About this property

A charming 18th-century Cotswold stone conversion in rural Ashmead, Cam. Spanning over 2,200 sq ft, this versatile four-bedroom home features a spacious sitting room with a wood burner, a double garage, and a sunny, private courtyard garden. Perfectly located near the Cotswold Way, it blends peaceful country living with easy access to regional cities and direct rail links to Bristol.

The Old Stables at Ashmead Court is a distinctive detached home set in a picturesque rural spot within Ashmead, Cam. Originally constructed from Cotswold stone in the 18th century as the stable block for the neighboring Myles House, the building was thoughtfully converted into a residence during the 1990s. Today, it offers beautifully presented, versatile living space spanning over 2,200 square feet across two floors, including the garage. The ground floor features an inviting entrance hall with a cloak cupboard, a 17-foot kitchen and breakfast room, and a matching 17-foot sitting room centered around a Morso wood-burning stove. This level also includes a 13-foot dining room, a practical utility room, a family bathroom, and two double bedrooms, one of which is a principal suite with its own shower room. Upstairs, the landing doubles as a study area and leads to two additional double bedrooms.

Outside
The property features a level garden, ample parking, and an integral 18-foot double garage equipped with power, lighting, two up-and-over doors, and a convenient internal door leading straight into utility room. Outside, the front driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles beneath a mature oak tree, alongside a lawned garden secured by fencing and traditional Cotswold stone walls. At the back of the house sits a private, sun-filled courtyard garden. This secluded, paved area is enclosed by an old stone wall and features raised plant borders and a water feature. Direct access from both the sitting room and the main bedroom via glazed doors seamlessly blends the indoor and outdoor living spaces.

Situation
Situated in the quiet hamlet of Ashmead, between the villages of Cam and Coaley, The Old Stables enjoys a scenic rural setting at the foot of the Cotswold Hills escarpment, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property benefits from nearby local shops and a convenient railway station offering direct links to Bristol Temple Meads. A broader selection of amenities and shopping can be found in the neighboring towns of Dursley and Nailsworth, while the major cities of Bristol, Bath, Cheltenham, and Gloucester are all located within a 30-mile radius.The area boasts excellent educational options, including the highly regarded Rednock and Katharine Lady Berkeley’s schools, alongside reputable grammar schools in nearby Stroud.

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Additional Information
The Property is freehold. The property is connected to mains water and electricity. The heating system is fired by oil, and the property is connected to a private drainage system that is shared with the neighbour.

Additional information

• Converted stable block
• Detached
• over 2200 SQ FT
• Four bedrooms with ensuite to master
• Versatile accommodation
• 18' Double garage and parking
• Front and rear gardens
• Area of outstanding natural beauty

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate