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1 & 2 glynash cottages CHALFORD 1 & 2 glynash cottages, high street, chalford, stroud, gl6 8dj a detached period property enjoying a waterside setting, nestled in the heart of chalford with gardens and parking. The property Nestled in the heart of the village community, larger of the two enjoys an ensuite bathroom, enjoying a pretty waterside setting lies this whilst the second bedroom is served by a family detached period home. Currently divided into shower room. Both rooms enjoy an outlook two independent homes, the property offers across the gardens and the river. The adjoining an exciting prospect for anyone wishing to run annexe provides a sitting room, small kitchen an AirBnB/holiday let or secure a long term and one bedroom. This also overlooks the rental income. Likewise it similarly provides the garden and enjoys independant access. possibility of being converted into once home, subject to the relevant consents. The main residence provides well proportioned accommodation comprising 'L' shaped family kitchen with room for living and dining and adjoining cloakroom, a study, sitting room opening into a conservatory and a downstairs bedroom. From a large landing area on the first floor doors open to two double bedrooms. The Guide price Outside Situation £575,000 Gardens extend to the front of the property Positioned between the centres of Stroud and rising above the adjoining river which meanders Cirencester, Chalford is known for its winding lanes along the foot of the garden. Laid to the lawn and quaint corners studded with Cotswold stone homes, with an abundance of beautiful walks on the with a raised paved terrace for outside dining, doorstep, including along the adjoining canal. Facilities the gardens offer a blank canvass for the keen include, three nearby churches a community run shop • Sitting Room garden and provide room for children to play. A and Chalford Hill Primary School. Adjoining villages timber shed extends to one side, whilst gated provide further facilities including, Thomas Keble • Kitchen/Dining Room access opening directly onto the canal path is Secondary School and Puddleducks Pre-school. • Study located at either side of the garden. Parking for Tesco Metro and Frithwood Doctors Surgery are 2-3 cars is located opposite the property. located just 1.6 miles away. Lavender Bakehouse, a • 3 Bedrooms popular choice with both locals and visitors is a short • Ensuite Bathroom stroll away. Stroud and Cirencester offer more comprehensive provisions including independent, state • Shower Room and grammar schools. Scenic routes radiate to Cheltenham and Gloucester, mainline railway • 1 Bedroom Annexe With Sitting stations at Stroud and Kemble offer a direct line to Room, Kitchen And Bathroom London Paddington. • Pretty Gardens • Parking • Village Setting Adjoining the Canal And River WITHIN EASY REACH... Stroud - 4.6 miles Kemble Railway Station - 8.7 miles Cirencester - 9.1 miles Cheltenham - 14.9 miles Gloucester - 17.6 miles Bath - 30.3 miles Bristol - 35.9 miles Useful Information Tenure: Freehold Postcode: GL6 8DJ Viewing: Strictly by appointment through Whitaker Seager. Fixtures and Fittings: Only those items mentioned are included. All other items are specifically excluded, although some may be available by separate negotiation if required. Local Authorities: Stroud District Council. Council Tax Band B and EPC rating C.

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