Property description

THE PROPERTY The property is entered through a part glazed porch located at the front of the house. This is an ideal area for coats and shoes as a second internal door leads through to the main hallway, which also provides a loft hatch leading to a full house coverage loft with potential for easy conversion.



From here, all main living areas and the cloakroom can be accessed. The living room features a dual aspect and coal effect gas fire with a delightful tulip wood surround.



Located at the rear of the property is a wonderfully bright and spacious kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen offers a smart range of bespoke wall and base units with granite work surfaces, which include a built in fridge/freezer plus space and plumbing for appliances. A large breakfast bar provides plenty of space for dining, whilst further units are located underneath. This room is finished with contemporary floor lighting and downlighters.



Following through, the conservatory adjoins the kitchen via a part glazed door. With a south facing position and full length windows to three sides, this fantastic addition offers a pretty outlook onto the garden receives plenty of sunlight. From here, French doors lead out onto the decking at the side.



The bedrooms are located on the opposite side of the house and consist of two good sized doubles and a single. All three bedrooms particularly benefit from built in storage and bedrooms one and two enjoy an outlook onto the garden front and rear gardens. Completing the main accommodation is the family bathroom which is neatly presented with a matching white suite including shower over bath. Further, the loft space offers a fantastic opportunity for conversion (subject to planning permission).



Outside, the property is surrounded by gardens to three sides, whilst parking and a single garage can be found to the right. The gardens feature a vegetable patch, fruit trees, mature shrubbery plus a lawn, decking and patio to the front. On the lower ground floor and accessed from outside is a fantastic large workshop and store. The room is provided with power and electric and is a good space for many uses. Additionally, the cellar could be converted into a play area for teenage children or a home office.



 

AMENITIES Just off the A419 London Road, Brimscombe is a small countryside village built around the original shipping Port that brought wealth and riches to the area. Although the Port no longer remains, Brimscombe still holds many remnants of its heritage with converted woollen mills and the local pub "The Ship", which all run alongside the canal which still flows through the valley, sporadically intercepted by locks. Stroud District Council is currently leading restoration of a 6.7 mile length of the Cotswold Canals between Stonehouse and Brimscombe and this is thought to bring huge benefits in terms of economic investment, heritage, leisure and conservation to the area.

The village has a local primary school and is in the catchment area for further local schools with very good OFSTED reports, including Thomas Keble secondary school. It also offers a village shop, post office, traditional Fish & Chip shop, hair salon and antiques shop. There is a local football club and grounds, with a large green adjacent.

 

DIRECTIONS On A419 from Stroud to Cirencester take left turn onto Toadsmoor road, then immediately turn right onto Churchill Road (the turning is forked). Montrow is the first property situated on the left hand side. Parking space is available.  

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