Nestled in a tranquil setting below the historic market town of Minchinhampton and within easy reach of the vibrant market town of Nailsworth, this detached Cotswold stone residence beautifully combines charm, character, and captivating countryside views. Originally serving as the stables and barns to a local country house, the property was sympathetically converted in the 1970s into a delightful home that retains a wealth of character features, including stone mullioned windows, flagstone floors, exposed timbers, high ceilings and wooden floorboards. The accommodation is both flexible and thoughtfully arranged to make the most of the wonderful outlook, with the principal living areas enjoying the views. You enter directly into an impressive and welcoming reception hall, featuring a vaulted ceiling, oak staircase with minstrel’s gallery, and flagstone flooring. This grand entrance offers ample room to create a dining hall — perfect for entertaining. A few steps down from the hall lead to the kitchen/dining/family room. This light and inviting space enjoys a dual aspect with French doors opening onto a patio, ideal for alfresco dining. The fitted kitchen includes built-in appliances and an electric four oven Aga, while there’s plenty of room for a dining table and seating area. A further door leads conveniently to the parking area. At the opposite end of the house, a hallway provides access to two versatile rooms — currently arranged as a bedroom and a home study — along with a shower room in between. A cupboard in this area houses the oil-fired central heating boiler. A beautiful oak staircase rises to the first-floor landing and minstrel’s gallery, leading to the wonderful drawing room. This superb triple-aspect space enjoys a vaulted ceiling, a striking Cotswold stone fireplace, and French doors opening onto a balcony — the perfect spot to relax and take in the glorious semi-rural surroundings. At the far end of the first floor are two further bedrooms, one with views towards the countryside and the other featuring a distinctive round window. A secondary shower room sits conveniently between them.

There are various covenants and rights of way, including access across the neighbour’s drive, where you are to contribute 1/8 th for maintenance. Please ask the agent for a copy of the land registry documents, which include confirmation that no other private residential dwelling can be built (or converted) within the site.
Heating: Oil-fired central heating and an open fire in the drawing room.
Ofcom: Broadband – Ultrafast available. Mobile coverage depends on the provider. O2 is good indoors and outdoors.