Nestled in a peaceful cul-de-sac off Paganhill Lane, this three-bedroom detached bungalow presents an exciting opportunity for those looking to invest and renovate. The property occupies a substantial 0.21-acre plot, providing ample space for both outdoor activities and potential expansion. With a garage and off-road parking, it offers convenient accessibility right from the start.
Upon entering, you are greeted by a porch/conservatory that leads into a hallway connecting the main living areas. The sitting room is generously proportioned with appealing front-facing views and direct access to both the conservatory and dining area. The kitchen is equipped with various wall and base units alongside both freestanding and built-in appliances, allowing for straightforward updates or reconfiguration to better suit modern lifestyles.
The bungalow comprises three bedrooms accompanied by a family bathroom. Notably, the loft space has been boarded out, offering promising potential for conversion to additional living space (subject to necessary planning permissions).
Outdoor space is well-utilized here; the front garden features electric gated access, enhancing privacy while providing ample off-road parking alongside the garage and carport. A lawn area with a patio invites opportunities for outdoor relaxation. The rear garden is equally inviting, landscaped with mature shrubs and fruit trees that not only enhance its charm but also offer possibilities for gardening enthusiasts or further landscaping projects.
Located approximately 1.5 miles west of Stroud, this property is conveniently close to local shops and amenities, as well as reputable schools like Archway, Marling, and Stroud High School in nearby Cainscross. Stroud town itself—voted “Best Place to Live in the UK 2021” by the Sunday Times—is just a short drive away. It boasts a strong community spirit highlighted by an award-winning weekly farmers market and an array of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. The newly opened “Five Valleys” shopping centre adds even more local appeal with its diverse market stalls.
For broader travel needs, there’s good access to leisure facilities including a sports center and cinema; additionally, the mainline railway station connects directly to London Paddington. Essential destinations such as Nailsworth (4 miles), Cirencester (11 miles), Cheltenham (14 miles), and Swindon (26 miles) are all within reasonable driving distance, while Junction 13 of the M5 motorway lies about 8 miles away.
This freehold property benefits from gas central heating and has connections for mains electricity, water, and drainage. Council tax band E applies
