Gloucester Road, Stonehouse

A lovely example of a three storey period townhouse that has been extended to the rear. On approach properties in this road have adopted to parking on the frontage as well on the Gloucester road. A lawned frontage up to a entrance porch/cloaks area.

Leading directly into the sitting room with laminate flooring opening to the dining room area. A lovely open under stairs recess perfect for a desk with stairs off to the first floor. Open hatch provides views into the kitchen and garden.

A modern fitted kitchen with a wealth of base and wall mounted cabinets in a polished cream, complimented by wooden worktops, integral appliances, travertine flooring and views to the garden. A rear hall provides access to the garden, utility and cloakroom. A good sized utility room provides room for washing machine and tumble drier with worktop and storage, completed with a WC. Complimented by wooden panelling.

To the first floor a double bedroom to the front with views across the roof tops, exposed wooden flooring, space for freestanding furniture. A lovely four piece family bathroom, views to the rear and a linen cupboard housing the boiler.

To the second floor a further double bedroom to the front with lovely outlook, a single bedroom to the rear with a dormer window providing superb views.

Outside a terrace with a open access to neighbouring property. Open to a large sun terrace, perfect for family gatherings. A good size garden shed/workshop. A lovely lawned area with well stocked boarders, perfect for children to play. To the head of the garden an enclosed vegetable garden and composting area.

The house has a lovely feel throughout and is very nicely presented and decorated.

Stonehouse is a pleasant small town conveniently located with relatively flat topography. The flats of the River Severn lie to one side with Doverow Hill and woodland to the North. It offers all amenities including a range of independent shops. Local family butchers, hardware store, supermarket, fast-food outlets, restaurants and all health services. Numerous light industries offer employment to much of the community. Located between river, canal and GWR railway services, historically allowed it to grow from agricultural to brick and tile industries to current various light SME’s with Müller Severnside Dairy being largest business.

It offers full range of education within both state and private sectors, within 10 minutes drive to High school, Grammar School and Further Education College in Stroud. There is a mix of old stone and more modern properties offering opportunity for everyone. Recreationally there are parks and play areas with The Magpies being the town’s football club. There are oodles of excellent walking routes including The Cotswold Way, canal paths, cycle-path or our wonderful woodlands and quarries.

Stonehouse makes for easy commuting with a central railway station directly to Gloucester, Swindon and London Paddington. By road the M5 (J13) just 5 minutes away accessing Bristol, Cheltenham and further afield.