2 Western Terrace
Guide price £445,000
The Property
Western Terrace is a delightful pre-1900 red brick terrace of four houses, positioned to enjoy westfacing views across a neighbour’s paddock and beyond. Number Two is a charming mid-terrace, three- storey home, with a detached garden and parking for two cars. Accessed via a block-paved shared path, the property features a small gated front garden leading to a recently renovated porch, opening into one of two reception rooms. Both reception rooms are at the front of the house, making the most of the beautiful open aspect. The dining room boasts wooden floorboards, an understairs storage cupboard, floorto-ceiling wooden panelling on one wall, and a central cast-iron fireplace with an open fire. The sitting room also has wooden floorboards and a central ornate stone fireplace with an open fire. From the small inner hall, steps lead up to a walk-in pantry, with further steps to the rear door and additional steps into the fitted kitchen. This room, also featuring wooden panelling, has base units incorporating a Belfast sink, cooker, hob, and a storage cupboard housing the boiler. A window overlooks the enclosed rear courtyard. On the first floor, both bedrooms face the lovely west-facing views to the front. One bedroom features a cast-iron fireplace and wooden panelling, while the other has wooden floorboards and delightful views. The bathroom, also with wooden floorboards, benefits from a window and storage under the stairs. The top level houses a third bedroom with an alcove, offering some of the finest views in the house. Eight new double-glazed windows were installed in 2023. The attractive sash window design complements the period character while providing modern comfort. Property Information: Due to the nature of the setting, garden layouts, and parking, there are various rights of way. Please ask for further details. Parking: Two cars. Heating: Gas central heating and two open fires. Ofcom: Broadband: Ultrafast. Mobile coverage:Outdoor good & indoor mainly good
Outside
The property includes two parking spaces across the neighbour’s driveway and shared front and rear paths with access to each individual detached garden. The front westerly facing garden is enclosed by red brick walls, with a small lawn, planted borders, and patio areas, one with a wood store, beside the porch. The rear courtyard is enclosed and includes two storage sheds and a larger utility shed. A personal gate opens onto a path leading to the detached garden, which backs onto open fields, offering a lovely open aspect and a blank canvas waiting for rejuvenation and redesign. Some fencing and the garden gate will require replacement.
Guide price
£445,000
Within easy reach:
Stroud 1.4 miles
Minchinhampton 1.8 miles
Nailsworth 3.4 miles
Cirencester 11.1 miles
W3W: scarf.conned.extensive
• Two Reception Rooms
• Kitchen with Pantry
• Three Bedrooms
• Bathroom
• Utility Shed
• Front Garden
• Rear Courtyard
• Detached garden
• Parking for two cars
Situation
Brimscombe lies below Minchinhampton Common, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering thousands of acres of open grassland for walking, riding and community events. The nearby market town of Stroud provides excellent everyday amenities, a vibrant weekly farmers’ market and a mainline railway station with regular services to London Paddington. The area is well served for schooling, with Brimscombe C of E Primary close by, as well as Stroud’s highly regarded state and grammar options, including Marling School and Stroud High School. A strong selection of independent schools—such as Beaudesert Park and Wycliffe—are also within easy reach. Residents can enjoy several well-regarded local eateries and pubs, including The Ship and The Long Table in Brimscombe, and the Burleigh Court Hotel and Old Lodge on Minchinhampton Common.
Floorplan
Useful Information
Tenure: Freehold
Postcode: GL5 2QT
Viewing: Strictly by appointment through Whitaker Seager.
Fixtures and Fittings: Only those items mentioned are included. All other items are specifically excluded, although some may be available by separate negotiation if required.
Local Authorities: Stroud DIstrict. Council Tax Band C and EPC rating E
Please note: in rural locations the map may not be 100% accurate
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Nearby Brimscombe
Brimscmbe Stores
Bailey Paints
Interior at No. 36
Stroud Brewery
The Long Table
The Ship Pub
Brimscombe C & E Primary School
Thrupp Primary School
Thomas Keble Secondary School
Brimscombe and Thrupp FC
Fitness Mill
Cotswold Sporting, Thrupp
Stroud Railway Station
Kemble Railway Station
M5 Junction 13
The Long Table Summer Party
Stroud Arts Festival
Canals Spring Festival
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