Guide price
£899,950
(£243/sq. ft)
4 bed semi-detached house for saleBrimscombe Hill, Brimscombe GL5
4 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
3,703 sq. ft
Freehold
About this property
Period Property
Listed Building
Grade II listed
Period property
Four bedrooms
Semi detached
Character features
Beautiful garden
Gated driveway and parking
Separate cottage (Needs modernisation)
A fine Grade II listed attached Cotswold stone house with a wealth of period features, sympathetically restored to offer spacious living accommodation and a superb garden with a detached two-storey outbuilding/studio. Dating from the mid 17th Century with later Georgian additions, this impressive, Grade II listed home exudes character whilst offering comprehensive family accommodation. It comprises the majority of a large period residence and retains a wealth of period features including oak panelling in the dining room, magnificent stone fireplaces, exposed beams & polished elm floor boards and staircase. The accommodation is of particularly generous dimensions, offering three reception rooms, a bespoke kitchen, four bedrooms, ensuite shower room, second shower room & an impressive family bathroom with a free-standing roll-top bath.
Outside
Ample off-road parking is provided by a gated gravel driveway and detached garage. A separate two-storey Cotswold stone outbuilding, offers potential for additional accommodation (subject to planning and modernisation). The property boasts mature, landscaped gardens primarily to the rear. A generous lawn, large terrace, and various seating areas complement the well-stocked plants, shrubs, and trees. A herb garden and fruit-bearing trees add to the outdoor appeal. A paved courtyard enclosed by stone walls lies to the front, leading to the main entrance. The property sits on a level 0.394-acre plot.
Situation
Brimscombe, situated along the A419 London Road, was originally a shipping port village that thrived on wealth. The old port currently has plans for regeneration to include housing, leisure and retail units. The Stroud District Council is restoring a 6.7-mile stretch of the Cotswold Canals, promising economic, heritage, leisure, and conservation benefits. The village features a primary school, proximity to Thomas Keble secondary school, and various educational institutions. Brimscombe offers a village shop, mobile post office, Fish & Chip shop, hair salon, and antiques shop. Excellent transport links via A419 and railway stations connect to Stroud, M5, Cirencester, and London Paddington.
Property Ref Number:
Ham-53881
Outside
Ample off-road parking is provided by a gated gravel driveway and detached garage. A separate two-storey Cotswold stone outbuilding, offers potential for additional accommodation (subject to planning and modernisation). The property boasts mature, landscaped gardens primarily to the rear. A generous lawn, large terrace, and various seating areas complement the well-stocked plants, shrubs, and trees. A herb garden and fruit-bearing trees add to the outdoor appeal. A paved courtyard enclosed by stone walls lies to the front, leading to the main entrance. The property sits on a level 0.394-acre plot.
Situation
Brimscombe, situated along the A419 London Road, was originally a shipping port village that thrived on wealth. The old port currently has plans for regeneration to include housing, leisure and retail units. The Stroud District Council is restoring a 6.7-mile stretch of the Cotswold Canals, promising economic, heritage, leisure, and conservation benefits. The village features a primary school, proximity to Thomas Keble secondary school, and various educational institutions. Brimscombe offers a village shop, mobile post office, Fish & Chip shop, hair salon, and antiques shop. Excellent transport links via A419 and railway stations connect to Stroud, M5, Cirencester, and London Paddington.
Property Ref Number:
Ham-53881
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