House For Sale £725,000
A delightful detached Cotswold stone character cottage situated in the heart of the highly sought after village of Stinchcombe.
The cottage is believed to date back over 200 years and is set in beautiful mature gardens of around a third of an acre with lovely chocolate box local stone elevations. The accommodation looks out across the gardens which are extremely well stocked and established with specimen trees and shrubs and tucked away patio areas ideal for outside entertaining. With the real feel of country living the accommodation flows from a large reception hallway with woodburning stove through double doors into the main lounge which has patio doors looking out onto the gardens. There is a separate dining room with an open fireplace, study/office and kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining utility/boot room. A cloakroom/shower room completes the ground floor accommodation which has lovely period features and there is a staircase to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms and a good size family bathroom. The cottage has gas fired central heating and double glazed windows, with some having stone mullions to the front.
Outside the gardens are a particular feature with Cotswold stone walls and pathways, ornamental pond and natural wild flower area with bluebells and primroses leading towards a double garage.
The village of Stinchcombe lies to the West of Dursley Town which offers a good range of day to day amenities and Cam village both on the edge of the stunning Cotswold Escarpment with fabulous walks and rides through Stinchcombe Hill Woodlands and golf course which form part of the famous Cotswold Way. There are excellent communications to the major cities of Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham via the A38 and M5 motorway network and a mainline railway station at Box Road, Cam provides rail links to Bristol and London (Paddington) via Gloucester.
A delightful detached Cotswold stone character cottage situated in the heart of the highly sought after village of Stinchcombe.
The cottage is believed to date back over 200 years and is set in beautiful mature gardens of around a third of an acre with lovely chocolate box local stone elevations. The accommodation looks out across the gardens which are extremely well stocked and established with specimen trees and shrubs and tucked away patio areas ideal for outside entertaining. With the real feel of country living the accommodation flows from a large reception hallway with woodburning stove through double doors into the main lounge which has patio doors looking out onto the gardens. There is a separate dining room with an open fireplace, study/office and kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining utility/boot room. A cloakroom/shower room completes the ground floor accommodation which has lovely period features and there is a staircase to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms and a good size family bathroom. The cottage has gas fired central heating and double glazed windows, with some having stone mullions to the front.
Outside the gardens are a particular feature with Cotswold stone walls and pathways, ornamental pond and natural wild flower area with bluebells and primroses leading towards a double garage.
The village of Stinchcombe lies to the West of Dursley Town which offers a good range of day to day amenities and Cam village both on the edge of the stunning Cotswold Escarpment with fabulous walks and rides through Stinchcombe Hill Woodlands and golf course which form part of the famous Cotswold Way. There are excellent communications to the major cities of Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham via the A38 and M5 motorway network and a mainline railway station at Box Road, Cam provides rail links to Bristol and London (Paddington) via Gloucester.
Council Tax Band - G
Reception Hallway (4.90m x 3.68m)
Half glazed door to reception hallway. With feature brick fireplace with flagstone hearth, inset woodburner and original bread oven to the side. Useful understairs storage cupboard, wall mounted Hive central heating thermostat control unit, double glazed mullion window with deep sill to front and twin panelled radiator.
Cloakroom/Shower Room
With vanity wash hand basin, low level WC, corner shower cubicle with mains shower unit and glazed shower screen, panelled radiator and double glazed window to rear.
Lounge (7.37m x 4.93m)
Accessed via double doors from reception hallway with attractive fireplace with Pine surround, two double glazed windows overlooking gardens, tv aerial point, two recessed bookshelves and beamed ceiling. Two twin panelled radiators and double glazed sliding patio doors with beautiful views across the front gardens.
Dining Room (4.98m x 3.05m)
With attractive open fireplace with flagstone hearth and beam over, built in storage cupboards, two double glazed mullion windows with deep sills and twin panelled radiator.
Study (3.12m x 1.98m)
With panelled radiator and two double glazed windows.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (4.37m x 3.96m)
With an attractive range of waxed Pine base units incorporating granite worktop surfaces with drawers and cupboards under, matching wall storage cupboards, inset Belfast style sink unit, integrated dishwasher and Cannon double oven with four ring gas hob unit and extractor hood over. Built in pantry cupboards, twin panelled radiator, two double glazed windows and half glazed door to garden.
Utility/Boot Room (2.87m x 2.16m)
Having plumbing for automatic washing machine and space for tumble dryer, quarry tiled floor, double glazed window and gas fired boiler supplying central heating and domestic hot water circulation.
First Floor Landing
From the reception hallway there is a staircase to first floor landing with access to roof storage space, two panelled radiators and double glazed window.
Bedroom One (5.18m x 3.89m)
With fitted wardrobes, panelled radiator and three double glazed windows and window seat.
Bedroom Two (4.98m x 4.09m)
With double glazed mullion window to front, twin panelled radiator, built in wardrobe and storage cupboard.
Bedroom Three (3.66m x 3.20m)
With twin panelled radiator, built in wardrobe and access to roof storage space.
Family Bathroom
Having p-shaped bath with fitted Mira electric shower unit over and glazed shower screen, vanity wash hand basin, low level WC and vanity storage cupboards. Chrome ladder radiator, double glazed mullion window to front and built in airing cupboard containing hot water storage tank.
Outside
The cottage has beautiful landscaped mature gardens with extensive lawns and well stocked herbaceous borders with specimen trees and shrubs, ornamental pond and wild flower area with bluebells and primroses. There are Cotswold stone gravel paths and patios ideal for outside entertaining or quiet reading areas, a rear courtyard patio area with pedestrian gate to road, with mature and younger apple trees, plum tree and useful open store.
