Bradley Street, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, GL12 7AT

A beautifully appointed home in the heart of Wotton-under-Edge, seamlessly combining period charm with carefully curated contemporary finishes, set within this highly regarded and well-connected Cotswold town.

The property offers well-balanced, beautifully proportioned accommodation, ideally suited to both family living and entertaining, with further scope to enhance and extend, subject to the necessary consents.

The house is set within attractive, thoughtfully arranged gardens, incorporating a number of seating and patio areas, together with a gym. In addition, there is driveway parking and a detached garage.

Situation   Our property is located on the Cotwold Way, a National Trail known for its stunning scenery, panoramic views, beech woodlands, rolling pasture, and picturesque limestone villages.

The property is located in the town of Wotton-under-Edge, within level walking distance to the amenities provided in the popular market town location.

Wotton-under-Edge, located near the southern end of the Cotswolds, it offers a lively high street with shopping facilities, pubs, restaurants, swimming pool and cinema, together with primary schools.

The well reputed Katherine Lady Berkeley school for further education for ages 11-18 is in the nearby village of Kingswood.

The M5 motorway (J14, 5.2 miles) offers access to Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham and the West Country, with train services available at Kemble, Cam & Dursley and Yate locally with a direct train to London (Paddington) is available at Bristol Parkway which arrive in London within 1 hr 10mins.

Accommodation   The property is entered via a generous reception hall, where a sense of space is immediately apparent, with a staircase rising to a galleried landing above.

From here, a well-appointed snug or study provides an ideal space for home working or informal retreat.

The kitchen/breakfast room forms the true heart of the house—an exceptional space, both functional and sociable—fitted with bespoke Neptune cabinetry and complemented by Silestone work surfaces.

A substantial central island anchors the room, providing generous preparation space alongside informal seating.

A fireplace with wood-burning stove lends warmth and character, enhancing the room’s welcoming atmosphere.

Adjoining the kitchen, the formal dining room is particularly elegant, with a traditional alcove thoughtfully arranged as a drinks cabinet, creating a natural focal point for more formal occasions. .

  The principal reception room is situated to the front of the house and is beautifully proportioned, centered around a second fireplace with wood-burning stove.

To the rear of the home is a practical boot room which provides direct access to the garden, ideally suited to a rural lifestyle, while a well-appointed utility and shower room completes the ground floor.

Planning permission has previously been granted to extend the property, presenting an exciting opportunity to further enhance the accommodation with an additional reception room, designed to feature a vaulted ceiling and a strong connection to the kitchen—ideal for contemporary family living.

To the first floor, a light-filled landing gives access to three excellent double bedrooms, the principal bedroom being particularly generous in scale.

A fourth bedroom, currently utilised as a study, offers flexibility according to individual requirements. .

  The family bathroom is well-appointed, with both a bath and a separate shower, while a large airing cupboard provides further practical storage.

Outside   Gardens sit to the front and rear of the property, the garden plot is wide and mainly laid to lawn, with pebbled seating area and wooden home office / gym.

To the side of the property the driveway provides parking for several vehicles and there is a detached single garage. Local Authority   Stroud Council, Council Tax Band F EPC C rating.

Services   Mains electricity, gas and water are connected. Tenure   Freehold.