About this property

Bourne House, a 6,052 sq ft property in Brimscombe, offers elevated Golden Valley views and a rich history tied to the local textile industry. This grand residence requires full restoration. Arranged over three floors plus a cellar, the ground floor features three reception rooms, a kitchen, dining room, utility with cloakroom, and a snug. The The first floor has eleven rooms.

Bourne House, situated in an elevated position in Brimscombe with views of the Golden Valley, possesses a rich and storied history as an integral part of the Bourne Mill complex. Its past is deeply tied to the local textile industry and its subsequent industrial uses. This grand residence, comprising a substantial 6,052 square feet, stands in need of a complete and comprehensive restoration. The accommodation is formally arranged over three floors, in addition to a cellar. The ground floor layout includes three grand reception rooms, a dedicated kitchen and separate dining room, a utility room with a cloakroom, and a snug. The upper floors provide a considerable number of rooms. The first floor alone contains eleven rooms, a number which must be carefully considered, as a portion of this space will be required for the provision of bathrooms and ensuites. The top floor provides three further rooms of accommodation. Throughout the property, distinguished architectural features include high ceilings, decorative coving, original fireplaces, and bay windows, all of which contribute to the home's enduring character.

Outside
The property has two entrances and sits within 0.89 acres. The gardens are made up of lawn areas with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. There is potential to build in the gardens subject to necessary approval.

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.

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Additional information

• Chain free
• Development opportunity
• 6052 Square feet
• Character features
• 0.89 acre
• Two entrances
• Potential building plot
• Views

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate