Believed to date back to c1750, 1 Terrace Houses is a spacious and very well presented character property with an abundance of period features throughout, the accommodation which is arranged over three floors comprises, a canopy entrance porch leading to an entrance hallway with storage, cellar access and stripped floor boards, sitting room/snug with feature a fireplace and wood burner, superb dining/family room with high ceilings, rear access, stripped floorboards, feature wood burner and open plan to the stylish fitted kitchen and wooden beams. The first and second floors comprise a split level landing with good storage, four double bedrooms arranged over two floors with a WC off the master bedroom, a large dressing room with excellent storage and a charming bathroom with a claw foot bath and separate shower cubicle. Further benefits include gas central heating, utility room and a WC accessed via the courtyard and period features throughout. 

1 Terrace Houses has delightful river side gardens of approx .45 of an acre with small holding potential. The charming courtyard offers access to the utility room with a WC and the main gardens, which are accessed via a shared pathway. To the front and side of the property are level lawned gardens with a gated pathway giving access to the entrance door. A shared pathway leads to the secondary garden which offers a large lawn and beds with an array of shrubs and plants. To the foot of the garden is a Westerly facing seating spot and cart barn and brick built shed. A charming lit pathway takes you past the riverside bench which is perfect for a spot of fishing and leads onto the Orchard which offers a fantastic 18'11 x 11'3 summer house with electricity and two mezzanine levels, the summer house could be the perfect studio or home office. In addition to the Orchard are vegetable beds, fruit cages, chicken run and ample wood storage.

Amenities at Brimscombe and Brimscombe Corner include a general stores and a take away, at the bottom of Brimscombe Hill is The Ship Inn, and a good primary school just a little further up. Stroud town is approximately three miles distant. Stroud town benefits from a variety of local independent shops and stores, art galleries, pubs serving locally supplied beers and ciders and plenty of cafes, bars and restaurants to eat and socialise at. The wider area has a wide range of shops and amenities, including supermarkets, a hospital, state and private schools, a leisure and sports centre, award winning weekly farmers market and a main line railway station with inter city services travelling to London (Paddington). Cirencester (10 miles), Cheltenham (15 miles) and Swindon (25 miles) are all within comfortable driving distance.