About this property

A meticulously maintained period home combining town convenience with character. Located moments from the High Street, it features a cosy sitting room with a log burner, an open-plan kitchen/diner, two double bedrooms, and a home office. Outside, a sunny garden with a stone terrace offers views over the Lemon Field, plus a practical detached store.

A lovingly maintained, surprisingly spacious period home just moments from the vibrant High Street. The ground floor features a cosy, dual-aspect sitting room with an exposed stone fireplace and log burner, alongside a bright open-plan kitchen and dining area. The modern kitchen includes integrated appliances, a breakfast bar, and a stable door opening directly to the garden. Upstairs, a bright central landing with ample storage leads to two double bedrooms, a third bedroom/home office, and the family bathroom.

Outside
A standout feature is the delightful garden, where a level raised lawn with mature borders leads to a sunny stone terrace—ideal for entertaining. Bordered by a classic Cotswold stone wall, the garden enjoys tranquil views over the neighboring Lemon Field. A versatile detached brick store room provides additional practical space.

Situation
Set in the heart of a historic Cotswold town, Tetbury Street is seconds away from Minchinhampton’s bustling Market Square and famous Common. The town offers an enviable lifestyle with everything you need within walking distance, from bustling cafés, an Italian restaurant, and The Crown bistro pub to a traditional butcher, pharmacy, outstanding schools, and a modern health center. Surrounded by dramatic common land and three premier golf courses, Minchinhampton combines rural character with superb connectivity to Stroud, Cirencester, and Tetbury. Nearby towns provide access to major supermarkets, a leisure center, and acclaimed independent eateries like William’s Delicatessen and Hobbs Bakery in Nailsworth. London is easily reachable in under two hours by road, or via direct rail links from nearby Kemble and Stroud stations.

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Additional Information
N.B - Planning permission has been granted for a loft conversion with front dormers. Stroud Council Planning Reference S.24/1838/HHOLD

Additional information

• Charming period home combining character with central convenience
• Moments from the High Street and local amenities
• Meticulously maintained and surprisingly spacious across two floors
• Cosy dual-aspect sitting room with exposed stone fireplace and log burner
• Bright open-plan kitchen/diner featuring integrated appliances and breakfast bar
• Two double bedrooms plus a versatile third bedroom/home office
• Delightful garden
• Picturesque views over neighbouring Lemon Field & useful detached brick store.

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate