About this property

Grand Victorian charm awaits at Lewiston House (0.66 acres)! Built in 1840s, it offers original details (beams, sash windows) with modern flexibility. Step inside to 3,875 sq ft of grandeur - high ceilings, spacious rooms across 4 floors. The ground floor boasts an elegant entrance hall, 3 reception rooms with fireplaces, and a shower room. Downstairs, find a delightful breakfast room with a grand

Lewiston House, a grand Victorian residence set within charming 0.66-acre gardens. Built in the 1840s for Lewiston Mill, the property boasts original character features with exposed beams, sash windows, and a magnificent curved staircase. Inside its impressive 3,575 sq ft spread over four floors, high ceilings and spacious rooms create a sense of grandeur. The ground floor features an elegant entrance hall, three reception rooms with fireplaces, and a shower room. Descend to discover a delightful breakfast room with a grand Aga, a fully equipped kitchen, and a utility room. Three versatile storage rooms offer potential for a home office or additional living space. Upstairs, six bedrooms await, with en-suite shower rooms for top-floor rooms and a family bathroom on the first floor. A unique feature: the top floor boasts a self-contained suite with a kitchenette and living area, perfect for teenagers, guests, or a nanny.

Outside
Lewiston House enjoys a 0.66 acre plot on a sprawling, gently sloping garden. Lush greenery and mature trees, including fruitful varieties and a grapevine, provide privacy and a touch of English charm. A discreet hedge borders the front garden, while level and ample off-road parking for up to six cars, sits conveniently to the side. A sizable timber shed offers additional storage for gardening essentials.

Situation
Brimscombe, situated along the A419 London Road, was originally a shipping port village that thrived on wealth. The old port currently has plans for regeneration to include housing, leisure and retail units. The Stroud District Council is restoring a 6.7-mile stretch of the Cotswold Canals, promising economic, heritage, leisure, and conservation benefits. The village features a primary school, proximity to Thomas Keble secondary school, and various educational institutions. Brimscombe offers a village shop, mobile post office, Fish & Chip shop, hair salon, and antiques shop. Excellent transport links via A419 and railway stations connect to Stroud, M5, Cirencester, and London Paddington.

Additional information

• Grand Victorian House
• Character features
• 3
• 575 square feet
• 6 Bedrooms
• 3 receptions
• Store rooms with potential for conversion
• 0.66 acre plot
• Mature gardens
• Parking for multiple cars

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate