An incredibly deceptive and flexible 3 bedroom Grade II listed town house which offers a fantastic opportunity to own a Cotswold stone property right in the heart of Stroud, within a few minutes walk of local shops and mainline station. The immediate area benefits from a popular primary school and a local pub known as the Golden Fleece. There are various take away food options within a short walk. The property is arranged over four floors, Comprising: At entrance level: An 18' sitting room which boasts much charm and character which leads to a spacious dining room. The dining room leads up and down via staircases to meet a kitchen on a lower level and then up to meet the landing on the next level. Downstairs to the lower ground floor is the kitchen with Cream Shaker style units fitted, flagstone flooring, stone mullion window and large fireplace with bread and proving oven bring the property's history and character to your attention. The cellar is accessed off the kitchen and has power and light. To the first floor is a landing leads to a large feature bathroom/shower room and an office/single bedroom. The master bedroom is also found on this level. The top floor is currently home to an attic room and further double bedroom. The property benefits from gas central and partial double glazing whilst the current vendor has improved/modernized the central heating system whilst installing the bathroom. Externally to the rear is a courtyard garden accessed from the kitchen. The courtyard which benefits from lovely afternoon sun and a open aspect consists of a low maintenance patio seating area and a good size wooden shed.

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Amenities - The historic town of Stroud and meeting point of the 5 valleys is a well-known centre for arts and crafts as well as its weekly Farmers Market just along from our office; recently voted the best in the country. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum In The Park. Stroud is served by 3 major supermarkets including Waitrose and Tesco and has state Grammar Schools, for boys and girls, and Archway School, a mixed sex Comprehensive Secondary School. Nearby are several Independent Schools such as Beaudesert Park School in Minchinhampton, Wycliffe College in Stonehouse and the prestigious Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies College are approximately 30 minutes away. There are also some great primary schools including, Stroud Valley Primary School which is just along the road. Uplands Primary School which is in Stroud, Rodborough Common Primary school and Minchinhampton Primary School both within a short drive from the property. Stroud has good transport links with London Paddington only 90 minutes (approx.) by train and Bath and Bristol circa 45 minutes by car. The M5 and M4 links take you East, West, North and South, ideal for commuters and those family weekends away.

Directions - If travelling on foot from Stroud town, walk up the High Street passing "Costa Coffee" on your left hand side. As you reach the top of the High Street with the laundrette and café in sight, cross the zebra crossing and continue up Nelson Street. Continue past "Farr's Lane" and the property can be found a bit further up on the right hand side.

Reception/Sitting Room - Double glazed window to front, Cotswold stone chimney breast with cast iron hob grate incorporating a coal effect gas burner. tall ceiling, exposed ceiling timbers, display recess.

Dining Room - Cast iron grate to chimney breast, double glazed window with views across the valley. Double radiator. Understairs cupboard,

Kitchen - A range of cream wall and base units in a Shaker style can be found with worktops over. Exposed flag stone flooring, bread ovens. Stone mullion window to the rear. Door to courtyard garden. There is plumbing for a washing machine, space for a cooker, ceramic sink. Door with a few steps down to cellar.

Cellar - With Vaulted ceiling. Height at a maximum of approximately 5ft' 9" inches. Power and light. Gas meter.

First Floor Split Level Landing - Radiator, Staircase with door leading to the next level.

Bedroom 1 - Built in wardrobe with shelved cupboard alongside. Tiled fire place, double glazed window to the front. Radiator.

Family Bathroom/Shower Room - A light and bright white suite comprising: Roll top stand alone bath, shower cubicle, pedestal basin, WC,linen cupboard, chimney breast, double glazed window to the rear with views over the valley. Ladder style towel rail.

Bedroom/Office - Double glazed window to the front. Radiator, built in shelves/bookcases.

Top Floor -

Attic Room - Casement window with views across the valley. Double radiator. Ceiling beams.Door to bedroom 2.

Bedroom 2 - Two roof windows, painted beams, double radiator, built in double wardrobe.

Outside -

Current Parking Arrangement - The current owner rents a space by arrangement in a small car parking area just along the road in Farrs Lane.

Enclosed Courtyard Garden - Laid to patio with shed for storage. Walled and fenced surround. Distant views across the valley.

Council Tax Band - The Council Tax Band is B

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