A well-presented five-bedroom home, positioned in an elevated spot on Barrowfield Road, offering stunning views over open countryside. This well presented home boasts spacious accommodation across two floors with parking garaging and a good sized rear garden.
Elevated on Barrowfield Road lies this extended five-bedroom semi-detached family home offering generous living space, lovely views, and a practical layout ideal for modern family life. Well-presented throughout, the property provides spacious accommodation across two floors, along with parking, a garage, a garden, and stunning views over open countryside. Step inside through the entrance hallway, where stairs lead to the first floor and doors open to all ground floor rooms. The double-aspect sitting room is a fantastic social space, featuring a formal lounge area with an enclosed wood burner, along with a cosy snug. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units, space for freestanding appliances, and a sink positioned to overlook the rear garden. Off the kitchen, you'll find a further hallway, a dining room, a shower room, and access to the garden. Upstairs, the first floor hosts five well-proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom measures an impressive 13’9” x 12’7” and includes built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom also benefits from built-in wardrobes and handy eaves storage. A family bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation.
The beautifully landscaped garden is the perfect finishing touch to this home. At the top of the garden, you'll find a covered veranda—an ideal spot for alfresco dining. A central pathway leads down to a level lawn, bordered by well-stocked flower beds. Further steps take you to a lower patio area with a bordered seating space, offering a peaceful setting to enjoy the spectacular views. To the front of the property, there is ample off-road parking and access to the garage.
The property is situated just below the village of Whiteshill, which stands right on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment. Unlike many villages in the area, Whiteshill did not grow up around a medieval heart, but started as clusters of cottages which were built around the springs or wells dotted around the hillside. It has a very vibrant community with a volunteer-run village shop, playing fields, a church, village hall, scout hut, school and The Star Inn at the heart of the modern-day community. There are some beautiful rambles to enjoy, including the Diamond Jubilee Circular Walk, which links Whiteshill and Ruscombe, following ancient pathways through fields and woodland. The village is close to Stroud, which has a direct train link to London and an award-winning farmers’ market, while Gloucester and Cheltenham are both within comfortable driving distance.
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