DESCRIPTION
1 Highcroft is part a select development of seven distinctive homes built in the mature grounds of an older property. Detached, with a southerly aspect, 1 Highcroft sits in a prominent position just yards from Minchinhampton Common and within easy walking distance of the town centre. This spacious detached home has a traditional entrance hall, a generous sized living room with feature fireplace and french window, sitting room, dining room, study/snug, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and a ground floor cloakroom. Upstairs are 5 bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and a further family bathroom. The house is well appointed with storage space. Immediately adjacent to the house is a double garage with electric doors and parking in front. The level garden is to the rear of the house and is remarkably private with a summer house in one corner. The plot is just over 0.25 of an acre. 1 Highcroft has been well maintained by the vendors who have occupied it since new and although value could be added by updating some of the fittings, it is freshly decorated both inside and out, with a welcoming feel.

DIRECTIONS
From our Minchinhampton Office turn right into West End. Take the the first right into Dr Brown's Road and Highcroft will be found near the top on the right. 1 Highcroft is immediaitely over the cattle grid, on the left.

LOCATION
The Highcroft development is situated directly off Dr Brown's Road. It has an enviable location, within easy access of Minchinhampton Common whilst also only 5 minutes walk from the centre of the town with its popular primary school and shops. Minchinhampton has excellent amenities including a general store, post office, butcher and chemist. In addition there is a gastro pub, 2 cafes and a fish and chip shop. Minchinhampton has a lovely rural feel whilst still remaining accessible. Cirencester is approximately 15 minutes drive and Stroud only a 10 minute drive. London is within 2 hours by road and circa 90 minutes by train from Stroud mainline station, into London Paddington. The town has 2 golf clubs offering 3 challenging courses, as well as cricket, rugby, tennis and football clubs and there is an excellent choice of schools, both state and private, in the immediate vicinity. The popular market town of Nailsworth is just down the hill, while both Stroud and Ciirencester have large Waitrose stores among other supermarkets and most of the main regional centres of employment, including Bristol and the Midlands, are within commuting distance.