This pretty Edwardian end-terraced home lies in an elevated position in the village of Brimscombe, enjoying a southerly aspect and affording views across the beautiful Golden Valley. The accommodation is arranged over two floors plus a good size loft room and a useful cellar. There are exposed wooden floorboards throughout, and several fireplaces, retaining the period feel of the house. From the hallway, doors lead off to two reception rooms and the cellar, and stairs rise to the first floor. The sitting room to the front benefits from an open fireplace and looks across the valley over rooftops. A separate dining room also has a fireplace with wood burning stove inset, and a built-in cupboard which houses the combination gas boiler, installed in October 2021. Hallway, sitting room and dining room are warmed by underfloor heating. From the dining room is accessed the galley style kitchen with a range of fitted wooden units, double sink unit and integral appliances including electric hob, oven and hood. There is space for a washing machine. A door leads to the rear courtyard. The cellar is accessed down a set of wooden steps and offers a great storage space, with natural light coming in from a window that looks across the garden. Upstairs, the landing enjoys the valley view to the front and doors lead off to two bedrooms and a bathroom. Both bedrooms have feature fireplaces with the front bedroom affording the lovely view and offering screened wardrobe space. A spiral staircase leads to a good-sized loft room. The present owners have installed photo voltaic panels on the roof to improve the energy efficiency of the house, the new owner of which will receive any FIT (feed in tariff) payments.