Church Hill, Sheepscombe, Stroud

A 4/5 BEDROOM HOME, INCORPORATING A SELF-CONTAINED ONE BED ANNEXE, LOCATED IN AN ELEVATED POSITION IN THE VILLAGE OF SHEEPSCOMBE WITH SENSATIONAL VIEWS ACROSS THE VILLAGE AND VALLEY

Reception Hall, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Sitting/Dining Room, 4 Ground Floor Bedrooms, Principal Bedroom with En-suite Shower Room, Family Bathroom, Lower Ground Self-contained Annexe with One Bedroom, Open-plan Sitting/Dining Room/Kitchen, Landscaped Garden, Double Garage, Single Garage, Driveway Parking

Description - Spindlewood offers a spacious and light-filled home in a truly exceptional location overlooking the village of Sheepscombe. The property has been thoughtfully laid-out to maximise the magnificent views over the garden and the valley. The principal accommodation is located at ground level, with a self-contained annexe on the lower ground floor. Opening to a reception hall, the home has an immediate sense of light and space. The kitchen is clearly the heart of the home and a good-sized room with cream shaker style units providing ample storage and room for a dining table. A glass panel divides the kitchen from the sitting/dining room, giving a lovely open-plan feel. The sitting room benefits from sensational views across the village and valley, with sliding doors opening to a patio area, ideal for summer entertaining. The L shaped sitting room lends itself to a separate dining area. Four bedrooms are located on the ground floor, one of which is currently used as a dining room. The principal bedroom has a spacious en-suite shower room and benefits from fabulous views over the valley. All of the bedrooms have been thoughtfully laid out to provide both comfort and ample storage space. A family bathroom and a useful coat cupboard, complete the ground floor.

A self-contained annexe is located on the lower level with a spacious open-plan sitting/living/kitchen area and separate bathroom. The annexe can be accessed via an internal spiral staircase from the main house and also has its own separate access.

Spindlewood's garden is an absolute delight. Well-stocked borders and a choice of seating areas for relaxing and soaking up the view, make the home an excellent lifestyle choice. A large kitchen garden is fenced off to the rear of the property and there is both a single and double garage, together with driveway parking.

Directions - From our Painswick office, follow the A46 in the direction of Cheltenham, passing through the traffic lights. As you begin to leave the village turn right signposted to Sheepscombe. Continue all the way into the village passing the Butchers Arms public house on your left and dropping down the hill and up the other side. Continue straight up the hill, with the war memorial on your left and then follow the road round to the left and Spindlewood is circa 20 yards along the lane on the right hand side.

Location - Spindlewood's main asset is its location. In an elevated position on the edge of the popular village of Sheepscombe, the home benefits from sensational views, both across the valley and also over the village itself, with its pretty church and historic Cotswold properties. A short walk from the centre of the village, Spindlewood offers country living at its finest. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and woodland, there are numerous walks along the paths and bridleways, including the Cotswold Way. Sheepscombe has its own sought after primary school as well as a popular pub and village hall, hosting numerous community events, plus a village church. Nearby Painswick also has further amenities including several pubs, a popular bijou hotel, cafes and a village shop, as well as a golf course on Painswick Beacon. Excellent schools are a key draw to the area, with several sought after grammar schools in Stroud, Gloucester and Cheltenham, as well as numerous schools in the private sector. Stroud, Gloucester, Bath, Bristol and Swindon are all easily accessible, as is the Regency Spa town of Cheltenham which offers great shopping, restaurants, theatre and National Hunt racing, especially the festival in March. Stroud hosts several leading supermarkets plus a cinema and mainline train station with regular trains into London Paddington from circa 90 minutes.

Both the M4 and M5 motorways are within easy reach. Motorway M5 J11a Hucclecote - 6 miles, Motorway M5 J13 Stroud - 9 miles, Motorway M4 J15 Swindon - 34 miles, Motorway M4 J18 Old Sodbury (Bath/Bristol) 26 miles, Gloucester Railway Station - 8 miles, Stroud Railway Station - 6 miles, Cheltenham (central) - 10 miles, Bristol Temple Meads - 38 miles. Distances are approximate.