Rock Street, Gloucestershire

Welcome to Rose Cottage, a three double bedroom Grade II listed black and white cottage, believed to have been built in the 1700's, although was heavily extended in the 1980's. Located in this super village, the property sits within grounds of circa 3.5 acres which comprises of formal gardens and two adjoining paddocks so is perfect for those who keep horses, sheep, goats or simply for those that are seeking a home with private grounds.
Accessed via a five-bar gate, this leads to the properties driveway and formal gardens as well as the stable block. There is plenty of parking whilst the gardens are full of colour and maturity, all of which enjoy a high degree of privacy.
Internally, the home has a welcoming entrance porch which in turn leads to the newly fitted kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen enjoys a wealth of units whilst there is space for an array of undercounter, freestanding appliances.
French doors from the kitchen/breakfast room lead to the spacious living/dining room which enjoys a log burning stove, inset to an inglenook fireplace whilst to the head of the room, a door gives access to the study.
Upstairs are three double bedrooms, all of which enjoy an open outlook and the family bathroom.
Externally, the home is perfect for those with animals, particularly horses as the property comes with two large stables, a tack room and sizeable feed/hay store. There are two paddocks, the first located next to the property which has roadside and pedestrian gated access and is enclosed by fencing and hedging whilst the larger paddock is located on the opposite side of the lane and again is enclosed by fencing and hedging.
Agents Note
1. The paddock closest to the house does have a public footpath running across the top corner of the field.
2. The property has been affected by flooding, most recently in early 2024. Since the most recent flood, works have been undertaken at the property and are ongoing to ensure that the home avoids further issues in the future.
3. The property benefits from solar panels, located to the roof of the stable block and which brings in a yearly income of circa £600.