Washbrook Mill dates back to the 1700s it is a truly stunning property which has been beautifully refurbished to suit the history of the building, hidden away in the most beautiful landscaped grounds. This impressive former working mill is now a fantastic private residence, full of character and charm offering modern living accommodation. A wonderful drawing room which has views of all the grounds that surround the mill, and down to the brook.
The kitchen dining room has beautiful views down to the brook, which was redirected years ago. It is an impressive farmhouse style room with an aga, high ceilings, space for dining, additional seating and a large island, the room also leads out to a south-facing terrace.
The property's many character features include a wood burning stove, an aga, oak doors, exposed floorboards, good ceiling heights and beautiful stone floorings.

Gardens and Grounds:
The garden and grounds are stunning and have been thoughtfully designed and landscaped with many varied terraces. The brook runs through the grounds under a stone bridge and down below the mill. There is a substantial and versatile garden store building with both solid oak and bi-fold glazed doors and electricity. At the front of the property, there is a parking area, along with separate double and single garages, both with loft rooms above, there is planning to replace this - replacement garage (S.22/2235/HHOLD) and erection of an impressive single storey extension with link and associated landscape works (S.22/1951/HHOLD).

Services: Mains water, electricity, and drainage. Part underfloor heating and storage heating.

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Shops: Painswick general store and pharmacy, Stroud Waitrose and an award winning Saturday Farmers Market.
Pubs/restaurants: The Falcon, The Oak and Painswick House Hotel in Painswick and Edgemoor Inn which is a popular Gastro pub.
Train Stations: Stroud station 4 miles (London Paddington 90 minutes), Cheltenham Spa station 11 miles, Kemble station 17 miles (London Paddington 75 minutes).
Roads: M5 junction 12 6 miles
Schools: Croft Primary, Painswick, Stroud High School (girls), Marlin (boys), Archway School Wycliffe independent. Beaudesert Park School, Dean Close, Cheltenham Ladies College, Cheltenham College. and The King's School in Gloucester
Footpaths: The surrounding countryside has many footpaths and bridleways, providing a wide range of walking and riding opportunities.
Racing: Cheltenham and Bath. Polo at Cirencester and Westonbirt
Water sports: Cotswold Water Park
Rugby: Gloucester, Bristol and Bath
Golf: Painswick Beacon and Minchinhampton

Distances: Painswick 0.5 miles | Stroud/Stroud station 4 miles (London Paddington 90 minutes) | M5 Jct 12 6 miles | Cheltenham 11 miles | Cirencester 18 miles | Kemble station 17 miles (London Paddington 75 minutes).
(All distances and times are approximate)

Often referred to as the capital of the Cotswolds, Cirencester town has been a focal point in the area since Roman times. Surrounded by glorious countryside (much in the Cotswold AONB) and some of the finest properties in the area, it’s no wonder so many people want to call Cirencester and its surrounding market towns and villages home. When it comes to property, Knight Frank Cirencester have an unrivalled reputation, as the longest-serving national agent in the region and an outstanding track record, our team have the expertise in the sale of best-in-class country, town and village property. This includes traditional stone cottages, converted barns, town and village houses, as well as nearby farmhouses, equestrian properties, manor houses, farmland and agricultural estates.

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