PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
Croome House is a handsome Painswick town house, Grade II listed for its architectural importance and built of natural Cotswold limestone under a tiled roof. The property is full of character features including its tall Ashlar façade, moulded architraves and quoins. It has been well maintained over the years and retains many of its original features inside including sash windows. On the ground floor is a panelled dining room with ornate fireplace, access to cellar/wine-tasting room, cloakroom and a fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room. On the first floor is a good sized sitting room, shower room and bedroom. The master bedroom is on the second floor along with the family bathroom, dressing room and utility, and then on the top floor is an impressive double bedroom with exposed beams and lovely views. There is a pretty walled garden to the rear and access to the off street parking space also at the rear and there is also a parking space at the front of the property.

DIRECTIONS
Croome House is most easily located by leaving our Painswick office and turning into Victoria Street towards the centre of the village. Follow the road round to the left and continue past the village shop on your left and after a short distance turn left into Bisley Street where Croome House can be found as the first property on your left.

LOCATION
Often referred to as the Queen of the Cotswolds, Painswick is a quintessentially charming Cotswold village. Steeped in history, the village offers all that is best about Cotswold living; a thriving and welcoming community with an abundance of local events, two pubs, village shops and several cafes. There is a boutique hotel a short walk from Croome House, offering fine-dining to non-residents and several stylish and independent coffee shops. For sporting enthusiasts, there is a golf course on nearby Painswick Beacon and stunning countryside for riding and cycling.
One of the key draws to the area is the excellent choice of schools with sought after grammar schools in Stroud, Gloucester and Cheltenham and a broad choice of schools in the private sector. School buses run from the centre of the village to most of the local schools and there is also a popular village primary school within walking distance of Croome House.
Stroud is the nearest town with excellent facilities including a Waitrose supermarket plus several other leading supermarkets, a multiplex cinema and award winning Saturday Farmers Market. Nearby Cheltenham offers excellent shopping, dining and theatre and is well-known for its annual jazz and literature festivals, as well as its National Hunt racecourse.
Well placed for commuting, Painswick is circa 90 minutes to London by train from nearby Stroud mainline station and approximately 20 minutes drive to Cheltenham and Gloucester. The M5 motorway is also within easy reach, for commuting to Bristol and the Midlands.