£1,100,000 /Sale price

A detached 1920s house with south-facing aspect, views over Minchinhampton Common and a 0.233 acre plot.Set back from the road with a large driveway, this house has been updated over the years, including replacement windows and doors.A front porch, currently used as a home office, leads into the inner hall with stairs to the first floor. The open-plan sitting and dining room has wooden floors, a bay window and wood-burning stove. Bi-fold doors open from the dining area onto the terrace. The kitchen/breakfast room connects to the dining space and includes modern units, wooden worktops, dishwasher, oven and gas hob. A utility room provides side access and leads to a shower room.Upstairs are four bedrooms. One has a dual aspect, one a bay window overlooking Minchinhampton Common, one is arranged in two areas facing the front, and one overlooks the rear garden. The family bathroom includes a bath and separate shower. A cupboard houses the boiler and pressurised water system.A staircase leads to a 23ft x 23ft loft, which could be converted into a principal bedroom with en suite. Architect’s plans available.OutsideBlock-paved driveway, front lawn with trees and shrubs, the majority of the grounds are at the rear with a large expanse of level lawn , sun terrace and level rear lawn enclosed by stone walls, fencing and hedging. Summer house requires repair. Attached garage with roller door, power, lighting, and pedestrian door onto terrace.Property InformationHeating: Gas central heating and wood-burning stove.Ofcom: Broadband – Ultrafast available. Mobile coverage: Mainly good.Garage & Parking: Drive provides parking for several cars.Restrictive covenants date from 1927.Mains services: Water, electricity, gas, drainage.Council tax: Stroud District Council: Band G.