Located on the edge of Stratton, lies this period town house with accommodation found across three floors in addition to a cellar. Even though this mid-terraced residence is in need of some refurbishment it displays character features such as ornate fireplaces, wooden floors and well-proportioned rooms including high ceilings and large windows. The front door opens directly into the sitting room where an attractive fireplace with wood surround is the main focal point. The wooden floor continues from the sitting room into the open plan dining room. Here there are cupboards either side of the blocked fireplace and a charming wood panelled wall. Doors from both receptions rooms open into a small inner hall where the staircase is found. Access to the cellar and the kitchen also open out from the dining room.  The 13 ft x 10ft fitted kitchen is adequate but for some their preference might be to upgrade it; it does benefit from both a window and door overlooking onto the enclosed courtyard. On the first floor there is a good size bathroom measuring over 10ft x 8ft, it houses a bath, separate shower cubicle, two pedestal hand basins and a low level WC. The main double bedroom with it’s fitted wardrobe is also found on this level and enjoys a pleasant outlook over the tree lined Gloucester Road towards the open countryside. Two further bedrooms are located on the top floor, one being a double room, also facing the front aspect and the other being a single bedroom which could be utilised as a home office if required.