No Chain! The Old School House is a flexible house offering 3-5 bedrooms, depending how you want to use the accommodation. Believed to be built towards the end of the 19th Century, of Cotswold stone under a pitched tiled roof,. There are many character features with timber floors and beams/supports to the ceilings. The house was then extended much more recently. The Accommodation is spread over 3 floors comprising: In all, 3 bedrooms; a kitchen breakfast room;, bathroom; sitting room and a 4th bedroom/dining room. The wonderful gallery/music room offers the 'WoW' factor with the flexibility of a 5th bedroom if you prefer .To the rear of the house is a tiered, mature well stocked garden, and which contains mature shrubs and trees with summerhouse at the top commanding a spectacular view over the countryside.

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Amenities - Sheepscombe is a delightful Cotswold village to the east of Painswick set in the valley and sheltered by mature woodlands. The village benefits from a fine public house (The Butchers Arms), a primary school, church, cricket club and a village hall. Painswick offers many clubs and associations to include tennis, rugby, cricket, bowls and golf clubs as well as public houses and restaurants. Sheepscombe is about 5 miles from Stroud with Gloucester and Cheltenham 8 and 10 miles respectively. A Pretty Cotswold Village well worth a visit.

Directions - The property should be easily found and recognised by our for sale board. When travelling past the Butchers Arms public house on the right hand side, continue up the hill, then where the road forks take the right hand drive where the property can be found on the right.

Sitting Room - Stone mullion window to the front with seat beneath, radiator, cast-iron fireplace with tiled inserts and wooden mantle, second entrance door, deep recess with book casing, radiator, storage heater, door with staircase behind leading to the first floor.

Kitchen Breakfast Room - Cream wall and base units with worktops over, stainless steel sink, plumbing for washing machine, mullion window to the front, oil fired boiler, radiator, door to inner hall, door and staircase rising to the first floor, small lobby with radiator and door to a store cupboard with light.

Study/Bedroom 4 - Storage heater, radiator, under stairs cupboard, stone money in window to the front.

Inner Lobby - Door to bathroom, shelved cupboard, storage heater.

Bathroom - Comprising a WC, wash basin, panel bath with telephone style taps and Mira shower over, shaver light and point, fixed window to the kitchen.

First Floor Landing - Stone mullion window to the rear, door to rear garden, door to the drawing room, door to inner extended landing with staircase rising to the second floor.

Drawing Room/Bedroom - An impressive room which could be used as a drawing room or even a master bedroom if you prefer. Wonderful wooden exposed timbers, two radiators, two roof windows, sash style window to the side, cast-iron fireplace, pine door to bedroom/study, exposed wooden floorboards.

Bedroom/Study - Radiator, stone mullion window with seat and countryside views, door to 1st floor landing. This room is approached in two ways, the second way being via the second staircase off of the ground floor sitting room.

Second Floor -

Landing - Access to eaves, doors leading to top attic bedrooms.

Attic Bedroom 1 - Latch style window to countryside views, exposed ceiling beams, measured at maximum measurements at ground floor level.

Attic Bedroom 2 - Latch style window to countryside, exposed wooden floors, exposed ceiling timbers, measured at maximum measurements at ground floor level.

Outside -

Gardens - The garden is approached via a rear door from the property and also some side steps to the left of the house. Side steps lead to a concrete path which continues to the rear porch. They are two sets of steps leading to a lawned area surrounded by shrubs, plants and mature trees. Steps lead onto three further levels two of which are laid to lawn with established surrounding shrubs and plants. The top level has a summer house on a concrete base with a lovely view in the distance. To the front is a stone entrance porch with seats within.

Tenure - Freehold/Flying Freehold. One of the small top bedrooms sits on top of one of the rooms over the attached house.

Council Tax Band - Painswick Parish Band D