- For Sale
- Guide price 895,000 GBP
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 2
A stunning period house with a wealth of character, set in extensive private gardens on the edge of Stroud.
A stunning Grade II listed property, set in the elevated and secluded position of Butterrow Hill, hidden behind a large wall set with in beautiful extensive beautiful gardens. The property has a wealth of period character features, and every room is bursting with character. It has high ceilings, fireplaces, a stunning staircase, views over the garden, a wine cellar, and a refitted kitchen. Spacious and practical layout.Gardens and Grounds: Situated on Butterow Hill a country lane to the south of Stroud by Rodborough Common and close to Minchinhampton. The property is surrounded by glorious Cotswold countryside. Outside, you have two approaches: through the gates into a pretty courtyard to the kitchen and access space for one car or through the impressive arched gateway leading you in and down to the formal entrance.With extensive gardens surrounded by Cotswold wall, hedging and trees, the garden is on various subtle levels and at the bottom is a former grass tennis court providing a flat games area. The back of the property, which has access to the road, is parking for one in a covered carport and an attractive courtyard.Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage
Road: Easy access to M4 and M5 motorways.Train: Stroud (London 90 minutes)Schools: sought-after grammar schools in Stroud (Stroud High for girls, Marlin for boys), Gloucester and Cheltenham. Cheltenham - Cheltenham Ladies College, Cheltenham College and Dean Close. Minchimhampton - Beaudesert Park. Stonehouse – Wycliffe. Westonbirst School. School buses run along to most of the local schools in both the private and state sectors. Shopping: Walking distance to Stroud Town Centre (Waitrose and Saturday Farmers' Market). Further shops in Cirencester, Cheltenham and Bath.Walking: Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons, on the hill above with stunning views over the River Severn, can be accessed on foot across a network of footpaths.Horse Racing: CheltenhamDistances: Stroud station 2.2 miles | Cirencester 12.6 miles | Cheltenham 15.6 miles | Bristol 31.6 miles | Birmingham 77.3 miles. (All distances are approximate).
A stunning Grade II listed property, set in the elevated and secluded position of Butterrow Hill, hidden behind a large wall set with in beautiful extensive beautiful gardens. The property has a wealth of period character features, and every room is bursting with character. It has high ceilings, fireplaces, a stunning staircase, views over the garden, a wine cellar, and a refitted kitchen. Spacious and practical layout.Gardens and Grounds: Situated on Butterow Hill a country lane to the south of Stroud by Rodborough Common and close to Minchinhampton. The property is surrounded by glorious Cotswold countryside. Outside, you have two approaches: through the gates into a pretty courtyard to the kitchen and access space for one car or through the impressive arched gateway leading you in and down to the formal entrance.With extensive gardens surrounded by Cotswold wall, hedging and trees, the garden is on various subtle levels and at the bottom is a former grass tennis court providing a flat games area. The back of the property, which has access to the road, is parking for one in a covered carport and an attractive courtyard.Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage
Road: Easy access to M4 and M5 motorways.Train: Stroud (London 90 minutes)Schools: sought-after grammar schools in Stroud (Stroud High for girls, Marlin for boys), Gloucester and Cheltenham. Cheltenham - Cheltenham Ladies College, Cheltenham College and Dean Close. Minchimhampton - Beaudesert Park. Stonehouse – Wycliffe. Westonbirst School. School buses run along to most of the local schools in both the private and state sectors. Shopping: Walking distance to Stroud Town Centre (Waitrose and Saturday Farmers' Market). Further shops in Cirencester, Cheltenham and Bath.Walking: Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons, on the hill above with stunning views over the River Severn, can be accessed on foot across a network of footpaths.Horse Racing: CheltenhamDistances: Stroud station 2.2 miles | Cirencester 12.6 miles | Cheltenham 15.6 miles | Bristol 31.6 miles | Birmingham 77.3 miles. (All distances are approximate).
