House For Sale £460,000
Offered to the market chain free, is this four-bedroom detached cottage in the heart of Stonehouse. The Grade II listed home has an abundance of space, offering three reception rooms, a kitchen, utility, and cloakroom on the ground floor. The first floor boasts four double bedrooms and two bathrooms. Externally the property offers a large rear garden and off-road parking.
Entrance Hall - Quarry tiled flooring. Access to living room, cloakroom and dining room.
Living Room - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect along with a door to rear garden. Feature wood burner with ornate mantle. Stairs to first floor. Two radiators.
Dining Room - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Inglenook fireplace with red brick hearth, historically used as a bread oven. Solid wood flooring. Stairs rising to the first floor. Radiator.
Kitchen - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Door to rear garden. Quarry tiled flooring with exposed wooden beams. Range of wall and base units, sink and Aga style cooker.
Study - Two windows to rear aspect. Solid wood flooring.
Cloakroom - Window to rear aspect. Low-level WC and wash hand basin. Radiator.
Bedroom One - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Exposed wooden beams. Radiator.
Bedroom Two - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Exposed wooden beams. Access to en-suite and stairs to ground floor. Radiator.
En-Suite - Low-level WC, wash hand basin and shower unit. Exposed wooden beams and radiator.
Bedroom Three - Window to front aspect. Exposed wooden beams. Radiator.
Bedroom Four - Dual aspect windows to front and side aspect. Alcove with shelving. Radiator.
Bathroom - Dual aspect windows to side and rear aspect. Low-level WC, bath, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
Outside - To the front of the property, you have an off road parking space along with a small front garden boasting a well. Following the foot path around the side of the property to the rear garden, you are greeted with a fantastic space perfect for any green fingered folk to stamp their mark on. Initially, there is a small patio area perfect for some outdoor dining. The rest of the large, enclosed rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with tree and shrub borders. Additionally, there are a couple of sheds that will be staying.
History - Dating back to the 16th century, and being one of the oldest properties in town, this home has a deep-set history within Stonehouse. Formally known as Trotman's Farm and Queen Anne's Cottage, the property has more recently become known as The Old Thatched Cottage. Boasting a Grade II Listing there are many character features within the property that are protected such as a ceramic fire plaque which indicated that the cottage was once insured, and the fire brigade would attend in case of fire.
Location - The property is located at the heart of Stonehouse town. Local facilities and amenities include a Co-op with post office, restaurants and primary and secondary schools. The property is approximately 3.6 miles to Junction 12 of the M5 motorway, providing access to Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol. Stonehouse railway station has a regular train service to London and Cheltenham. The town is situated approximately three miles west of Stroud and twelve miles south of Gloucester.
Tenure, Services And Local Authority - Freehold.
All mains services are believed to be connected to the property.
Stroud District Council. Tax Band F: £3,183.37 (2022/23).
Entrance Hall - Quarry tiled flooring. Access to living room, cloakroom and dining room.
Living Room - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect along with a door to rear garden. Feature wood burner with ornate mantle. Stairs to first floor. Two radiators.
Dining Room - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Inglenook fireplace with red brick hearth, historically used as a bread oven. Solid wood flooring. Stairs rising to the first floor. Radiator.
Kitchen - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Door to rear garden. Quarry tiled flooring with exposed wooden beams. Range of wall and base units, sink and Aga style cooker.
Study - Two windows to rear aspect. Solid wood flooring.
Cloakroom - Window to rear aspect. Low-level WC and wash hand basin. Radiator.
Bedroom One - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Exposed wooden beams. Radiator.
Bedroom Two - Dual aspect windows to front and rear aspect. Exposed wooden beams. Access to en-suite and stairs to ground floor. Radiator.
En-Suite - Low-level WC, wash hand basin and shower unit. Exposed wooden beams and radiator.
Bedroom Three - Window to front aspect. Exposed wooden beams. Radiator.
Bedroom Four - Dual aspect windows to front and side aspect. Alcove with shelving. Radiator.
Bathroom - Dual aspect windows to side and rear aspect. Low-level WC, bath, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
Outside - To the front of the property, you have an off road parking space along with a small front garden boasting a well. Following the foot path around the side of the property to the rear garden, you are greeted with a fantastic space perfect for any green fingered folk to stamp their mark on. Initially, there is a small patio area perfect for some outdoor dining. The rest of the large, enclosed rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with tree and shrub borders. Additionally, there are a couple of sheds that will be staying.
History - Dating back to the 16th century, and being one of the oldest properties in town, this home has a deep-set history within Stonehouse. Formally known as Trotman's Farm and Queen Anne's Cottage, the property has more recently become known as The Old Thatched Cottage. Boasting a Grade II Listing there are many character features within the property that are protected such as a ceramic fire plaque which indicated that the cottage was once insured, and the fire brigade would attend in case of fire.
Location - The property is located at the heart of Stonehouse town. Local facilities and amenities include a Co-op with post office, restaurants and primary and secondary schools. The property is approximately 3.6 miles to Junction 12 of the M5 motorway, providing access to Gloucester, Cheltenham and Bristol. Stonehouse railway station has a regular train service to London and Cheltenham. The town is situated approximately three miles west of Stroud and twelve miles south of Gloucester.
Tenure, Services And Local Authority - Freehold.
All mains services are believed to be connected to the property.
Stroud District Council. Tax Band F: £3,183.37 (2022/23).
