Stone, Gloucestershire

Beautifully Presented Detached Period Home
Generous Level Plot Bordering Farmland
Secluded West-Facing Rear Gardens
Double Garage, Gated Off-Street Parking
Stunning Principal Bedroom With En-Suite
Family Bathroom With Roll-Top Bath
Fantastic Living Space – Drawing Room, Family Room, Conservatory, Snug
Stylish Kitchen/Dining Room – Great For Entertaining
Sitting Room/Occasional Bedroom 4 - With Shower Room Adjacent
Utility Room, Office/Work From Home Space
This stunning village home enjoys generous level plot with secluded lawned gardens stretching out behind. It offers fine period accommodation, which is beautifully presented throughout, with expansive living space and flexible bedroom arrangements. The principal bedroom is quite magnificent, complemented by a lovely en-suite. The other bedrooms share the family bathroom with its roll-top bath and the ground-floor occasional bedroom 4 has a smart shower room adjacent. The kitchen/dining room is a great space for entertaining family and friends. It overlooks the gated driveway - so you can see your guests arriving. It is a lovely place to cook and create. The drawing room is dual-aspect running front to rear, with a wood-burning stove and French doors to the garden. There is a separate cosy bay-fronted snug, a family room, a conservatory overlooking the garden and the office – a great work-from-home space. Stepping outside we discover west-facing lawned gardens bordering farmland on the southern edge. There is a generous area of gated off-street parking and a double detached garage to the side. Practical benefits include oil central heating, double-glazing and mains drainage. A fantastic opportunity to acquire a very special village home – come and view!
Area Description
The village of Stone is situated approximately 1 mile north of M5 J14, ideal for commuting to Gloucester to the north and Bristol to the south. The community is centred round the village primary school, parish church and village hall, with some wonderful walks out through the local lanes and countryside. The closest secondary schools include The Castle School in Thornbury and Katharine Lady Berkeley’s School (‘KLB’) in Kingswood. In nearby Falfield, approximately one mile away, there is a village pub, general stores and Post Office. The neighbouring market town of Thornbury with its bustling High Street is approximately 4 miles distant, providing cafes, restaurants, a choice of supermarkets, restaurants, a leisure centre and golf club. The historic country town of Berkeley, with its famous Castle and the Jenner Museum, is a short drive to the north. And in 2027 a new railway station is proposed for opening in Charfield, approximately 4 miles away by car.