Located in an elevated cul de sac position, above the popular town of Nailsworth, and backing onto Norton Wood, lies this four bedroom modern detached family home. Deliberately designed in an ‘upside down’ style, to allow the daytime living accommodation to enjoy the views of the woodland and the far reaching valley views across to Minchinhampton Common, Rodborough and Amberley. The traditional entrance is through the large porch which doubles up as a utility/boot room area with access into the hall. From here all the bedrooms and the family bathroom are located. There are three double rooms all with built-in wardrobes and one single room which is currently utilized as a hobbies room. The main bedroom enjoys an ensuite shower room and one of the other double rooms enjoys french doors out into the rear garden. Upstairs the light and large landing area is used as a dining room. Being the central point, doors radiate out into the living room, kitchen and home office from here. The living room enjoys the best dual aspect with a door opening onto a balcony. The views from the balcony are far reaching however it must be pointed out it does require some urgent maintenance. The home office is a flexible space as it could become a family space or some owners might wish to create an open plan kitchen/breakfast room by taking out the adjoining wall. We highly recommend that you take professional advice from the building officer of SDC prior to undertaking the works. A door from the fitted kitchen provides a useful direct access to the road and steps lead down to the rear garden. An exciting addition to this home was the conversion of one side of the original double garage to become a fabulous garden room or studio with bi-fold doors opening out onto the garden. This is a great space.