Giddynap Lane, Inchbrook, Stroud

Situated on the outskirts of Theescombe, this Cotswold stone residence offers a unique opportunity for renovation enthusiasts. Spanning three floors, the home features three spacious double bedrooms and two bathrooms, making it suitable for family living or investment purposes. Its prime location near the Neu Lindsay nature reserve and Amberley village, along with easy access to the Stroud to Nailsworth cycle track, adds to its appeal. Much of the property has been preserved in its original state, showcasing traditional elements such as original floorboards and an inviting open fireplace, which enhance its historic character. This presents a wonderful canvas for those looking to modernize while retaining charm. The layout remains unaltered, providing flexibility for personal touches or extensions. Importantly, there’s potential to convert the attic space into additional living quarters without the constraints of a grade listing. Off-street parking is available at the front, complemented by gardens at both the front and rear. Recent upgrades include a new ECO fit pure boiler installed in 2021 and an updated consumer unit fitted in 2025, ensuring essential systems are up to date. Mains services for gas, electricity, water, and drainage are connected. With proximity to local amenities like shops in Nailsworth and Minchinhampton common under National Trust stewardship, this property stands out not only for its livability but also its potential as a valuable investment.