Gloucester Road, Stonehouse

This is a lovely example of an extended Victorian red bricked terrace. Situated on the edge of Stonehouse in walking distance to the local amenities, schools and station.

On approach parking on the street with frontage leading up to the front porch. Internally from the porch you lead into a lovely sitting room with feature fireplace and gas fire inset, laminate flooring throughout. Opening to a dining room with stairs off to the first floor, under stairs storage.

Leading into a lovely extended fitted kitchen/breakfast room, wealth of wall and base units, built in extractor, cooker, waste disposal unit, space for further appliances. Tiled flooring throughout. Open plan to the eating area that provides space for a four seater table and chairs with roof light above. Views of the garden with French doors providing access.

A good-sized family bathroom all white with shower over the bath with two shower head attachments and a spa bath on the ground floor.

To the first floor a double room to the front with his n her built in wardrobes and built-in TV. A further bedroom on this floor which is a single room with built in bed and storage beneath and views in the distance.
To the second floor one further double bedroom and one single room, both with storage to the eaves. Having a feeling of being light and airy throughout.

The garden provides a wealth of space for all to enjoy and is fully enclosed. A paved terrace with a sun canopy opens to a lawned garden, with garden shed and ornamental pond. A raised decked terrace with pergola over, lights inset and opens to further lawn and enclosed compost area with garden shed.

Overall a great family home with great internal and external space.

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.