Horns Road, Stroud, 2 bedroom, House

Two-bedroom Victorian home
Ample off-road parking
Within walking distance of Stroud Town Centre
Nearby scenic walks
Two reception rooms
Front and rear gardens
Full of character
Potential rental income TBC
Council tax band B
EPC rating TBC

New to the market is this two bedroom Victorian home, located in the ever-popular Horns Road. Accommodation of the home briefly comprises two reception rooms, kitchen, bathroom and two double bedrooms. The home further benefits from front and rear gardens, as well as off road-parking.

Living Room

Grey carpet, large window overlooking the front garden. Chimney breast suitable for a fireplace to be installed.

Dining Room

Grey carpet, stairs leading to the first floor with storage underneath. Window looking to the garden and doorway leading to the kitchen. Chimney breast with open flue.

Kitchen

Pine wall and base units with worksurface over and white tiled splashback. Ceramic style Belfast sink underneath the window. Space for an oven, washing machine, dishwasher, and fridge freezer. Door leading to the garden.

Bathroom

Large bathroom with double width walk-in shower, WC, and sink. Window to the rear elevation. Useful cupboard with built-in shelving.

Bedroom One

Larger than average bedroom with two windows to the front elevation and radiator between them. Carpeted flooring.

Bedroom Two

Spacious bedroom with a window overlooking the garden, and useful space saving sliding door.

Outside

To the front of the property, there is a small front garden laid with gravel and shrubs, with steps and path leading to the front door. The rear of the property boasts a low maintenance tiered garden. The garden is fully enclosed with a range of stone walls and fencing. At the end of the garden is useful parking for several vehicles.

Tenure, Services and Local Authority

Freehold.
All mains services are believed to be connected to the property.
Stroud District Council, tax band B. £1,661.21. (2022/2023)

Location

Stroud offers a range of facilities that include supermarkets, comprehensive and grammar schools, and award-winning weekly farmer’s market. There is also a main line railway station, with intercity services connecting with London (Paddington). Gloucester (nine miles), Cheltenham, Cirencester and Bristol are all within thirty miles proximity. Junction 13 of the M5 motorway is also within easy driving distance. Located on the edge of AONB, the property is within walking distance of the locally known "The Heavens".