16, Brunswick Square, Gloucestershire, GL1 1UG

A 200 year old Regency house in Gloucester's Spa Conversation Area. Description Brunswick Square is an elegant Grade II listed townhouse with a charming landscaped garden.

Tastefully styled, it enjoys light and bright rooms throughout, together with an array of natural charm, character and warmth.

The kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of units, integrated appliances, cabinetry, and an island bar.

Full height doors open to the dining room which affords generous dining space and charming views over the green.

Stairs rise to the first floor which in turn leads to the spacious drawing room with an original style fireplace (an exact copy of a design by the Regency architect John Soane) and full height windows.

Furthermore, there is a dedicated study and a family bathroom, with further stairs rising to the second floor: Consisting of two double bedrooms, of which the principal bedroom is served by an en suite.

The third floor has two further bedrooms and a very large family bathroom.

Of great attraction is the lower ground floor, versatile in that it allows for multi generational living, the accommodation includes, a spacious sitting room, bedroom, bathroom, and a beautiful garden room.

An idyllic place to rest and relax, it has French doors opening to the garden terrace and in turn to the landscaped, low maintenance garden.

Bounded by an attractive wall, it is principally laid to lawn with flowering creepers - wisteria, jasmine, honeysuckle, and clematis.

All of which complement the informal borders of hydrangeas, rosemary, lavender and acanthus.

To the rear of the garden is a two garages: One for vehicle parking, the other for storage and/or a workshop. Both having electricity supply and can be opened electronically.

Location The house is in the middle section of the top and quietest part of Brunswick Square.

The cathedral city of Gloucester enjoys a vibrant and cultured centre, with a wide range of shops, restaurants, bars and cafes. There are also independent stalls, boutique shops and coffee houses.

Gloucester Docks, three minutes walk away, is Britain’s most inland port and a tourist attraction with two museums, the repair hub for tall ships and independent restaurant and cafés: While the neighbouring Gloucester Quays is a well known outlet centre for over 80 famous national and international brands - alongside a cinema, a nine court padel centre and the remains of an ancient priory.

There are notable schools in the area: Gloucester’s renowned The King’s School and top rated four grammar schools as well as Cheltenham’s nearby independent schools.

There is a mainline train station with direct access to London Paddington (approx. 2 hours) The M5 motorway is a modest distance which provides access to The Midlands, Bristol, and The South West.

Square Footage: 3,364 sq ft Additional Info Services connected: Mains gas fired central heating, mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage. Local Authority: Gloucester County Council.