Middle Spillmans, Rodborough, Stroud

A stunning example of a three-storey extended period townhouse set in the heart of Rodborough. Throughout the property there is a wealth of period features combined beautifully with open plan living, with great attention to detail throughout.

On approach, steps lead into a pretty porch with a view across the valley. Internally, a stunning sitting room, open plan to a breakfast kitchen. Fireplace with log burner inset, a wealth of built-in storage and recessed bookshelves and exposed support beams adding to the charm of this space. Stairs leading to the first floor. A very pretty kitchen/breakfast room with glass to the roof-line, a selection of windows giving views to the garden and French doors leading outside. A range of base and wall mounted cabinets in a soft blue with crock handles and a quartz work surface, space for dining table, a lovely area with a great flow of space that connects directly with the garden. This room benefits from underfloor heating and natural stone flooring.

To the first floor, a double bedroom with exposed floorboards and a window to the front that takes full advantage of the views across Stroud. A delightful bathroom suite that offers an unusual bath known as a warm bath that stays warm when the heating is on, shower over bath. Heated towel rail, inset vanity unit and basin and a great amount of hidden storage. The bathroom offers lovely views up the garden.

Landing with wooden panelling and door to the second floor which leads to the master bedroom. This room is beautiful with dormer windows to the front and rear. Stunning window seats offer the perfect place to take in the incredible views across Stroud to the front and garden to the rear. The room has exposed brickwork to the chimney breast, vaulted ceilings and offers a wealth of space and so much light, a perfect calm space to relax and enjoy the views.

Outside, side access to the front. A terrace with steps leading up to a tiered garden, raised vegetable beds and a wealth of shrubs to include apple, and much more. and a lovely wildlife pond. Steps lead to the head of the garden to what feels like a secret garden, all decked with a stunning fig tree overhanging with a gate to the rear. Wonderful relaxing space with views and a corner summer house.

Overall, a delightful home offering character, combined with modern living. A relaxing space throughout with a garden that offers privacy.

Rodborough is one of the local elevations and highly desirable residential area between Stroud and National Trust owned Rodborough Common.
It enjoys an active community with two popular primary schools, along with a lovely local pub, The Prince Albert, renowned for musical events.
Rodborough Tabernacle United Reformed Church, and its various clubs and societies include a football club, a Scout group and a mother and toddler network.
C of E St Mary Magdalene Church dating to 1392 in part with one remaining bell assumed to date 1580 when the tower was rebuilt. Of particular interest Rev W Awdry of ‘Thomas the Tank’ fame, once a local resident, commissioned a stain glass window in memory of his late wife and is depicted closing the engine shed doors for a final time.
Rodborough Common, set within 300 acres National Trust land, is easily recognised by The Fort, a folly surrounded by grassland, home to both rare and common native flora and fauna. Panoramic views of the Stroud valleys and Severn estuary. The commons enjoy Commoners’ Rights, and during summer months herds of cows and a donkey lead string of horses roam freely.
Attractions include, acclaimed Winston’s Ice-cream factory. Former 17th century coaching inn, The Bear at Rodborough, a popular venue for social occasions and sun trapped beer garden with golf course nearby.
Amenities available in Stroud include grammar and independent schools, restaurants, public houses, leisure and sports centres, supermarkets and award winning weekly farmers market. Superb indoor shopping centre complete with a delightful food hall and independent shops.
Stroud benefits from excellent transport links main railway station with regular services to London (Paddington). Junction 13 (M5 motorway) 5 miles away.