£650,000
4 bed terraced house for saleKingscourt Lane, Stroud, Gloucestershire GL5
4 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Historic Coach House conversion
Peaceful Rodborough location
Four bedrooms, family bathroom
Spacious sitting room with garden access
Dining room and bright kitchen/breakfast room
Enclosed garden with valley views
Large garage/workshop with potential (STP)
Parking, close to schools, commons & Stroud
Tucked away in a peaceful corner of sought-after Rodborough, this beautiful period home is brimming with character, high ceilings, and sweeping valley views.
Originally part of the grand Coach House for Rodborough Court - built in 1888 - this handsome Cotswold stone property carries a rich history, yet has been thoughtfully updated by the current owners to create a comfortable and stylish home. Converted to residential use in the 1950s, it now blends period elegance with modern living.
The ground floor offers a welcoming entrance hall, a generous 16’ reception room with doors opening to the garden, a further reception room, a light-filled kitchen/breakfast room, and a cloakroom. Upstairs, you’ll find four bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the third bedroom enjoying access to a useful attic space - ideal for an occasional bedroom, or study.
Outside, the home benefits from parking, a large integral garage/workshop (17’ x 12’7”), and a pretty, enclosed garden at the front—perfect for relaxing while soaking up the views. The garage, with its original wooden doors, offers potential for conversion (subject to permissions), as neighbouring properties have done.
This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Rodborough’s history, with the comfort and charm to enjoy for years to come.
Set within a friendly and welcoming community, the property enjoys the best of village-style living with all the conveniences of the town centre nearby. Two highly regarded primary schools are just a short stroll away, and for lovers of the outdoors, Rodborough and Minchinhampton Commons offer hundreds of acres of stunning National Trust land to explore - perfect for walking, cycling, or simply enjoying a picnic with panoramic views. You’ll also find local pubs and cafés within easy reach, as well as community events that bring neighbours together throughout the year.
Stroud’s vibrant town centre is only minutes away, brimming with independent shops, artisan food producers, and an award-winning farmers’ market widely regarded as one of the best in the country. There’s a great choice of cafés, bars, and restaurants to suit every taste, along with the recently revitalised Five Valleys shopping centre. For commuters, the mainline station provides regular direct trains to London Paddington, making it an ideal location for blending countryside charm with city connections.
Originally part of the grand Coach House for Rodborough Court - built in 1888 - this handsome Cotswold stone property carries a rich history, yet has been thoughtfully updated by the current owners to create a comfortable and stylish home. Converted to residential use in the 1950s, it now blends period elegance with modern living.
The ground floor offers a welcoming entrance hall, a generous 16’ reception room with doors opening to the garden, a further reception room, a light-filled kitchen/breakfast room, and a cloakroom. Upstairs, you’ll find four bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the third bedroom enjoying access to a useful attic space - ideal for an occasional bedroom, or study.
Outside, the home benefits from parking, a large integral garage/workshop (17’ x 12’7”), and a pretty, enclosed garden at the front—perfect for relaxing while soaking up the views. The garage, with its original wooden doors, offers potential for conversion (subject to permissions), as neighbouring properties have done.
This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Rodborough’s history, with the comfort and charm to enjoy for years to come.
Set within a friendly and welcoming community, the property enjoys the best of village-style living with all the conveniences of the town centre nearby. Two highly regarded primary schools are just a short stroll away, and for lovers of the outdoors, Rodborough and Minchinhampton Commons offer hundreds of acres of stunning National Trust land to explore - perfect for walking, cycling, or simply enjoying a picnic with panoramic views. You’ll also find local pubs and cafés within easy reach, as well as community events that bring neighbours together throughout the year.
Stroud’s vibrant town centre is only minutes away, brimming with independent shops, artisan food producers, and an award-winning farmers’ market widely regarded as one of the best in the country. There’s a great choice of cafés, bars, and restaurants to suit every taste, along with the recently revitalised Five Valleys shopping centre. For commuters, the mainline station provides regular direct trains to London Paddington, making it an ideal location for blending countryside charm with city connections.
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