Parkend House is a distinguished Grade II listed property nestled discreetly behind a private drive in the desirable Parkend area of Paganhill. Recognizing the need for modernisation, this residence offers a unique opportunity for buyers to infuse their personal touch into a charming family home full of character. Spread over three spacious floors, the layout retains historical elements while providing ample room for improvement. The ground floor hosts an inviting entrance hall leading to a 16-foot sitting room adorned with an original Inglenook fireplace, an 18-foot dining room, a practical utility space, and a generous kitchen/breakfast room measuring 15 feet. Two lean-to sunrooms are also present, enhancing the livable space. A grand staircase from the hall ascends to the first floor, which features three sizeable double bedrooms and a family bathroom. On the second floor, there’s an additional bedroom alongside two adaptable attic spaces ripe for conversion. Characterised by its wealth of period details and potential as a 'forever home', Parkend House comes with no onward chain.
Outside, the rear garden primarily consists of lawn areas bordered by mature trees, providing both privacy and practicality. It includes a 15-foot workshop with cellar access, a substantial brick-built store measuring 20 feet in length, and an external washroom facility. Convenient access to both garage and dedicated parking enhances its appeal. The front garden is well-kept with established shrubbery framing the property beautifully. This residence occupies an impressive plot of approximately 0.339 acres, combining tranquility with proximity to local amenities.
Located roughly two miles from Stroud, Parkend benefits from access to varied shops and educational institutions such as Archway and Marling schools nearby. Stroud is known for its vibrant farmers' market and eclectic mix of independent shops and cafes, offering leisure facilities along with direct train services to London Paddington. Additionally, it provides convenient links for commuting towards Nailsworth, Cirencester, Cheltenham, and easy M5 access at Junction 13.
