AN ATTRACTIVE SMALL TOWN HOUSE ON WINDMILL ROAD, MID TERRACE WITH A 90FT SOUTH FACING REAR GARDEN AND PEDESTRIAN ACCESS TO CUCKOO ROW, BEHIND

Entrance Porch, Sitting Room, Kitchen, Breakfast Room, Utility, ground floor Cloakroom, Master Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room, Second Bedroom, third Bedroom/Study, further Bathroom. Level rear garden with Cabin/Workshop with power and light

Description - Behind the handsome facade of this compact period terraced home, is an interior with much to recommend it. The front door opens into an inner porch with the staircase and sitting room off. The sitting room is well proportioned with good ceiling heights that are a feature of the property plus flagstone floor and wood burner inset into the fireplace. From here you progress into the fitted kitchen which in turn opens into a well-lit breakfast room, with access out to the garden. The utility room and ground floor cloakroom are offset to the side. The first floor has a double bedroom and single child's bedroom or study. The bathroom between, can usefully be accessed from both rooms. The master bedroom is under the eaves on the top floor, with an en-suite shower room. The level garden to the rear has a southerly aspect and is approximately 90 ft. long. A pedestrian gate leads onto Cuckoo Row from the garden, invaluable for bins or garden machinery. There is a well-proportioned cabin with power and light, in the corner of the garden.

General Information - 13 Windmill Road is within th Minchinhampton Conservation area and an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Directions - From our Minchinhampton Office turn right into West End and continue into Windmill Road. No13 will be found on the left , shortly before the junction with Dr Brown's Road.

Location - Minchinhampton is a small historic town in the south-west of the Cotswolds, retaining exceptional facilities for its size, including a general store, butcher, chemist, post office, pub/restaurant, two independent cafes, an excellent primary school (within easy walking distance of No 13) and doctor and dental surgeries. Perhaps the greatest attraction of Minchinhampton however is the adjoining common, hundreds of acres of National Trust countryside, free for anyone to roam. With three challenging golf courses nearby, rugby, tennis, football and cricket clubs, Minchinhampton is well served for sport (senior and junior), plus lovely walks. Nearby Nailsworth is just down the hill, a thriving town with a wide range of independent retailers, while Stroud has a Waitrose and three other major supermarkets, multiplex cinema and leisure centre. Minchinhampton is circa 90 minutes to London Paddington, from nearby Stroud station and an hour by road, to Bristol.