This 1920s semi-detached house presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment, situated on a larger-than-average plot that could accommodate future extensions, subject to the necessary planning permissions. The property requires updating throughout, offering a blank canvas for new owners to reimagine the space according to their vision. The accommodation includes a storm porch leading into an entrance hall, a functional kitchen, and a dining room featuring an open fireplace that adds character. There’s also a charming bay-fronted sitting room, three bedrooms, a bathroom, cloakroom, and a basement—each presenting potential for enhancements.
Located within close proximity to both the picturesque Slad Valley and the vibrant town center of Stroud, this home benefits from its surroundings. Stroud is celebrated for its diverse range of independent shops and cafes as well as hosting one of the country's top Farmers Markets. Nestled in the stunning Cotswold countryside, residents enjoy not only beautiful landscapes but also a thriving community rich in creativity and culture. The area's history is steeped in its industrial past with woollen mills giving way to a modern hub for artists and writers who contribute to various local festivals throughout the year.
For commuters, the property offers convenient access to direct rail services to London Paddington, which can be reached in about 90 minutes. Additionally, major roadways such as the M5 and M4 are just a short drive away, enhancing accessibility for both personal travel and potential rental appeal. This property stands out as an excellent investment opportunity in a sought-after locale with strong growth potential.
