Spillmans Road, Rodborough, Stroud

A charming red brick end of terrace built in 1872, with three storeys and three double bedrooms. Internally provides the wow factor. The use of different woods, exposed brickwork, panelling and fantastic use of open plan space. Not forgetting the bespoke Elm staircase, stunning handmade doors and window shutters. With a two storey rear extension.

Unique character, bespoke workmanship and a modern living space. This home has it all with delightful views from every floor.

On approach, there is parking for two cars at the front of the property, steps and gate lead to an enclosed garden, complete with bike and log store. Side access to the rear with further log storage.

Sitting room complete with log burner set in exposed brick fireplace, built in bookcases and wealth of storage. A fitted seating area with storage and under stairs recess - perfect for a desk, pet beds or cosy nook. Engineered oak flooring and under floor heating throughout this space.

Dining/ family room offers plenty of space, with panelling and exposed brickwork with door to the
kitchen and the most stunning hand-crafted staircase in Elm.

Kitchen offers solid wood units throughout and a suite of built-in appliances. A stable door to the
rear garden and tiled flooring.

To the first floor bedroom one to the front with two sash windows provide delightful views across Stroud complete with period exposed fireplace.

A stunning four-piece family bathroom with vibrant navy panelling backdrop. A roll top bath takes centre stage, perfect for those relaxing evenings with the candles lit and a glass of wine. A separate shower cubicle for those busy mornings.

A further double bedroom to the rear of the property, with garden views and storage space.

To the top floor stunning double bedroom, which gives a feel of intimate space or perfect teenager's hideout, with incredible views across Stroud.

Outside steps leading up to a three-tiered garden with a rustic feel, including chicken coop, wealth of planting and seating area. Stunning Eucalyptus tree takes centre stage along with fig, plum , pear, peach and apple trees.

Studio
Rustic shingled cabin sits atop the steps to a raised terrace. What a delight this is, with wooden flooring, cladded internally with wooden feature wall complete with lighting and electric. Views over the garden. Perfect home office/studio. Designed and created by the owner and allows for anyone wishing to add a green roof.

Vendor Comments:
We have loved the convenience of living in Spillman's we have a great community a welcoming Whatsapp group where we swap items, arrange social events and support each other. A short walk to the Prince Albert pub where there are regular events including live music. We also have fantastic walks on the common and across to Butterow.

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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.

This property is perfectly placed to enjoy both village and town life whilst only a short distance from walks on the common.