Description

Moorsend House is an individually designed detached property hidden down a driveway and occupying a lovely, elevated position enjoying views over the Nailsworth valley. The property was built in 1991 and has evolved over the years further to include a self-contained studio annexe. The accommodation is well-presented throughout and as a whole extends to some 1,990 sq.ft. over two floors.

The main house includes on the ground floor a large dual-aspect living room featuring a bay window, double patio doors, excellent ceiling height and a fireplace. Off the entrance hall, there is a separate study fully fitted as a home office, and downstairs WC. The kitchen/dining room is open plan taking full advantage of the valley view through patio doors. The kitchen is well-equipped with integrated appliances and benefits further from an adjoining utility room which has side access. On the first floor, there are four good-sized bedrooms, three of which with built-in wardrobes. The spacious principal bedroom suite has an en-suite bathroom whilst the second bedroom has an en-suite WC. The main family bathroom is fitted with a shower over the bath.

The annexe is an excellent versatile addition which has been used for various purposes over the years including as a granny annexe, successful holiday let and a long term residential let. The accommodation comprises an open plan studio style bedroom/living area with fitted kitchenette, built-in wardrobe, and a modern shower room. The annexe is attached to the main house and historically has a door interconnecting the annexe to the house via the living room which can easily be fully re-instated if required. The annexe is arranged to the side allowing it to have it’s own private garden area.

The main garden is to the rear of the property, landscaped with a raised seating terrace, lawn below and colourful planted borders. The property is entered through a five-bar gate for a great deal of privacy set down a driveway which opens to a front gravelled parking area in front of the double garage. The garage has both internal and external power and lighting connections, and a roll-over door.

Situation

The sought-after market town of Nailsworth nestles in the Cotswold landscape and has a good selection of restaurants, pubs and independent shops including a multi-award winning delicatessen and fishmonger, bakery, butcher and a choice of supermarkets. Stroud is located 3 miles to the north accessible within a 10-minute drive. The town provides a wider selection of facilities including some excellent schools and a mainline railway station to London Paddington and Cheltenham. The surrounding area is steeped in history and offers beautiful Cotswold countryside in which to walk and enjoy many outdoor pursuits. The M5 is conveniently located within 15 minutes' drive, whilst road networks link to Bristol, Bath and the M4, Swindon and London are also close at hand.

Tenure & Services

We understand the property is Freehold with mains gas central heating, electric heating in the annexe, mains drainage, water and electricity.