Hunters are delighted to market this charming detached cottage set within approximately eight acres of land. The property has retained many of its period features including arched windows, stone flooring, open fires and even a working Well. The property comes with a workshop which originally was a working Smithy.

The grounds consist of front garden with driveway and vegetable patch and rear garden with access to paddock. The paddock does have separate access and is suitable for horses with space for stables and there is currently an animal pen in the field which was built by the current owners. Rose Cottage briefly comprises of the following; handmade kitchen with woodburner, separate dining room with exposed brickwork, laundry room, snug with open fire with access to first floor landing, lounge with arched window and downstairs bathroom and study. Upstairs accommodation comprises of four double bedrooms, with family bathroom and ensuite to bedroom one.

Situated in an accessible location within the Severn Vale hamlet of Breadstone. Although a rural location, the property benefits from excellent links to the A38 which provides convenient access to the historic town of Berkeley (2 miles) hosting all the essential everyday facilities and schooling. To the east is the market town of Dursley which also has a range of independent and regional shops along with good schooling and entertainment. Breadstone is equidistant between the M5 junctions 13 & 14 and offers commutability to the cities of Bristol, Bath, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Cam Railway station is just 5 miles away and gives links to Bristol Parkway and London Paddington. The area is popular for a range of country pursuits and sporting activities with excellent riding out and walking as well as a number of golf courses, rugby at Gloucester and Bath and Cheltenham racecourse.

Entrance - To the front there is a small porch leading to front door.

Snug - 4.52m max x 2.29m (14'10 max x 7'6) - The snug room has many period features with open fire, stone flooring, exposed beams and brickwork, arched wooden windows, built in storage and stairs leading to first floor landing. From the snug room there is access to a separate lounge.

Lounge - 4.52m x 3.05m (14'10 x 10') - With woodburning stove, an arched wooden window, PVC double glazed window, stone flooring, exposed brickwork and beams and central ceiling light.

Kitchen - 5.79m max x 4.80m (19' max x 15'9) - Handmade with wooden units and wooden worktop surfaces, ceramic Belfast style sink unit, woodburning stove, electric cooker, airing cupboard, PVC double glazed windows to front and exposed beams.

Utility Area - WIth window and door leading to rear garden.

Dining Room - 5.18m x 3.86m (17' x 12'8) - With central heating, stone flooring, dual aspect old style wooden windows to front, exposed beams and brickwork and two central ceiling lights. Windows and double doors leading to rear garden.

Boot Room - 3.05m x 1.96m (10' x 6'5) - With shaker style Howden units with wooden worktop surfaces over, exposed beams, radiator, extractor fan, spotlights and window and door to front garden. There is also a sink and drainer unit and door to laundry room:

Laundry Room - 3.05m x 1.96m (10' x 6'5) - With window to rear, recently installed Worcester Bosch oil fired combination boiler and saddle racks.

Family Room/Bedroom Five - 3.56m x 2.67m (11'8 x 8'9) - Currently being used a study with dual aspect windows, door to front and central ceiling light.

Downstairs Bathroom - With electric shower over bath, wash hand basin and WC, mounted towel rail, PVC double glazed window and vinyl flooring.

First Floor Landing - From the snug room stairs lead to first floor landing with built in storage and windows to rear.

Bedroom One - 4.52m x 3.84m (14'10 x 12'7) - With dual aspect windows to front, window to rear with Juliet balcony and views of paddock, walk in wardrobe with power and light, controlled lighting, spotlights and central ceiling light.

Ensuite Shower Room - With shower cubicle, wash hand basin, WC, heated mirror, spotlights and extractor fan.

Family Bathroom - Having bath with tiled panelling, WC, basin with storage beneath, window to front and spotlights.

Bedroom Four - 4.80m x 2.74m (15'9 x 9') - A double room with storage heating, built in storage and two windows to front. Having loft access which is fully boarded with ladder, power and light.

Bedroom Two - 5.33m x 2.64m (17'6 x 8'8) - With storage heater, arched wooden window, built in storage and central ceiling light. Having loft hatch in the ceiling with no storage above.

Bedroom Three - 4.47m x 3.20m (14'8 x 10'6) - With vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and brickwork, storage heater, arched wooden window and ceiling light.

Outside - The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with oil tank, working 'Well', vegetable patch with greenhouse, shed and several large shrubs and hedges giving plenty of privacy.

The rear garden has fenced boundaries with gates leading to the rear paddock.

The paddock having a mixture of walnut, cherry, chestnut and pear trees. The property's septic tank is housed within the paddock and was replaced in approximately 2017. Having the benefit of a water supply this area has woodland and is partially adapted to be a natural habitat with the benefit of a animal pen.

Store/Workshop - 7.01m x 4.57m and 7.01m x 6.45m (23' x 15' and 23' - The store/workshop located next to the driveway was originally a Smithy room and has power and light and has the potential to be turned into accommodation.

Agents Note - The sewerage for the property is a septic tank which is in the paddock. Full title will need to be investigated for any prospective purchasers with respect to (1) building of permanent structures on this parcel of land and (2) a right of way/public footpath. Please enquire of the Agents and then legal representatives for more details.

Please note the property with exposed brick and wood panelling is believed to be dated later and was originally the cider workshop. This part of the house has oil fired central heating. The remaining part of the house is heated via open fires and woodburning stoves, however, the current owners have installed a new Worcester oil fired boiler which is sufficient to heat the whole of the house if the new owner wanted to install further central heating. There are storage heaters in most upstairs of the property.