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£425,0002 bedroom cottage for sale
Friday Street, Minchinhampton, Stroud
Chain-free
Cottage
2 beds
1 bath
839
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Super-fast 66Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Pretty Period Cottage
- 2 Bedrooms
- Charming Interior
- Period Features
- Large Garden
- Beautifully presented
- Plenty of local Ameneities
- Close to Town Centre
- Grade II Listed
- No onward Chain
An attractive grade II Listed period cottage with a stunning garden in the centre of Minchinhampton, close to all the local amenities.
Description - 14 Friday Street is a charming and renovated Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage believed to date back to the 17th Century. This delightful property is set mid-terrace amongst a row of similarly attractive properties on a quiet residential street just off Market Square and The High Street in the centre of Minchinhampton.
At the front of the property is a delightful sitting room with exposed stone and beams, in addition to a traditional fireplace. This leads into the kitchen/breakfast room with a modern fitted kitchen and appliances, room for a dining table with views and a door leading straight out to the garden. The family bathroom is on the ground floor a few steps down from the kitchen to the side of the property with an adjacent and useful storage cupboard.
On the first floor are two double bedrooms separated by a central landing.
The garden is really where the property differentiates itself. Initially matching the width of the cottage with a terrace immediately outside the kitchen before broadening out behind two neighbouring gardens to a lovely large south facing lawn. A hidden oasis with mature shrubs, trees and bushes, a summer house and a further entertaining terrace.
Description - 14 Friday Street is a charming and renovated Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage believed to date back to the 17th Century. This delightful property is set mid-terrace amongst a row of similarly attractive properties on a quiet residential street just off Market Square and The High Street in the centre of Minchinhampton.
At the front of the property is a delightful sitting room with exposed stone and beams, in addition to a traditional fireplace. This leads into the kitchen/breakfast room with a modern fitted kitchen and appliances, room for a dining table with views and a door leading straight out to the garden. The family bathroom is on the ground floor a few steps down from the kitchen to the side of the property with an adjacent and useful storage cupboard.
On the first floor are two double bedrooms separated by a central landing.
The garden is really where the property differentiates itself. Initially matching the width of the cottage with a terrace immediately outside the kitchen before broadening out behind two neighbouring gardens to a lovely large south facing lawn. A hidden oasis with mature shrubs, trees and bushes, a summer house and a further entertaining terrace.
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Minchinhampton is situated within an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', immediately west of Cirencester and between Tetbury to the south and Stroud to the north. With its unspoilt High Street, Market House and 17th century church with distinctive "coronet" tower, Minchinhampton is a classic example of a traditional Cotswold market town. With its popular primary school, medical centre, dental surgery, library and shops, Minchinhampton is a vibrant community which attracts both families and the retired, has three challenging golf courses in the immediate vicinity, tennis, cricket and rugby clubs, as well as numerous societies. A particular attraction is the adjacent Minchinhampton Common, over 500 acres in the care of the National Trust on the opposite side of which is Beaudesert Park, one of the region's most sought after private schools. Minchinhampton is about 15 minutes drive from Kemble Station from where services to Paddington are scheduled from 75 minutes, while Cirencester is equally convenient. Colloquially known as capital of the Cotswolds, Cirencester has an outstanding range of independent retailers and from there it is dual carriageway to Swindon and Junction 15 of the M4 motorway for London or Heathrow Airport. Bath and Bristol, in the opposite direction, are also very accessible from Minchinhampton. The Minchinhampton Office serves the town and adjacent towns and villages in the south-west of the Cotswold region, including Tetbury and down to the Severn Vale in close co-operation with its sister offices at Stroud and Painswick and The Mayfair Office in central London.