A lovely example of a three bedroom, red brick semi detached period property in need of updating, found on Bisley Road within the ever popular “Old Stroud” with two reception rooms, long garden and stunning views over Stroud and beyond – marketed chain free.
A semi-detached red-brick house situated towards the top Bisley Road just up from Daisy Bank. This location is well known locally for its good community and allows for easy access to the shops and amenities of Stroud with the Daisy Bank, Crown and Sceptre and country walks also close by. This location also allows for easy access to the shops and amenities of Gloucester, Bristol, Cheltenham, and Cirencester. Constructed using traditional methods under a pitched tile roof, the accommodation is arranged over two floors. This lovely home has obviously been well loved through its long ownership, but is now in need of some updating. Recently it has had a new boiler and heating system fitted and not so long ago an update to the electrics and windows. On the ground floor, the property briefly comprises an entrance hallway with stairs up to the first floor, bay-fronted sitting room with period fireplace, dining room with window to the rear and leading into the kitchen with door out to the court yard and a walk in pantry. There is a lean-to extension off of the kitchen, with a downstairs WC and offers the potential to be incorporated into the kitchen or become a utility room. On the first floor is a recently updated shower room, three bedrooms, with the large main bedroom offering delightful views across the valley.
The good-size garden to the rear extends up to the bottom of Mount Pleasant, and offers a wealth in vegetable and flower beds, as well as lawned areas and a garden shed. To the front is a very pretty garden, with a mature Magnolia tree and pathway up through leading to the front door and side access.
The surrounding area benefits from the Crown and Sceptre pub, Daisy Bank, Stroud Hospital and walks at The Heavens. Stroud town benefits from an award winning weekly farmers market as well as a variety of local independent shops and stores, pubs serving locally supplied beers and ciders and plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants to eat and socialise at. The “Five Valleys” shopping centre is of particular note and is certainly worth a visit for a range of market stalls, food stalls and stores. The wider area has a range of shops and amenities, including supermarkets, a hospital, state and private schools, a leisure and sports centre and a main line railway station with inter city services travelling to London (Paddington). Cirencester (10 miles), Cheltenham (15 miles) and Swindon (25 miles) are all within comfortable driving distance.
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