Occupying a superb central location beside the iconic and architecturally significant Hill Paul building, one of Stroud’s most recognisable landmarks. This attractive semi-detached period home offers well proportioned, characterful accommodation in the heart of the town. With its roots in Stroud’s rich textile heritage, the area has evolved into a vibrant cultural hub, known for its thriving arts scene, and excellent transport links. The property is ideally placed for enjoying the lifestyle offered by the town, while the mainline railway station, just a short stroll away, offers direct connections to London Paddington, ideal for commuters. Accessed on foot, a pathway flanked by an open-plan front area leads to front entrance, which opens into a welcoming hallway with a cloakroom. Stairs rise to the upper floors. At the rear, the kitchen features a range of fitted wall and floor units, integrated oven and hob and enjoys a semi-rural outlook to the canal. Two interlinking reception rooms span the full depth of the house: the dining room, with an exposed red brick feature wall and views over the front garden, opens through glazed connecting doors to the sitting room. This bright, double-aspect room similarly features an exposed red brick wall as well as access to a charming balcony— perfect for al fresco dining or relaxing with elevated views to the canal. Upstairs, the first floor offers two double bedrooms, including a particularly impressive principal suite with double-aspect windows, an en suite shower room and access onto a second balcony. A family bathroom and further double bedroom complete this floor. A staircase rises to the top level, where two well proportioned attic bedrooms, one with feature porthole window offer further flexible living. Rich in character and ideally located for Stroud’s cultural life, schools, and countryside walks, this unique home combines timeless period charm with everyday practicality.