An extended 1930’s semi detached house on the very edge of popular Eastington, surrounded by countryside, with light, spacious ground floor accommodation, three bedrooms, parking, a long rear garden and a detached studio/home office outbuilding.
63 Bath Road is a handsome 1930's semi detached house on the outskirts of the popular village of Eastington. This popular location is very much part of the good local community, with the farm shop next door, a good pub and primary school down the road and country walks on the doorstep. The property is built using traditional methods under a tiled roof and has been extended in the recent past, with light, airy accommodation arranged over two floors.
A long entrance hall greets you, with a useful utility room/W.C. at the end of the hall. You walk through into the dining room, and this connects with the kitchen, making for a 21' kitchen/dining space overall. The kitchen has a bay window at the front with an outlook over the fields opposite and bespoke hand made cabinets. The sitting room is at the rear of the house. This spacious room measures 16' x 15', with a high ceiling and two sets of glazed doors that lead out to the rear. A staircase leads up from the hall to the first floor, with a landing, three bedrooms and a bathroom on this level. The windows in the second and third bedrooms are at the front of the house, and so take in a lovely view over fields and countryside. The property is tastefully decorated and high quality fittings have been used throughout. All in all a super home - viewing highly recommended.
Outside you'll find parking, a long rear garden and a brilliant detached studio/home office outbuilding. The parking is at the front, with space to park at least four cars. A gravelled path leads past the side of the house to the rear. This can also be accessed from the house - two sets of glazed double doors open from the sitting room, connecting the house and the garden. There is a large paved seating area directly behind the house, and this opens onto a level lawn, that stretches away from the property. The office outbuilding is sited here, and is of particular merit. It is insulated, and has power and light, so is the perfect work from home space. The outbuilding also has underfloor heating, a shower room with W.C and a useful store room.
Eastington is well known locally for its good community and allows for easy access to the shops, amenities and train station of Stonehouse with schooling, pubs, a shop, a village hall, hairdressers and brilliant walks close by. Nearby Stonehouse has seen many changes over the years, and considerable growth, but remains a friendly town and a proud community spirit. It is a great place to live, with a wide range of housing, a direct railway line to London, primary and secondary schools and a location just 2.5 miles from the M5 motorway. Stonehouse has all the facilities one would expect of a small town, including a GP surgery, Co-op, three playing fields, pubs and a bustling High Street with independent shops, restaurants and cafes. The town is also the location for Wycliffe College, a private school with boarding facilities. But in keeping with the rest of the Stroud area, residents are never far from stunning scenery. The Stroud water Canal runs through Stonehouse and the town is also on the doorstep of beautiful Doverow Hill and a lovely cycle trail which runs to Nailsworth.
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