Positioned close to the heart of Nailsworth, a thriving Cotswold town, lies this detached contemporary home offering striking and generously proportioned accommodation measuring an impressive 2824 sq ft. Built using a sustainable and energy saving timber structure lapped with Siberian Larch, this unique design boasts a stylish aesthetic whilst offering the comforts of a modern build, as well as energy saving features. From the main canopied entrance, an oak door opens to a beautiful reception hall, with natural bamboo hard flooring, from here an oak staircase rises to the first floor and doors open to the living space. The modern bespoke kitchen provides room for dining, oak French doors with a glazed surround provide access and an outlook to the garden. A range of wall and base units provide plentiful storage, whilst a built-in dishwasher, built-in microwave and range cooker further add to the rooms appeal. Adjoining the kitchen is a large boot room/utility with integral fridge, this benefits from a separate external door opening to the front elevation making it the perfect space to remove muddy boots. Accessed from the kitchen or the reception hall is the most impressive drawing room, measuring 25’7 x 22’6 the room also offers space for formal dining. As with the kitchen, two sets of oak French doors with a glazed surround provide a beautiful feature with one set also giving access to a decked seating terrace and the garden. A contemporary wall mounted gas fire creates a warming focal point to the room. Bamboo flooring follows throughout the living space, whilst the whole of the ground floor is warmed by underfloor heating. Also located at this level is a large cloakroom. From the first floor landing, doors radiate to three bedrooms and a family shower room. The main bedroom is particularly noteworthy, owing to its size, ensuite facility, built in storage and French doors opening to a shared decked balcony. Bedroom two is similarly impressive, boasting an adjoining study and access onto the balcony. An ensuite could easily be created from the adjoining study as the original design allowed for a further ensuite facility. Bedroom three is served by the family shower room with a large walk-in shower. Stairs from the landing offer access to the second floor, where three further bedrooms and a bathroom lend themselves to use as a guest suite or second floor suite for older children requiring a little more space. The bathroom, with shower over the bath enjoys three Velux roof lights with the central window being electronically controlled and sensored should it begin to rain. Velux windows to the two adjacent rooms are also electronically controlled. Great thought for ease of living has been put into the design of this house, features include a built in vacuum cleaner system, a remote controlled garage door and a burglar alarm system to both the house and garage. An airchange system has also been installed.