4 bedroom terraced house for sale

A spacious and characterful four-bedroom townhouse arranged over three floors, offering versatile accommodation, a private balcony, garage, and well-proportioned rooms throughout, within the sought-after Old Hospital Lawn development in Stroud.

The ground floor provides practical and flexible accommodation, including a double garage with fully lined void spaces, offering potential for a ground-floor extension — one neighbour has even created a professional music studio in his extended garage. There are huge amounts of storage throughout the home, including ground-floor and loft spaces.

On the first floor, the heart of the home unfolds with bright, sunny living spaces. The generous sitting room, dining room, and balcony are positioned at the front of the property to enjoy plenty of natural light throughout the day. The large kitchen has been moved to the rear of the house to look out over the back garden, offering a perfect space for family life with ample worktop and storage. A separate utility room and cloakroom add further convenience.

The second floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with en-suite, both offering stunning views over Roborough and Selsley Commons. The remaining bedrooms enjoy beautiful views over Randwick and Standish Woods, complemented by a family bathroom.

The top floor features an impressive loft room alongside a further spacious bedroom — perfect as a guest suite, teenager’s retreat, or dedicated work-from-home area.

Old Hospital Lawn enjoys a convenient location with excellent access to Stroud town centre, the mainline railway station, and the surrounding Cotswold countryside. This property presents a superb opportunity for those seeking a distinctive home with space, practicality, and a strong sense of community in a highly desirable Gloucestershire setting.

Set within a vibrant and friendly community, this home offers a unique opportunity to enjoy both space and a welcoming neighbourhood. The estate is full of life, with children playing on bikes on the green, neighbours tending allotments, and dog walkers using the wildlife corridor.