House For Sale £500,000
A newly renovated detached bungalow which enjoys an elevated tucked away location within walking distance to Selsley Common. Internally the property offers flexible living accommodation which currently comprises: entrance hall with parquet floor, double aspect sitting room with feature wood burning stove, double aspect kitchen, utility room, cloakroom, dining room which opens onto the rear garden, 4 bedrooms and shower room. Outside to the front of the property there is a gated driveway in front of a detached single garage, additional open aspect driveway and mature garden. The rear garden is larger than usual, fully enclosed offering both privacy and views over to Amberley. The current owner has also added solar panels to complement the EPC rating to a band C.
The adjacent villages of South and North Woodchester are situated in the south-west of the Cotswolds almost midway between Bristol and Cheltenham/Gloucester. Both have many attractive period buildings and share facilities with 2 pubs, a general store/post office and popular primary school in North Woodchester. The surroundings are spectacular. The Woodchester Valley and adjacent woods are a marvellous source of walks and opposite is Minchinhampton Common. The local towns are Nailsworth (with an excellent range of independent retailers) and Stroud which is the administrative centre for the region. The latter has a mainline station (London Paddington from just over 90 minutes), a large Waitrose and 3 other supermarkets, as well as its famous Farmers' Market, provincial theatre, multiplex cinema and boys' and girls' grammar schools. Other local amenities include a cycle track between Nailsworth and Stroud, 3 challenging golf courses nearby, opportunities to ride (local livery stables) and a visit to the village's own boutique Vineyard - Woodchester Valley Wines.
The adjacent villages of South and North Woodchester are situated in the south-west of the Cotswolds almost midway between Bristol and Cheltenham/Gloucester. Both have many attractive period buildings and share facilities with 2 pubs, a general store/post office and popular primary school in North Woodchester. The surroundings are spectacular. The Woodchester Valley and adjacent woods are a marvellous source of walks and opposite is Minchinhampton Common. The local towns are Nailsworth (with an excellent range of independent retailers) and Stroud which is the administrative centre for the region. The latter has a mainline station (London Paddington from just over 90 minutes), a large Waitrose and 3 other supermarkets, as well as its famous Farmers' Market, provincial theatre, multiplex cinema and boys' and girls' grammar schools. Other local amenities include a cycle track between Nailsworth and Stroud, 3 challenging golf courses nearby, opportunities to ride (local livery stables) and a visit to the village's own boutique Vineyard - Woodchester Valley Wines.
