House For Sale £500,000
A CHARMING GRADE II LISTED THREE BEDROOM CHARACTER COTTAGE LOCATED IN A DELIGHTFUL AND PEACEFUL LOCATION WITH THE MOST ENCHANTING GARDENS AND WOODLAND
Sitting Room, Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Kitchen, Utility Room, 3 External Store Sheds, Patio Terrace, Extensive Gardens, Woodland, Off-Street Parking
Description - 3 Terrace Houses is a charming Grade 2 Listed cottage believed to date back to c.1800. The accommodation, which is arranged over three floors, is filled with natural light and period features throughout. On the ground floor you enter the property into a spacious dining room, which leads to the kitchen. Off the kitchen, a separate utility room has a back door leading out to a courtyard with a right of access to a covered, secure store shed and to a private path leading to the kitchen garden. This courtyard and the back door can also be accessed from the front of the property via garage doors and a covered alleyway.
From the dining room, stairs lead to a bright landing off which are three bedrooms, one of which is used as a home office and the family bathroom. A fabulous vaulted ceiling sitting room is located on the top floor with exposed beams, fireplace and wonderful views out over the gardens. A door from this room opens out to a raised private patio with access to the gardens and two storage sheds.
These gardens are an unexpected delight that makes this property stand out from the crowd. Separated into three distinct areas, the first is a level lawned area bordered by mature shrubs and trees. Leading on from this is a charming woodland which in turn leads to a large kitchen garden with vegetable beds. The path from here then leads back to the courtyard and rear ground floor entrance to the property.
At the front of the house is a private off-street parking area for several cars.
Directions - From our Stroud Office take the A419 towards Cirencester. Shortly after passing the Brimscombe and Thrupp footballground (on the right) prepare to turn off right up Brimscombe Hill towards Minchinhampton Common. Port Lane is then the first turning to your left with Terrace Houses being on your right hand side about 50 meters along.
Location - 3 Terrace Houses is located towards the bottom of Brimscombe Hill and very convenient for accessing Stroud. It faces east-west with the sun on the rear in the morning and the front in the afternoon. Brimscombe is one of a number of adjacent villages which are strung along both flanks of the Chalford Valley, where many of the older properties are associated with the weaving trade that once flourished locally. Stroud is a vibrant market town very much with its own identity and a good range of independent retailers, an award winning Farmers' Market as well as four major supermarkets. From its main line train station there are regular services into London Paddington or Cheltenham and Gloucester. Brimscombe has a host of local amenities including the award winning Ship Inn as well as the popular Long Table. The village has a well-regarded primary school and there are excellent secondary schools in the vicinity including both boys and girls grammar schools in Stroud. At the top of Brimscombe Hill are the open space of Minchinhampton Common which also hosts one of three challenging golf courses in the area.
Sitting Room, Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Kitchen, Utility Room, 3 External Store Sheds, Patio Terrace, Extensive Gardens, Woodland, Off-Street Parking
Description - 3 Terrace Houses is a charming Grade 2 Listed cottage believed to date back to c.1800. The accommodation, which is arranged over three floors, is filled with natural light and period features throughout. On the ground floor you enter the property into a spacious dining room, which leads to the kitchen. Off the kitchen, a separate utility room has a back door leading out to a courtyard with a right of access to a covered, secure store shed and to a private path leading to the kitchen garden. This courtyard and the back door can also be accessed from the front of the property via garage doors and a covered alleyway.
From the dining room, stairs lead to a bright landing off which are three bedrooms, one of which is used as a home office and the family bathroom. A fabulous vaulted ceiling sitting room is located on the top floor with exposed beams, fireplace and wonderful views out over the gardens. A door from this room opens out to a raised private patio with access to the gardens and two storage sheds.
These gardens are an unexpected delight that makes this property stand out from the crowd. Separated into three distinct areas, the first is a level lawned area bordered by mature shrubs and trees. Leading on from this is a charming woodland which in turn leads to a large kitchen garden with vegetable beds. The path from here then leads back to the courtyard and rear ground floor entrance to the property.
At the front of the house is a private off-street parking area for several cars.
Directions - From our Stroud Office take the A419 towards Cirencester. Shortly after passing the Brimscombe and Thrupp footballground (on the right) prepare to turn off right up Brimscombe Hill towards Minchinhampton Common. Port Lane is then the first turning to your left with Terrace Houses being on your right hand side about 50 meters along.
Location - 3 Terrace Houses is located towards the bottom of Brimscombe Hill and very convenient for accessing Stroud. It faces east-west with the sun on the rear in the morning and the front in the afternoon. Brimscombe is one of a number of adjacent villages which are strung along both flanks of the Chalford Valley, where many of the older properties are associated with the weaving trade that once flourished locally. Stroud is a vibrant market town very much with its own identity and a good range of independent retailers, an award winning Farmers' Market as well as four major supermarkets. From its main line train station there are regular services into London Paddington or Cheltenham and Gloucester. Brimscombe has a host of local amenities including the award winning Ship Inn as well as the popular Long Table. The village has a well-regarded primary school and there are excellent secondary schools in the vicinity including both boys and girls grammar schools in Stroud. At the top of Brimscombe Hill are the open space of Minchinhampton Common which also hosts one of three challenging golf courses in the area.
