This modern family home is nestled in a serene setting off a picturesque country lane above the Stroud Valleys. Accessed via a private driveway, the 1970s detached property sits against its own land, offering a sense of seclusion and natural beauty. Having undergone significant extensions, the house boasts a versatile layout ideal for multigenerational living, complete with two entrances and two staircases. The design maximizes the stunning views, with three reception rooms and the kitchen positioned to the rear of the property, taking full advantage of the breathtaking scenery. The heart of the home is the 23’10” main reception room, featuring a dual aspect that floods the space with light and provides panoramic views through its sliding patio doors onto a wooden deck. A striking Cotswold stone fireplace with an inset wood burner adds a cozy charm. This central room is seamlessly connected to the kitchen, hall, and dining room, creating a flow perfect for both family life and entertaining. The bespoke-designed kitchen, offers our vendor’s favourite spot to watch birdlife from a thoughtfully lowered breakfast bar. Stylish coloured wall and base units are perfectly paired with sleek black worktops and matching tiled flooring. Cooking enthusiasts will appreciate the two built-in ovens, an induction hob with extractor, a built-in dishwasher and Bosch built in fridge/freezer. The dining room and sitting room both feature sliding patio doors that lead to a raised decked terrace—an idyllic space to soak in the stunning, farreaching views. The ground floor layout is practical offering a cozy library/snug, a dedicated home study, a cloakroom, a utility room, and an easily accessible wet room. With its idyllic location and thoughtfully designed spaces, this property offers a unique blend of comfort and countryside living. Upstairs, one end of the house is dedicated to a comfortable guest bedroom with its own ensuite facilities, alongside the impressive principal bedroom. This spacious 23’10” retreat features an ensuite bathroom and a Juliet balcony, offering breathtaking views that are truly remarkable. An inner door leads to the second landing area, where the second staircase provides access to three additional well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, creating a practical and versatile layout for family and guests alike.

Heating: Oil central heating with two separate systems. Wood burning stove in living room. Wall-mounted electric fire in the sitting room.
Accessibility: Wheelchair access to house.

Land Registry: There are three titles for this site. (Covenants, rights and easements to be confirmed).
Ofcom: Broadband Ultrafast available. Mobile Phone Coverage: Indoors – O2 likely, EE, Three & Vodafone – limited. Outdoors – All likely.
Drainage: Private septic tank.
Asbestos: We suspect that the guttering and roofs on the agricultural barns are made from an asbestos component.