St. Marys, Chalford, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6

Located in a sought after area in an elevated position stands this three bedroomed character residence, with plenty of potential. Built in 1750 originally as an Inn. It is South facing with stunning views over the Golden Valley. Approximately an acre of land is attached to the property, which also backs on to a small private wooded area. The garden is a haven for wildlife, often visited by deer, and stunning birdsong. The residence offers flexible living accommodation. On entering there is a porch (in need of some repairs), with an extensive kitchen leading off. Old beams and high ceiling are a feature as well as plenty of light from roof windows. Leading off there is a spacious sitting room with a feature fireplace and log burner, sash double glazed window with beautiful views. Leading on is another generous sized reception room with sash window and views. At the end of the kitchen is large bedroom (currently used as a storage room) with sash window and views. In need of redecoration. Also on this level is a laundry room, with plumbing for a potential downstairs toilet and basin. A corrugated ladder leads up to a small mezzanine area with a feature oval window, potential for a study area. A staircase leads up to a further two bedrooms, one is double sized and the other one is triple sized, both have old beams taken from old ships, windows with views. There is a generous sized family bathroom on this floor with bath and separate shower cubicle, and beams. This is an unusual property with plenty of character and potential. There is plenty of parking on the road outside. The canal and cycling path are opposite the property leading into Stroud, great for walks.