DESCRIPTION
An eye-catching period property, the Weavers House is believed to have 17th Century origins. Originally two houses, now inter-connected at every level, the property is situated in a prominent position at the heart of this historic Cotswold village. Available with no onward chain, the property has until recently been used to host the vendor's software company and is therefore well equipped for business purpose. The property is well presented throughout and offers both commercial and residential possibilities, including the potential to run Air BnB, Bed and Breakfast or holiday accommodation, subject to the necessary planning consents. The building offers over 2,800 sq ft of accommodation, spread over three floors with substantial dry cellar space, previously used to store the business IT servers. The Weavers House retains many fine period features and has dramatic views over the village and across the Painswick Valley. The ground floor comprises two main rooms plus a kitchen and utility. There are three further rooms, a bathroom and a shower room at first floor level and two further substantial rooms on the second floor. There is a south-west facing paved courtyard garden to the rear.

DIRECTIONS
The property is most easily located by leaving our Painswick office and turning left into Victoria Street, towards the centre of the village. Follow the road as it branches to the left and The Weavers House will be found shortly after, on your left, diagonally opposite Cardynham House Bistro..

LOCATION
Painswick is one of the most famous villages in the Cotswolds. It attracts visitors from all over the UK and the world, with its wealth of historic 17th and 18th century buildings and magnificent church with the 100 topiary yew trees in its churchyard. A thriving community, Painswick has a wide range of local facilities and is within easy reach of Cheltenham. The Regency spa town of Cheltenham is arguably the catalyst of the Cotswolds with excellent shopping, numerous Festivals, including Literature, Music and Science, theatre, restaurants and National Hunt race course - the traditional home of the sport. The countryside around Painswick is gloriously unspoilt - the Painswick Beacon hosts Painswick's challenging 18 hole golf course and there are lovely walks in the vicinity. Painswick is within 2 hours of London by road and trains into Paddington from the market town of Stroud, immediately to the south are scheduled from 90 minutes. Stroud has a Waitrose and other supermarkets, boys and girls grammar schools and is a noted centre for the arts. Local residents commute over a wide area from Painswick, including Bristol and the West Midlands, with good access to the M5 motorway.