Tucked away in the heart of Old Stroud, this charming late 17th-century Grade II listed semi-detached home is full of character and period features. Highlights include exposed Cotswold stone fireplaces, timber beams, and stone mullion windows with window seats. The accommodation is well-proportioned and arranged over three floors. You enter into a welcoming family room with stairs rising to the first floor, and access to a rear lobby and sitting room. This cosy space features an alcove and a fireplace with a wood-burning stove. Beyond lies a contemporary kitchen/breakfast room, which links to the rear lobby, a cloakroom, and opens to the outside, where steps lead up to the garden. The first floor offers two double bedrooms at the front, an attractive family bathroom, and a third double bedroom with a door leading directly to the garden. The attic level provides versatile living space, ideal as a principal suite or teenager’s den. It includes a bedroom, dressing area, a spacious landing suitable for hobbies or a study, and a cloakroom. The L-shaped Cotswold stone outbuildings, believed to have once been two semi-detached cottages, have listed building consent to repair and convert into a onebedroom guest annexe with attached studio/music room (S.17/1485/LBC). The conversion is partially completed; the single-storey section remains derelict. Mains electricity and water connected. Property Information: Ofcom: Broadband – Superfast available. Mobile – Indoor & outdoor likely. Parking: Private space for small/medium car. Heating: Gas central heating and woodburner. Vehicular access across 23 Chapel Street drive.