House For Sale £345,000
Welcome to this great semi-detached family home. Set between Cashes Green & Westrip. Offering a wealth of space over three floors. Parking on approach for two cars. Internally, entrance hall, sitting room, conservatory/garden room, dining room opening to hobby room, perfect for a busy family, entertaining guests or simply relaxing with your family. Four good sized bedrooms over two floors. With two bathrooms, mornings will be a breeze in this household, ensuring that everyone can get ready for the day without any hassle. Don't miss out on the opportunity to make this house your home. Complimented by an enclosed garden with terrace and lawned area. Short distance to amenities, schools and perfect location for walks.
A deceptively spacious semi-detached family home set in a very popular location that provides an ease of access to local amenities and choice of schools, on the edge of beautiful countryside and great walks. This is a semi-detached house that has undergone modernisation and a garage conversion.
On approach parking for two cars, and small raised gravel area with storage for bin and recycling.
To the side of the house is a covered walkway great for storing wellies and shoes outside and not worrying about that they will get wet.
A glass side door leads in a spacious entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, doors to dining room, kitchen, sitting room and under stairs storage cupboard. To the front a fitted kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted cabinets in light grey and grey work surfaces, built in double oven, hob and extractor and space for free standing appliances, window to the front.
Off the hallway is a great dining room with feature wall and modern grey radiator, opens through an arch to a hobby room/home office with a tall storage cupboard and window to the front.
A sitting room to the rear with great low and high built-in storage and window over looking the garden, french doors open to a conservatory/garden room. The conservatory is double glazed with views of the garden, and doors open with steps down to a paved terrace.
To the first floor landing doors lead to the bedrooms and a four piece bathroom suite. Further staircase leads to fourth bedroom and shower room.
To the rear bedrooms two and three both good sized double bedrooms with windows looking out to the garden and views across to the countryside beyond, bedroom one is a double bedroom with window to the front. Completing the first floor accommodation is a modern four piece family bathroom with grey tiles to floor and wall, separate shower cubicle with feature tiles, airing cupboard housing the boiler and space for linen and towels, window to front and extractor fan.
Staircase with storage on mid level and a feature stained glass window to the side. Opening to bedroom four and a shower room.
This is great space for teenage hide out. Three Velux windows, currently having a double bed, sofa and free standing furniture, wealth of eaves storage. A separate shower room with a further Velux window, white tiles on walls and easy maintenance flooring completes the internal space.
To the rear access from the garden room and the side leads to the South West facing garden, a range of planting to raised borders made up of a mix of decking, paving and gravel along with a sturdy shed in cornflower blue.
A deceptively spacious family home, three receptions, four bedrooms and two bathrooms on the outskirts of Stroud.
Situated on the edge of Cashes Green, well regarded by families with an ease of access to three primary schools. A short distance from secondary schools as well as being in the catchment for the grammar schools.
Situated on the edge of the north west fringe of Stroud sat on the edge of Randwick village. The famous 'Cotswold Way' links up to Standish Woods (National Trust woodland),
Stroud is a well-known centre for arts and crafts and the weekly Farmers Market has been voted the best in the country, a wealth of independent shops and the Five Valleys shopping centre provides a wonderful selection of eateries and boutiques. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum in the Park. Stroud has a wealth of local pubs and restaurants and the very well regarded Stroud brewery offering great social events with ethical and organic beer has become a very cherished landmark.
Stroud and Stonehouse railway stations offer a direct line service to London Paddington. This property also offers an ease of access to Junction 12 of the M5 North & South some 10 minutes away. From the neighbouring village of Randwick access is easily obtained to Gloucester.
Stroud benefits from a separate girls and boys grammar schools & Wycliffe College provides independent schooling. Foxmoor, Randwick & Cashes Green are the local primary school within the neighbouring locality
A deceptively spacious semi-detached family home set in a very popular location that provides an ease of access to local amenities and choice of schools, on the edge of beautiful countryside and great walks. This is a semi-detached house that has undergone modernisation and a garage conversion.
On approach parking for two cars, and small raised gravel area with storage for bin and recycling.
To the side of the house is a covered walkway great for storing wellies and shoes outside and not worrying about that they will get wet.
A glass side door leads in a spacious entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, doors to dining room, kitchen, sitting room and under stairs storage cupboard. To the front a fitted kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted cabinets in light grey and grey work surfaces, built in double oven, hob and extractor and space for free standing appliances, window to the front.
Off the hallway is a great dining room with feature wall and modern grey radiator, opens through an arch to a hobby room/home office with a tall storage cupboard and window to the front.
A sitting room to the rear with great low and high built-in storage and window over looking the garden, french doors open to a conservatory/garden room. The conservatory is double glazed with views of the garden, and doors open with steps down to a paved terrace.
To the first floor landing doors lead to the bedrooms and a four piece bathroom suite. Further staircase leads to fourth bedroom and shower room.
To the rear bedrooms two and three both good sized double bedrooms with windows looking out to the garden and views across to the countryside beyond, bedroom one is a double bedroom with window to the front. Completing the first floor accommodation is a modern four piece family bathroom with grey tiles to floor and wall, separate shower cubicle with feature tiles, airing cupboard housing the boiler and space for linen and towels, window to front and extractor fan.
Staircase with storage on mid level and a feature stained glass window to the side. Opening to bedroom four and a shower room.
This is great space for teenage hide out. Three Velux windows, currently having a double bed, sofa and free standing furniture, wealth of eaves storage. A separate shower room with a further Velux window, white tiles on walls and easy maintenance flooring completes the internal space.
To the rear access from the garden room and the side leads to the South West facing garden, a range of planting to raised borders made up of a mix of decking, paving and gravel along with a sturdy shed in cornflower blue.
A deceptively spacious family home, three receptions, four bedrooms and two bathrooms on the outskirts of Stroud.
Situated on the edge of Cashes Green, well regarded by families with an ease of access to three primary schools. A short distance from secondary schools as well as being in the catchment for the grammar schools.
Situated on the edge of the north west fringe of Stroud sat on the edge of Randwick village. The famous 'Cotswold Way' links up to Standish Woods (National Trust woodland),
Stroud is a well-known centre for arts and crafts and the weekly Farmers Market has been voted the best in the country, a wealth of independent shops and the Five Valleys shopping centre provides a wonderful selection of eateries and boutiques. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum in the Park. Stroud has a wealth of local pubs and restaurants and the very well regarded Stroud brewery offering great social events with ethical and organic beer has become a very cherished landmark.
Stroud and Stonehouse railway stations offer a direct line service to London Paddington. This property also offers an ease of access to Junction 12 of the M5 North & South some 10 minutes away. From the neighbouring village of Randwick access is easily obtained to Gloucester.
Stroud benefits from a separate girls and boys grammar schools & Wycliffe College provides independent schooling. Foxmoor, Randwick & Cashes Green are the local primary school within the neighbouring locality
