Hilly Orchard, Stroud, GL5 4LQ

An end terrace house overlooking canal with parking available mid October.

The canals and towpaths are a special feature of the Stroud Valleys; walk or cycle any stretch of the towpath between Eastington and Sapperton, a distance of 12 miles, and you will experience peace and quiet away from busy roads.

With a 30 minute walk into Stroud town centre which itself is very eclectic and has lots of independent cafes, restaurants, wine bars and shops.

The famous farmers market that is run in the town every Saturday has contemporary food and fashion, produced locally.

You will also find a main line railway station offering direct routes to London Paddington, running every half an hour with a journey length of up to 1 hour 50 minutes and Cheltenham Spa, running every hour with a journey length of up to 50 minutes.

Overlooking the Stroud water canal is this three bedroom end of terrace home.

The property benefits from; downstairs cloakroom, modern kitchen with oven/hob and space for a tall fridge freezer, washing machine and dish-washer.

The living room opens up onto the private enclosed garden through the french doors. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a family bathroom with shower over bath.

At the rear there is an allocated parking space.

Council Tax Band: C Asking Rent: £1350.00 Parking: Resident parking Flood Risk – Rivers and Seas: Very Low Flood Risk – Surface Water: Low Broadband Speed – Basic (AD-SL): 14mb Broadband Speed – Superfast (FTTC): 80mb Broadband Speed – Ultrafast (FTTP): 10000mb Broadband Speed – Overall (Maximum): 10000mb Mobile Coverage – EE: Good Mobile Coverage – O2: Outstanding Mobile Coverage – Three: Good Mobile Coverage – Vodafone: Good Cladding and/or Building Safety Issues: None Local Planning Applications: None The canals and towpaths are a special feature of the Stroud Valleys; walk or cycle any stretch of the towpath between Eastington and Sapperton, a distance of 12 miles, and you will experience peace and quiet away from busy roads.

With a 30 minute walk into Stroud town centre which itself is very eclectic and has lots of independent cafes, restaurants, wine bars and shops.

The famous farmers market that is run in the town every Saturday has contemporary food and fashion, produced locally.

You will also find a main line railway station offering direct routes to London Paddington, running every half an hour with a journey length of up to 1 hour 50 minutes and Cheltenham Spa, running every hour with a journey length of up to 50 minutes.