Garage (5.51m x 5.44m)
With twin up and over doors, power and light. There is access to garden via steps from a door and gate.
The cottage is believed to date back over 200 years and is set in beautiful mature gardens of around a third of an acre with lovely chocolate box local stone elevations. The accommodation looks out across the gardens which are extremely well stocked and established with specimen trees and shrubs and tucked away patio areas ideal for outside entertaining. With the real feel of country living the accommodation flows from a large reception hallway with woodburning stove through double doors into the main lounge which has patio doors looking out onto the gardens. There is a separate dining room with an open fireplace, study/office and kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining utility/boot room. A cloakroom/shower room completes the ground floor accommodation which has lovely period features and there is a staircase to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms and a good size family bathroom. The cottage has gas fired central heating and double glazed windows, with some having stone mullions to the front.
Outside the gardens are a particular feature with Cotswold stone walls and pathways, ornamental pond and natural wild flower area with bluebells and primroses leading towards a double garage.
The village of Stinchcombe lies to the West of Dursley Town which offers a good range of day to day amenities and Cam village both on the edge of the stunning Cotswold Escarpment with fabulous walks and rides through Stinchcombe Hill Woodlands and golf course which form part of the famous Cotswold Way. There are excellent communications to the major cities of Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham via the A38 and M5 motorway network and a mainline railway station at Box Road, Cam provides rail links to Bristol and London (Paddington) via Gloucester.
A delightful detached Cotswold stone character cottage situated in the heart of the highly sought after village of Stinchcombe.
The cottage is believed to date back over 200 years and is set in beautiful mature gardens of around a third of an acre with lovely chocolate box local stone elevations. The accommodation looks out across the gardens which are extremely well stocked and established with specimen trees and shrubs and tucked away patio areas ideal for outside entertaining. With the real feel of country living the accommodation flows from a large reception hallway with woodburning stove through double doors into the main lounge which has patio doors looking out onto the gardens. There is a separate dining room with an open fireplace, study/office and kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining utility/boot room. A cloakroom/shower room completes the ground floor accommodation which has lovely period features and there is a staircase to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms and a good size family bathroom. The cottage has gas fired central heating and double glazed windows, with some having stone mullions to the front.
Outside the gardens are a particular feature with Cotswold stone walls and pathways, ornamental pond and natural wild flower area with bluebells and primroses leading towards a double garage.
The village of Stinchcombe lies to the West of Dursley Town which offers a good range of day to day amenities and Cam village both on the edge of the stunning Cotswold Escarpment with fabulous walks and rides through Stinchcombe Hill Woodlands and golf course which form part of the famous Cotswold Way. There are excellent communications to the major cities of Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham via the A38 and M5 motorway network and a mainline railway station at Box Road, Cam provides rail links to Bristol and London (Paddington) via Gloucester.
Council Tax Band - G
Reception Hallway (4.90m x 3.68m)
Half glazed door to reception hallway. With feature brick fireplace with flagstone hearth, inset woodburner and original bread oven to the side. Useful understairs storage cupboard, wall mounted Hive central heating thermostat control unit, double glazed mullion window with deep sill to front and twin panelled radiator.
Cloakroom/Shower Room
With vanity wash hand basin, low level WC, corner shower cubicle with mains shower unit and glazed shower screen, panelled radiator and double glazed window to rear.
Lounge (7.37m x 4.93m)
Accessed via double doors from reception hallway with attractive fireplace with Pine surround, two double glazed windows overlooking gardens, tv aerial point, two recessed bookshelves and beamed ceiling. Two twin panelled radiators and double glazed sliding patio doors with beautiful views across the front gardens.
Dining Room (4.98m x 3.05m)
With attractive open fireplace with flagstone hearth and beam over, built in storage cupboards, two double glazed mullion windows with deep sills and twin panelled radiator.
Study (3.12m x 1.98m)
With panelled radiator and two double glazed windows.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (4.37m x 3.96m)
With an attractive range of waxed Pine base units incorporating granite worktop surfaces with drawers and cupboards under, matching wall storage cupboards, inset Belfast style sink unit, integrated dishwasher and Cannon double oven with four ring gas hob unit and extractor hood over. Built in pantry cupboards, twin panelled radiator, two double glazed windows and half glazed door to garden.
Utility/Boot Room (2.87m x 2.16m)
Having plumbing for automatic washing machine and space for tumble dryer, quarry tiled floor, double glazed window and gas fired boiler supplying central heating and domestic hot water circulation.
First Floor Landing
From the reception hallway there is a staircase to first floor landing with access to roof storage space, two panelled radiators and double glazed window.
Bedroom One (5.18m x 3.89m)
With fitted wardrobes, panelled radiator and three double glazed windows and window seat.
Bedroom Two (4.98m x 4.09m)
With double glazed mullion window to front, twin panelled radiator, built in wardrobe and storage cupboard.
Bedroom Three (3.66m x 3.20m)
With twin panelled radiator, built in wardrobe and access to roof storage space.
Family Bathroom
Having p-shaped bath with fitted Mira electric shower unit over and glazed shower screen, vanity wash hand basin, low level WC and vanity storage cupboards. Chrome ladder radiator, double glazed mullion window to front and built in airing cupboard containing hot water storage tank.
Outside
The cottage has beautiful landscaped mature gardens with extensive lawns and well stocked herbaceous borders with specimen trees and shrubs, ornamental pond and wild flower area with bluebells and primroses. There are Cotswold stone gravel paths and patios ideal for outside entertaining or quiet reading areas, a rear courtyard patio area with pedestrian gate to road, with mature and younger apple trees, plum tree and useful open store.
Garage (5.51m x 5.44m)
With twin up and over doors, power and light. There is access to garden via steps from a door and gate.
