A fabulous, four double bedroom detached family home situated in the heart of Minchinhampton with a south facing garden, garage and parking.

Minchinhampton is unlike any other Cotswold town or village in this Southern part of The Cotswolds, nestled in a dramatic, hilltop landscape at the edge of common land surrounded by the most beautiful views, yet a short stroll from the boutique and foodie centre in the town and only two miles from cosmopolitan Nailsworth, that has earnt this entire area its excellent reputation.

Number 31 Windmill Road is a wonderfully presented, detached family home with a south facing garden, garage and parking, that offers just under 1582 Sq. Ft. of lateral and practical accommodation.  The hallway introduces the reception space, with a lovely and spacious sitting room set to one side that opens to a conservatory, and a formal dining room to the other.  The conservatory enjoys a double aspect view over the garden whilst French doors give direct access to the sun terrace.  Across the rear of the house is a kitchen which overlooks the lawn, well appointed, it is fitted with a range of units, integrated appliances and leads to a large utility/boot room, also with access to outside. From here, the home office is accessed.  A cloakroom completes the accommodation on the ground floor.

On the first floor, are four excellent double bedrooms.  The master site has an en suite bathroom whilst the remaining three double bedrooms share a family bathroom.

Outside:
The gardens are a mature expanse, level with lawn and flanking a patio, they are an ideal space for family life.  Stocked with mature hedging, flowers beds and borders, they are both private and easy to maintain.  The garden has the benefit of being south facing which makes it a perfect place to enjoy the sunshine.

To the front is a pretty walled garden with gated access.  This opens onto the parking, garage and front door.

Situation:
Minchinhampton is a cosmopolitan town known for its artistic feel and the many wonderful eateries on offer including traditional public houses and a lively café culture.  There are breath-taking views of the Stroud Valleys from the Common, which is what makes this area so celebrated.  Minchinhampton's popularity for alternative Cotswold living has developed from its cultural offerings, community spirit, and exceptional schools including the well renowned, Beaudesert Park School and Minchampton Church of England primary academy, in addition to a number of excellent Grammar schools within the local area.  It offers the perfect balance of country living within a town that offers excellent day to day amenities, including a well reputed Public House, The Crown, a tennis club, two churches and a golf club, in addition to more extensive resources in the larger centre of Stroud, just two miles including a Waitrose store, cinema and recreational facilities.  Trains go direct from Stroud to London (Paddington 90 minutes) and Junction 13 of the M5 is only 6 miles away.  There is easy access to the main centres of Cirencester, Bath, Gloucester, Cheltenham and Swindon, as are the M4 and M5 Motorways.