This distinctive detached house, nestled in the semi-rural village of Coaley, presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment. With seven bedrooms and the added advantage of a detached annexe, the property offers significant potential for those looking to create a substantial family home or explore rental income possibilities.
Originally designed as a single dwelling, the current layout consists of two separate living spaces that have been granted planning permission for permanent division (ref: S.24/2139/ful). The main section of the house is spacious but requires modernisation, featuring ample living areas including a drawing room, a kitchen/dining room equipped with a utility space, and three well-sized bedrooms. A versatile fourth room can serve as an additional bedroom, en-suite, or dressing area. This part also includes two bathrooms to accommodate family needs.
The more contemporary extension houses an inviting hallway that leads to a farmhouse-style kitchen/dining/family room, alongside a cloakroom and utility area. A large sitting room opens into a conservatory, enhancing the living experience with natural light and creating an inviting atmosphere for gatherings. Upstairs, this newer section offers three double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
Outdoors, the property is complemented by generous gardens at the front, featuring level lawns bordered by mature trees and shrubs. An in-out driveway provides convenient parking for multiple vehicles. At the rear, a courtyard-style terrace offers an ideal space for outdoor relaxation and entertaining. A workshop adds utility to this area while former garage space has been transformed into an office/studio with its own entrance.
Coaley's location enhances its appeal as both a residential retreat and investment prospect. Surrounded by scenic countryside at the base of the Cotswold escarpment, it boasts easy access to walking trails as well as local amenities including a community shop, village hall, primary school, church, and inviting pub known for its cuisine.
Transport connections are strong; Cam and Dursley railway station is nearby with links to Bristol and beyond, while regional accessibility via the A38 and M5/M4 motorways connects you easily to larger urban centres such as Gloucester, Bristol, and Cheltenham. For shopping needs or more extensive services, Dursley town centre provides various supermarkets—including Sainsbury's—and local shops together with educational facilities ranging from primary schools to grammar options within reach.
This property stands out not only for its size but also for its potential—whether you're looking to reimagine it as your dream home or capitalize on its investment opportunities in this
