Bowbridge Lock, Stroud, GL5
£285,000
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Bedrooms: 2
This terraced two bedroom town house is set within the popular Bowbridge Lock development set on the bank of the Thames and Severn Canal. Enjoying a superb outlook over the canal it enjoys a picturesque position and is within excellent striking distance to local amenities, an easy walk to Stroud town centre following the pretty canal route and is just a mile away from Rodborough Common with over 300 acres of National Trust common land providing ample countryside walking routes.
This terraced two bedroom town house is set within the popular Bowbridge Lock development set on the bank of the Thames and Severn Canal. Enjoying a superb outlook over the canal it enjoys a picturesque position and is within excellent striking distance to local amenities, an easy walk to Stroud town centre following the pretty canal route and is just a mile away from Rodborough Common with over 300 acres of National Trust common land providing ample countryside walking routes.
On entering There is a hall with a cloakroom leading off.
Leading on there is a good size open plan kitchen dining room. The kitchen benefits from plenty of built in storage and there are sliding doors leading out to the enclosed garden and patio area.
To the first floor the sitting room is of a lovely size enjoying views looking out over the canal water way and doors lead out to a balcony from where to sit and relax and enjoy the views looking out.
To the second floor there are two well-presented bedrooms with delightful views looking out. The master enjoys doors opening out onto a walk on balcony.
The family bathroom is well presented and benefits from an overhead shower.
To the outside there is parking and storage to the front of the original garage (the rest having been converted to provide the dining room) To the rear there is an easy to manage garden and patio area with direct access out to the canal water way.
1.Lovely full sunshine in back garden from mid morning to early evening during late spring into late summer.
2. Enjoy a glass of wine on the balconies.
3. Swans, moorhens and other bird life on the canal.
4. Access through the gate to the towpath for walks, Stroud Brewery, town centre.
The meeting point of five valleys, the historic town of Stroud is a well-known centre for arts and crafts as well as its weekly Farmers Market; recently voted the best in the country. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum In The Park.
Stroud has two state Grammar Schools, for boys and girls, and Archway School, a mixed Comprehensive Secondary School. Nearby are several Independent Schools such as Beaudesert Park School in Minchinhampton, Wycliffe College in Stonehouse and the prestigious Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies College are approximately 30 minutes away. Stroud has good transport links with London Paddington only 90 minutes (approx.) by train and Bath and Bristol 45 minutes by car.
Stroud is an easy walk away, where you will find supermarkets, banks and leisure facilities including a cinema. It is a well known centre for arts and crafts as well as its weekly Farmers Market; recently voted the best in the country. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum In The Park. There is a main line railway station at Stroud which brings London within 90 minutes travelling time. Cirencester, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, Swindon, the M4 and M5 are all easily accessible.
This terraced two bedroom town house is set within the popular Bowbridge Lock development set on the bank of the Thames and Severn Canal. Enjoying a superb outlook over the canal it enjoys a picturesque position and is within excellent striking distance to local amenities, an easy walk to Stroud town centre following the pretty canal route and is just a mile away from Rodborough Common with over 300 acres of National Trust common land providing ample countryside walking routes.
On entering There is a hall with a cloakroom leading off.
Leading on there is a good size open plan kitchen dining room. The kitchen benefits from plenty of built in storage and there are sliding doors leading out to the enclosed garden and patio area.
To the first floor the sitting room is of a lovely size enjoying views looking out over the canal water way and doors lead out to a balcony from where to sit and relax and enjoy the views looking out.
To the second floor there are two well-presented bedrooms with delightful views looking out. The master enjoys doors opening out onto a walk on balcony.
The family bathroom is well presented and benefits from an overhead shower.
To the outside there is parking and storage to the front of the original garage (the rest having been converted to provide the dining room) To the rear there is an easy to manage garden and patio area with direct access out to the canal water way.
1.Lovely full sunshine in back garden from mid morning to early evening during late spring into late summer.
2. Enjoy a glass of wine on the balconies.
3. Swans, moorhens and other bird life on the canal.
4. Access through the gate to the towpath for walks, Stroud Brewery, town centre.
The meeting point of five valleys, the historic town of Stroud is a well-known centre for arts and crafts as well as its weekly Farmers Market; recently voted the best in the country. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum In The Park.
Stroud has two state Grammar Schools, for boys and girls, and Archway School, a mixed Comprehensive Secondary School. Nearby are several Independent Schools such as Beaudesert Park School in Minchinhampton, Wycliffe College in Stonehouse and the prestigious Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies College are approximately 30 minutes away. Stroud has good transport links with London Paddington only 90 minutes (approx.) by train and Bath and Bristol 45 minutes by car.
Stroud is an easy walk away, where you will find supermarkets, banks and leisure facilities including a cinema. It is a well known centre for arts and crafts as well as its weekly Farmers Market; recently voted the best in the country. An annual textile festival is held in the town as well as various exhibitions at the Subscription Rooms and at The Museum In The Park. There is a main line railway station at Stroud which brings London within 90 minutes travelling time. Cirencester, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol, Swindon, the M4 and M5 are all easily accessible.
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