About this property

KILN HOUSE - A unique home, blending past and present. Previously a kiln for a local brewery, the property has been sympathetically restored and now part of The Maltings redevelopment. Close to the amenities of Nailsworth.

Step into a home where history meets contemporary elegance—welcome to Kiln House, conveniently located within walking distance of the beautiful Cotswold town of Nailsworth. Once the heart of a bustling brewery, this Grade II listed hexagonal building has been thoughtfully transformed into a residence that celebrates its rich heritage while embracing modern comfort. Tucked away in The Maltings, an exclusive collection of converted Cotswold homes, Kiln House offers a rare opportunity to experience character, charm, and innovation in one remarkable setting. Kiln House spans four floors, blending original features with flexible living. The ground floor opens to a private patio and includes a sitting room with the original stone kiln, a further sitting room, and a large cellar ideal for a cinema, office, or gym. Upstairs, a spacious kitchen with a central island connects to the parking area, alongside a bright reception room and full bathroom. The first floor offers two bedrooms (one en-suite), while the top floor boasts a master suite with a full bathroom and a striking roof lantern. Kiln House is a one-of-a-kind property for those seeking a home with history, character, and modern amenities.

Outside
This home includes a spacious, private paved courtyard garden, accessible from the lower floor or the kitchen. A blank canvas, it's ready for a new owner's personal touch and offers views of the surrounding trees and town. The property also comes with two allocated parking spaces on the same level as the main entrance, ensuring easy access.

Situation
Nestled in steep wooded hills, Nailsworth is a vibrant and friendly town with a wealth of independent businesses, from artisan food to fashion and handmade jewellery. It boasts a wide range of cafes and restaurants, including the famous Williams Food Hall and Hobbs House Bakery. The town offers a perfect blend of town and country, with beautiful nearby National Trust common land and Woodchester Park. It's also well-connected by the M4/M5 and rail services to London from nearby Stroud and Kemble.

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Additional Information
The property is freehold. The current annual maintenance charges (including building insurance) are £2329.31 per annum. Electric panel heating, mains water and drainage. The council tax band is to be confirmed. The property benefits from a 10-year new build warranty.

Additional information

• Character building Grade II listed
• Flexible accommodation over four floors
• Three/four Bedrooms
• Three Ensuites
• Parking for two cars
• Courtyard garden
• Cellar rooms which could be converted for a home gym or cinema room.

Key information

Council Tax Band: TBC

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate