DESCRIPTION
Thatched Cottage is believed to date back to approximately 1410, is listed Grade II, and full of original features and character including exposed beams and leaded mullion windows. The property has been modernised over the years and now provides spacious and up to date family living. On the ground floor, which is full of light, is an impressive fully fitted kitchen with utility area and cloakroom, dining room with open fireplace and a spacious sitting room with an ornamental gas log burner. On the first floor there are are three bedrooms, again full of character and two offering built in storage, a landing with historic wrought iron stove and the family bathroom. A particular feature of the property is the landscaped garden with a sitting area to the rear overlooking stunning views of the lake behind. There is also a good sized outbuilding transformed as an office with a separate workshop behind.

DIRECTIONS
Leave Stroud on the A419 in the direction of Stonehouse. Cross over the M5 and turn left at the first roundabout onto Bristol Road. From there, turn right onto Perry Way (B4071) to Frampton on Severn and across the canal at The Fretherne Bridge. Follow the road around to the right and onto High Street where the property can be found on the next right hand bend on left hand side.

LOCATION
Saul is an attractive quiet hamlet, on the Severn estuary, west of Stroud and about ten miles south of Gloucester. Although rural and surrounded by Cotswold countryside, Saul is not isolated and Thatched Cottage is situated in the heart of the village within close proximity to the church, Ship Inn public house and Saul Junction Marina with its facilities and towpath along the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal. There are local amenities including a primary school in the neighbouring village of Frampton on Severn, which is reputed to have the longest village green in England extending to some 20 acres, around which are further pretty thatched cottages, distinctive period homes, and cricket played on the green whilst ducks and geese mill around several ponds. Frampton has two public houses and a community shop/post office where everyday essentials can be purchased.

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

Motorway M5 J13 Stonehouse - 4 miles, Gloucester Railway Station - 9.5 miles, Stonehouse Railway Station - 7 miles, Cheltenham (central) - 17 miles, Bristol Temple Meads - 31 miles. Bristol Airport - 35 miles. Distances are approximate.