About this property

A charming four-bedroom detached period home in Stroud with elevated valley views. Accommodation across three floors features a dual-aspect sitting room with fireplace, kitchen/ Breakfast room, dining room, utility room, cloakroom, four bedrooms and a bathroom. Highlights include vaulted timber-beamed bedrooms and period floorboards, offering flexible family living close to local amenities.

Langton House is a handsome four-bedroom detached period property offering versatile accommodation arranged over three levels. The entrance hall features exposed timber flooring, a stained-glass detail front door, and stairs rising to the upper floors.The ground floor layout centres around a bright dual-aspect sitting room with exposed floorboards, a handsome fireplace, and large windows taking full advantage of the panoramic valley vistas. Adjoining is a second reception room which provides further living or formal dining space. There is a kitchen/ breakfast room fitted with modern low-level units, open wall shelving, and a range-style cooker, a separate utility room, cloakroom/WC and a rear entrance hall complete this floor. The middle floor hosts three generous bedrooms, serviced by a traditional family bathroom. The top floor is dedicated to an impressive principal bedroom featuring high vaulted ceilings with exposed timber beams, skylights, painted floorboards, and far-reaching elevated views across the Stroud valley.

Outside
Set within mature gardens, the outdoor spaces feature a stone paved terrace, courtyard dining area, and potting shed framed by established trees and climbing plants, as well as elevated seating areas offering privacy whilst capturing far-reaching countryside views over the valley. Useful outbuildings provide good storage options with potential for conversion, subject to necessary approval. There is also the added benefit of gated off-street parking.

Situation
Situated on Butterrow Lane, the home enjoys an elevated position near Stroud, moments from National Trust’s Rodborough Common. Residents benefit from scenic Cotswold walks, town centre amenities, the farmers' market, excellent local schools-including Rodborough Primary and grammar options-and direct train links to London Paddington.

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Additional Information
We are informed by the owners that the property has mains gas, water, electric and drainage. The property is heated by a gas combination boiler.

Additional information

• Detached four-bedroom period home
• Elevated position offering far-reaching panoramic valley views
• Dual-aspect sitting room with exposed floorboards and feature fireplace
• Top-floor bedroom with vaulted timber ceiling
• Total accommodation extending to over 2000 sq ft including outbuildings
• Off road car parking
• Mature rear garden

Key information

Council Tax Band: E

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate