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Freehold
Guide price
£450,000
(£363/sq. ft)
3 bed cottage for sale
Station Road, Woodchester, Stroud GL53 beds
1 bath
1 reception
1,238 sq. ft
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
D
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Woodchester Endowed Church of England Aided Primary School 0.3 miles
- St Dominic's Catholic Primary School 0.8 miles
- Stroud (Gloucs) 1.8 miles
- Stonehouse 2.8 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Grade II listed cottage
- Waterside setting
- 3 bedrooms
- Sitting room with wood burning stove
- Period features
- Enclosed garden
- Allocated parking for 2 cars
- Outstanding local primary school
- Freehold
A charming period cottage in A delightful millside setting, with 3 bedrooms, character features, enclosed garden and parking
Entrance Porch, Kitchen, Sitting/Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Enclosed Garden, Outside Store, Allocated Parking for 2 Cars
Description
Walking Stick Cottage is a charming Grade II listed character cottage in a magical waterside setting, bordering the Nailsworth stream. Located alongside Churches Mill, home to makers of walking and umbrella sticks, the 17th century cottage is steeped in historic interest with a host of period features. A reception porch with vaulted ceiling and aged flagstone floor, provides ample space for coats and country paraphernalia and also houses the washing machine. The sitting room is a lovely room in which to unwind and relax, with a fabulous inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove inset. Aged beams, mullion windows and deep stone windowsills, together with the original safe belonging to the mill office, create a wonderful sense of history. A dining area is positioned adjacent to the kitchen, offering the perfect spot for family suppers. The kitchen is well equipped with cream-coloured shaker style units and views over the garden. A vaulted ceiling adds interest, whilst also creating a sense of space. The first floor is accessed via a spiral staircase, leading to a good-sized dual aspect double bedroom, with lovely views over the garden and stream, together with practical built-in storage. A spacious family bathroom is also located at this level. There are two further bedrooms on the second floor, both with exposed stone walling and aged beams.
The enclosed garden is mainly to the rear of the property with a wonderful aspect overlooking the stream. A raised decking area offers the perfect spot for alfresco entertaining, or a quiet afternoon reading a book, whilst the rest of the garden is laid to lawn. A log store and shed provide useful storage and the property also benefits from two allocated parking spaces.
Directions
Leave our Minchinhampton office via West End, out towards Minchinhampton Common. At Tom Long's Post, turn left and travel down the 'W' hill to Nailsworth. Turn right at the mini roundabout onto the A46 in the centre of Nailsworth, heading in the direction of Stroud. Station Road will be found on the left hand side after circa one mile. The entrance to Walking Stick Cottage will be found on your right hand side, shortly after entering Station Road; follow the track to the end, over the bridge and park almost directly in front of you. Walking Stick Cottage is located at the end of the row of properties, on the left hand side.
Location
One of Walking Stick Cottage's key attributes is its location. Within easy reach of the market towns of Stroud, Nailsworth and Minchinhampton, the village of Woodchester has a thriving sense of community, popular village school rated outstanding by Ofsted, a post office and even has its own vineyard. Nailsworth is within 5 minutes drive and offers a busy market town with a wide range of independent retailers, restaurants and coffee shops. Stroud has an award winning Farmers' Market as well as a large Waitrose and three other supermarkets, multiplex cinema, provincial theatre and 2 grammar schools. The surrounding countryside is a great source of walks, there are country pubs and some excellent restaurants to enjoy and for golfers, three challenging 18 hole golf courses in nearby Minchinhampton, just 3 miles away. Minchinhampton is a delightful market town, again with good local amenities and shops and a popular pub and two coffee shops, together with 100s of acres of surrounding National Trust land on Minchinhampton Common.
The property is well-located for transport links: M5 J13 Stroud - 4.5 miles, M4 J18 Old Sodbury (Bath/Bristol) - 17 miles, Stroud Railway Station - 3 miles, Cirencester (central) - 13 miles, Cheltenham (central) - 17 miles, Bristol Temple Meads - 35 miles, Bath (central) - 30 miles. Distances are approximate. Train services from Stroud Station into London Paddington, scheduled from 90 minutes.
Entrance Porch, Kitchen, Sitting/Dining Room, 3 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Enclosed Garden, Outside Store, Allocated Parking for 2 Cars
Description
Walking Stick Cottage is a charming Grade II listed character cottage in a magical waterside setting, bordering the Nailsworth stream. Located alongside Churches Mill, home to makers of walking and umbrella sticks, the 17th century cottage is steeped in historic interest with a host of period features. A reception porch with vaulted ceiling and aged flagstone floor, provides ample space for coats and country paraphernalia and also houses the washing machine. The sitting room is a lovely room in which to unwind and relax, with a fabulous inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove inset. Aged beams, mullion windows and deep stone windowsills, together with the original safe belonging to the mill office, create a wonderful sense of history. A dining area is positioned adjacent to the kitchen, offering the perfect spot for family suppers. The kitchen is well equipped with cream-coloured shaker style units and views over the garden. A vaulted ceiling adds interest, whilst also creating a sense of space. The first floor is accessed via a spiral staircase, leading to a good-sized dual aspect double bedroom, with lovely views over the garden and stream, together with practical built-in storage. A spacious family bathroom is also located at this level. There are two further bedrooms on the second floor, both with exposed stone walling and aged beams.
The enclosed garden is mainly to the rear of the property with a wonderful aspect overlooking the stream. A raised decking area offers the perfect spot for alfresco entertaining, or a quiet afternoon reading a book, whilst the rest of the garden is laid to lawn. A log store and shed provide useful storage and the property also benefits from two allocated parking spaces.
Directions
Leave our Minchinhampton office via West End, out towards Minchinhampton Common. At Tom Long's Post, turn left and travel down the 'W' hill to Nailsworth. Turn right at the mini roundabout onto the A46 in the centre of Nailsworth, heading in the direction of Stroud. Station Road will be found on the left hand side after circa one mile. The entrance to Walking Stick Cottage will be found on your right hand side, shortly after entering Station Road; follow the track to the end, over the bridge and park almost directly in front of you. Walking Stick Cottage is located at the end of the row of properties, on the left hand side.
Location
One of Walking Stick Cottage's key attributes is its location. Within easy reach of the market towns of Stroud, Nailsworth and Minchinhampton, the village of Woodchester has a thriving sense of community, popular village school rated outstanding by Ofsted, a post office and even has its own vineyard. Nailsworth is within 5 minutes drive and offers a busy market town with a wide range of independent retailers, restaurants and coffee shops. Stroud has an award winning Farmers' Market as well as a large Waitrose and three other supermarkets, multiplex cinema, provincial theatre and 2 grammar schools. The surrounding countryside is a great source of walks, there are country pubs and some excellent restaurants to enjoy and for golfers, three challenging 18 hole golf courses in nearby Minchinhampton, just 3 miles away. Minchinhampton is a delightful market town, again with good local amenities and shops and a popular pub and two coffee shops, together with 100s of acres of surrounding National Trust land on Minchinhampton Common.
The property is well-located for transport links: M5 J13 Stroud - 4.5 miles, M4 J18 Old Sodbury (Bath/Bristol) - 17 miles, Stroud Railway Station - 3 miles, Cirencester (central) - 13 miles, Cheltenham (central) - 17 miles, Bristol Temple Meads - 35 miles, Bath (central) - 30 miles. Distances are approximate. Train services from Stroud Station into London Paddington, scheduled from 90 minutes.
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