DESCRIPTION
Located in the sought-after hamlet of Framilode near Frampton on Severn, The Ferns offers a unique potential for purchasers looking to buy with relatives or even look to the future with both ground and first floor living facilities as well as a detached one bed studio within the grounds.

The property itself offers extremely adaptable accommodation with the ground floor comprising: kitchen fitted with a range of built in units, dining room with feature fireplace, snug with spiral staircase to an office area, ground floor bedroom /reception room in the interconnecting section, sitting room, kitchenette area and wet room (ideal for people requiring level access). On the first floor there are two bedrooms together with a walk in dressing room and family bathroom with two further bedrooms and a bathroom on the second floor. The roof terrace can also be accessed from this area. The property retains several period features, including exposed beams, fireplaces and lovely window seats.

Within the extensive gardens a detached one bedroom studio offers an ideal space to either work from home or house guests/extended families with its independent cooking and living facilities. Lovely level gardens encompassed by mature trees and shrubs are located to the front of the house with off street parking for a number of vehicles.

DIRECTIONS
The property is most easily found by leaving Stroud in the direction on the M5 Motorway. Cross over the Motorway and on reaching the A38 turn left towards Bristol. After a short distance turn right signposted to Frampton on Severn. On reaching the village green, continue on the main road and over the canal bridge and round to the right passing through the village of Saul. As you leave the village, The Ferns can be found after a short distance on the left hand side.

LOCATION
Framilode boasts its own church and canal side public house, with meandering countryside walks along the Severn Way, whilst the nearby village of Frampton on Severn is reputed to have the longest village green in England which extends to some 20 acres, around which are pretty thatched cottages and distinctive period homes. Village cricket is still played on the green and ducks and geese mill around several ponds. Amenities include Parish Church, village store with post office, primary school, two public houses and a lovely tea shop.

The A38 and M5 motorway are within two to three miles and provide easy access to the surrounding centres of Gloucester, Cheltenham, The Midlands, Bristol and Bath. Mainline railway stations at Stonehouse and Stroud bring London within 90 minutes travelling time.

Motorway M5 J12 Stonehouse - 4 miles, Gloucester Railway Station - 9.5 miles, Stonehouse Railway Station - 7 miles, Cheltenham - 17 miles, Bristol Temple Meads - 31 miles, Bristol Airport - 40 miles. Distances are approximate.