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A characterful and beautifully presented Cotswold stone property with parking and a wonderful established garden with views across to Selsley & Rodborough Common.

A characterful and beautifully presented Cotswold stone property with parking and a wonderful established garden with views across to Selsley & Rodborough Common. Built in 1830s the terrace historically lead to the Retreat archway, the property was titled ‘1 The Laurels and was situated next to an Orchard leading down to Stroud Water Canal. Internally this beautiful home comprises of an entrance hall, lounge/dining room with exposed stone walls and log burner through to a modern kitchen. To the first floor there are two bedrooms and a fully tiled shower room. The top floor makes way for an additional room. This charming home offers character features in abundance to include exposed stone walls, wooden beams and flooring throughout. The established, south facing garden was laid out by a horticulturalist many years ago and was designed to offer colour and greenery throughout the year. Annual blooming include Snow Drops, Bluebells, Daphne, various Roses and Honeysuckle. Local amenities at nearby Cainscross include a range of shops, a supermarket and post office and several well regarded schools with country walks close by. Stroud town centre offers a wider range of shops and amenities. These include supermarkets, local speciality stores, a hospital, state and private schools and award winning weekly farmers market. There is also a main line railway station, with Intercity services connecting with London (Paddington). Gloucester (9 miles), Cheltenham, Cirencester and Bristol are all within thirty miles proximity. Junction 13, M5 motorway is also within easy driving distance.