House For Sale £500,000
Occupying a much coveted elevated position within the popular Brimscombe valley, lies this versatile detached bungalow with a generous garden. The property offers a great opportunity to create a wonderful home as the property requires modernisation and will provide an exciting opportunity for any buyer wishing to put their own stamp on a property. As you will see from the floor plan, there are two bedrooms on the ground floor which are served by a shower room, a conservatory, a sitting room opening to a dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room with a range of wall and base level units. A further bedroom can be located on the first floor. Property Ref: STR220219. Council Tax: Band C
Outside
A gated driveway provides parking for one vehicle but could be changed to provide further parking. Bounded by a combination of stone walls and hedging, gardens extend to the rear. Mainly laid to lawn with an array of mature trees and shrub and flower borders. Partial elevated views of the neighbouring countryside can be enjoyed. A workshop can be access from the driveway and a shed and greenhouse can be located in the rear garden.
Situation
Straddling the A419 London Road, Brimscombe is a small countryside village built around the original shipping Port that brought wealth and riches to the area. Although the Port no longer remains, Brimscombe still holds many remnants of its heritage with converted woollen mills which all run alongside the canal which still flows through the valley, sporadically intercepted by locks. The property is situated within easy reach of the canal which provides a lovely walks along the canal side. Stroud District Council is currently leading restoration of a 6.7 mile length of the Cotswold Canals between Stonehouse and Brimscombe and this is thought to bring huge benefits in terms of economic investment, heritage, leisure and conservation to the area. The village has a local primary school and is in the catchment area for Thomas Keble secondary school. It also offers a village shop, post office, traditional Fish & Chip shop, hair salon and antiques shop. The area has excellent transport links with the A417 providing easy access to Stroud, M5, Cirencester and beyond as well as Stroud and Kemble railway stations for direct trains to London Paddington.
Outside
A gated driveway provides parking for one vehicle but could be changed to provide further parking. Bounded by a combination of stone walls and hedging, gardens extend to the rear. Mainly laid to lawn with an array of mature trees and shrub and flower borders. Partial elevated views of the neighbouring countryside can be enjoyed. A workshop can be access from the driveway and a shed and greenhouse can be located in the rear garden.
Situation
Straddling the A419 London Road, Brimscombe is a small countryside village built around the original shipping Port that brought wealth and riches to the area. Although the Port no longer remains, Brimscombe still holds many remnants of its heritage with converted woollen mills which all run alongside the canal which still flows through the valley, sporadically intercepted by locks. The property is situated within easy reach of the canal which provides a lovely walks along the canal side. Stroud District Council is currently leading restoration of a 6.7 mile length of the Cotswold Canals between Stonehouse and Brimscombe and this is thought to bring huge benefits in terms of economic investment, heritage, leisure and conservation to the area. The village has a local primary school and is in the catchment area for Thomas Keble secondary school. It also offers a village shop, post office, traditional Fish & Chip shop, hair salon and antiques shop. The area has excellent transport links with the A417 providing easy access to Stroud, M5, Cirencester and beyond as well as Stroud and Kemble railway stations for direct trains to London Paddington.
