Parkend House is a historically significant Grade II listed property situated on a secluded private drive in the desirable area of Parkend, Paganhill. This residence benefits from proximity to various local shops, amenities, and respected grammar schools. Additionally, the nearby countryside offers picturesque walking routes, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Recognized for its architectural merit since its inclusion in the Historic England register in 1974, key features such as paired ashlar stone chimneys, double-hung sash windows, and decorative hoodmouldings highlight the home's character and potential.
This spacious property spans three levels and requires modernisation, providing an excellent opportunity for those looking to invest in a project that allows for personal touches and updates. The ground floor features an entrance hall leading to a sizeable 16' sitting room with an Inglenook fireplace and an 18' dining room—ideal for family gatherings. A functional utility room accompanies a generous 15' kitchen/breakfast room, complemented by two sunlit lean-to/sun rooms. Upstairs on the first floor are three double bedrooms alongside a family bathroom, while the second floor houses an additional bedroom and two attic spaces that can be adapted for various uses.
The outdoor space presents further potential; the rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn and encircled by mature trees, creating a peaceful retreat. It includes practical features such as a 15’ workshop with cellar access, a brick-built storage shed measuring 20’, an outside loo/washroom, plus convenient access to both a garage and parking area. The front garden also boasts mature landscaping and adds to the property's charm. With approximately 0.339 acres in total plot size, there’s ample room for gardening or additional outdoor enhancements.
Located just two miles west of Stroud, Parkend offers easy access to essential services as well as educational institutions like Archway School and Marling School at Cainscross. Stroud town is within a short drive; noted for its vibrant community atmosphere and recently awarded “Best place to live in the UK 2021” by The Sunday Times. Local highlights include an award-winning weekly farmers market along with an array of independent shops, cafes, pubs, bars, and restaurants. The new “Five Valleys” shopping centre is also nearby, featuring diverse market stalls and retail options.
For recreational activities, residents benefit from local sports facilities and leisure centers along with cinemas within easy reach. The mainline railway station connects directly to London Paddington for convenience in commuting or day trips.
