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£1,150,0006 bedroom detached house for sale
31 The Street, Uley, Dursley
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Detached house
6 beds
3 baths
4478
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Features and description
- Substantial Grade II Listed Home
- Adaptable Living Spaces
- Extensive Cellar
- Original Panelling
- Wood Burning Stoves
- Off street parking to the side and rear
- Close to village amenities and Country Walks
- Large gardens approximately - 1/3 acre
- Detached Home Office/Studio
- Lapsed planning consent for a garage
A handsome, detached Grade II Listed family home located in the heart of the popular Cotswold village of Uley.
Description - Situated in the highly sought-after Cotswold village of Uley, this handsome Grade II Listed home boasts early 18th-century origins and historic connections to the local textile industry. The property retains a wealth of original features, including the staircase, window seats, shutters and panelling, all of which contribute to its exceptional character.
The internal layout flows effortlessly, beginning with a welcoming reception hallway featuring a wood-burning stove and providing access to the principal reception rooms. These include a generous drawing room, also with a wood burner, and a formal dining room offering wonderful space for entertaining.
Beyond the dining room lies the fitted kitchen, equipped with a central island providing additional preparation space alongside an array of fitted units. A utility room leads off the kitchen and also serves as a highly practical pantry.
Beneath the ground floor is a most impressive cellar, offering extensive space with enormous potential and benefiting from its own private external entrance.
The first floor offers four equally attractive bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite shower room. The remaining three bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom.
The floor above leads to a walk-through attic room/bedroom, complete with a Jack and Jill–style bathroom and a further bedroom beyond. An additional staircase, believed to have once been used by servants, provides its own access down to the kitchen, adding both character and practicality.
Gardens are located both to the front and rear of the house with the majority being located to the rear and offering sociable entertaining spaces, vegetable garden, greenhouse and lawns, together with a detached home office/studio and attached storage room. Extensive gated parking with separate access is located to the rear of the property. We are informed by the current owners that this area has lapsed planning permission for a double garage.
Description - Situated in the highly sought-after Cotswold village of Uley, this handsome Grade II Listed home boasts early 18th-century origins and historic connections to the local textile industry. The property retains a wealth of original features, including the staircase, window seats, shutters and panelling, all of which contribute to its exceptional character.
The internal layout flows effortlessly, beginning with a welcoming reception hallway featuring a wood-burning stove and providing access to the principal reception rooms. These include a generous drawing room, also with a wood burner, and a formal dining room offering wonderful space for entertaining.
Beyond the dining room lies the fitted kitchen, equipped with a central island providing additional preparation space alongside an array of fitted units. A utility room leads off the kitchen and also serves as a highly practical pantry.
Beneath the ground floor is a most impressive cellar, offering extensive space with enormous potential and benefiting from its own private external entrance.
The first floor offers four equally attractive bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite shower room. The remaining three bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom.
The floor above leads to a walk-through attic room/bedroom, complete with a Jack and Jill–style bathroom and a further bedroom beyond. An additional staircase, believed to have once been used by servants, provides its own access down to the kitchen, adding both character and practicality.
Gardens are located both to the front and rear of the house with the majority being located to the rear and offering sociable entertaining spaces, vegetable garden, greenhouse and lawns, together with a detached home office/studio and attached storage room. Extensive gated parking with separate access is located to the rear of the property. We are informed by the current owners that this area has lapsed planning permission for a double garage.
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Stroud is the regional and administrative centre for the south-west of the Cotswolds and the Severn Vale with excellent road and rail links to the rest of the country. Surrounded by exceptionally varied countryside, Stroud lies at the confluence of five valleys, each with its own distinct character. The town owed its prosperity to the wool trade initially (including supplying cloth for uniforms to both sides in the Napoleonic Wars), more recently it has developed a reputation as a popular centre for the arts and local culture within the Cotswolds. The town has a mainline railway station with ample parking in the vicinity (London Paddington from 95 minutes) and connections to Swindon, Cheltenham and Gloucester. Junction 13 of the M5 motorway for accessing Bristol, the south-west or the Midlands is only miles to the east and there are three international airports little over an hour's drive away (Bristol, Birmingham or Cardiff). Stroud is particularly fortunate in having quite excellent schools for all ages within its vicinity, including Stroud High and Marling in the state sector and Beaudesert Park and Wycliffe College amongst others. It is also a major centre for employment and has a modern college. Murrays Stroud Office serves the town, adjacent villages and down onto the Severn Vale to the west. It works closely with its sister offices at Painswick and at Minchinhampton and The Mayfair Office in central London.