Superb example of a 1970's detached property that has been extended and modernised to create a lovely family home with an annexe. The accommodation, which is arranged over two floors comprises, a good size lobby and entrance hallway with storage, dual aspect sitting room with a feature gas fire, formal dining room, 21'0 x 10'6 kitchen/breakfast room with double doors leading to the rear garden and a contemporary fitted kitchen, 17'0 x 15'5 annexe which was formally used as a bedroom/sitting room with an en-suite shower room and rear access. The first floor offers a spacious landing with storage, a master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, a further 3 double bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes, a family bathroom and a study, which could be used as an additional double bedroom. Further benefits include gas central heating, double glazing, excellent storage throughout and delightful views across the Slad Valley. 

The property is accessed via a sweeping wooded driveway that leads to the level parking, entrance door and side pedestrian access leading to the annexe, patio and rear garden. The rear garden comprises a good size patio, large lawn over two levels with well stocked borders and leads up to the raised patio which takes in the stunning views and ideal spot for alfresco dining. To the side of the property is a very useful storage shed measuring 18'0 x 6'5 with power and light.

Slad Road is an area of Stroud that offers the best of both worlds. The Slad Road, which cuts through the heart of the area, takes you in a few minutes into the heart of Stroud town or, the other way, to the breath-taking beauty of the Slad Valley. Close by Uplands has its own strong community identity – with a well-established primary school, handsome stone church, post office, convenience stores, public house, playing field with allotments and a park. Stroud’s industrial past is evidenced by the Slad Brook, which tumbles and rushes its way through Slad Road, past Slad Mill, converted into flats, and the site of what was Little Mill, now modern housing. The nearby town of Stroud has a full range of amenities, including a leisure centre, cinema, library, museum, hospital and many shops and eateries. The town also hosts an award winning weekly farmers’ market and is on the direct train line to London. For those seeking to get away from it all, there are beautiful countryside walks and a tiny, charming pub in nearby Slad, the Cotswold village immortalised by Laurie Lee in his famous book Cider With Rosie.