Occupying an enviable position surrounded by the community-owned and highly-protected Cranham Common, this detached Cotswold stone property offers versatile accommodation with many period features including exposed beams and stonework and an inglenook fireplace sitting alongside modern conveniences such as underfloor heating.

The ground floor accommodation consists of a spacious sitting/dining room that is partially open to the kitchen, a family room with French doors opening to a terrace, an office, study and utility room. Stairs from the sitting room lead to two bedrooms, one with a walk in dressing room and a bathroom whilst a second staircase leads to two further bedrooms served by a ground floor bathroom.

Outside

The gently sloping gardens are mainly laid to lawn with well-stocked borders. An insulated workshop would also make an excellent office or studio. There is ample parking with planning permission for a double garage.

Situation

Surrounded by beech woodlands, Cranham is at the heart of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Cranham Common owned by a village trust and surrounding the property, is a rare example of a limestone common and, as such, is protected as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is a National Nature Reserve to ensure it's unique habitats are appropriately managed for generations to come.

The community-owned Black Horse Pub is at the heart of the village with the church, primary school, village hall, cricket and tennis clubs all contributing to a vibrant atmosphere. The closest primary schools are in Cranham, Birdlip and Sheepscombe with secondary schools in the wider area including Grammar schools in Stroud, Gloucester and Cheltenham.

Additional Information

Services: Mains electricity, drains and water with oil fired heating and hot water.