sold by executors in its current form of sub-division, comprising two dwellings, which offers further versatility to a range of potential purchasers.
Being a substantial house built as a gentleman's residence, probably by Thomas Newcome who was a successful mill owner.
Stroud Station (Paddington 90 minutes) 0.9 mile l Cirencester 9.6 miles, l
Cheltenham, 12.5 miles l Gloucestershire 14.1 l M5 (J13) 9.9 miles (All distances
are approximate)
