Property description
THE PROPERTY Upon entering the property, the hallway gains access to all main living areas. To the front of the property the original sitting room, currently being utilised as a bedroom, features a bay window. A second bedroom is also situated to the front, which benefits from a range of built-in wardrobes. Bedroom three is of a single size, whilst the family bathroom is fitted with a matching white suite including shower over bath.
Towards the rear is the sitting room, which features French doors leading out into the garden room. Further, the kitchen offers units incorporating space for appliances. With a south-facing aspect, the garden room is a fantastic addition to the property, offering space for a dining table and more.
Outside, the property is complimented by a large garden with flat lawn, patio areas and a lower garden. An outdoor home office/workshop is a further benefit to the property, which is provided with power, light and a telephone point. To the front is off road parking, plus a driveway which leads down to a single garage. The garage, which can also be accessed internally from the house, is plumbed for appliances and is fitted with units incorporating a sink.
AMENITIES Rodborough is located directly south of the town of Stroud. Rodborough & Minchinhampton Commons are on the doorstep, which cover over 600 acres of National Trust land, creating an area popular for walking, riding and golf. The parish has two primary schools, highly regarded state and independent schools close by, several public houses, a large hotel and a community hall. Neighbouring Amberley also provides a good range of village amenities with a church, post office, primary school, hotel and village inn, with further facilities at the nearby market towns of Minchinhampton, Nailsworth and Stroud. For children there are several playgrounds in Rodborough and the community hall hosts a youth club every Friday night with many other activities held there. There is a regular bus service over the common and a main line railway station at Stroud brings London within 90 minutes travelling time. Cirencester, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, Swindon, the M4 and M5 are all easily accessible.
DIRECTIONS From our Nailsworth office follow the A46 towards Stroud until you come to a set of traffic lights at a crossroads. Turn right onto Walkley Hill, then right again onto Court Way. Follow the road down onto Stringers Drive, and then turn right into Stringers Close. Number 15 is situated at the end of the cul-de-sac and can be identified by our 'For Sale' board.