£345,000
4 bed semi-detached house for saleBath Road, Stroud, Gloucestershire GL5
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
Semi detached
Four bedrooms
Off road parking
Freehold
Council tax band C
Four bedroom three storey Victorian semi-detached with parking on the outskirts of Stroud Town Centre. On the ground floor there is the Entrance hall, living room, dining room and kitchen with access to the cellar, while on the first floor two bedrooms and a bathroom with a further two bedrooms and a shower room on the second floor. At the rear there is a small courtyard garden with a patio at the front with the off road parking.
In March 2021, The Sunday Times named Stroud the best place to live in the UK, citing the town's abundance of green spaces, independent spirit, and high-quality schools. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the beautiful Five Valleys, Stroud is brimming with independent shops, cafés, and galleries, as well as a cinema complex and an award-winning weekly farmers market. The Cotswold Way passes through Stroud, making it popular among walkers, as does the Stroudwater Canal.
Overlooking the town, Rodborough, Minchinhampton, and Selsley Commons are enjoyed by walkers, horse-riders, paragliders, and anyone seeking locally-made Winstones ice cream. Stroud offers a high standard of education with a good variety of state, grammar, and private schools.
The town also benefits from excellent transport links, including a main railway station with regular services to London Paddington and Junction 13 of the M5 motorway, just five miles away.
In March 2021, The Sunday Times named Stroud the best place to live in the UK, citing the town's abundance of green spaces, independent spirit, and high-quality schools. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the beautiful Five Valleys, Stroud is brimming with independent shops, cafés, and galleries, as well as a cinema complex and an award-winning weekly farmers market. The Cotswold Way passes through Stroud, making it popular among walkers, as does the Stroudwater Canal.
Overlooking the town, Rodborough, Minchinhampton, and Selsley Commons are enjoyed by walkers, horse-riders, paragliders, and anyone seeking locally-made Winstones ice cream. Stroud offers a high standard of education with a good variety of state, grammar, and private schools.
The town also benefits from excellent transport links, including a main railway station with regular services to London Paddington and Junction 13 of the M5 motorway, just five miles away.
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