DESCRIPTION
Full of character, 2 Jubilee Cottages is a delightful semi-detached cottage which is beautifully presented throughout. The Cotswold stone property has its accommodation arranged over three floors with exposed wooden beams at every turn. The house is set back from the road, behind a stone garage and off street parking space, accessed through the mature garden. The front door opens into a spacious entrance hallway in the centre of the property. To the right is a large sitting room with Inglenook fireplace and charming exposed stone walls. To the other side of the ground floor is the traditional kitchen/breakfast room with handmade units and original red tiled floor. The central wooden staircase leads to the first floor with a large double bedroom with cosy window seat making the most of the far reaching views across the valley towards Minchinhampton. There is also a surprisingly spacious family bathroom with roll top bath. A further spiral staircase leads to a spacious second bedroom on the top floor with access to the loft above.
The characterful nature of this property extends into the generous private garden with a host of shrubs and fruit trees that offer a peaceful haven. There are also gravel paths and a stone terrace, a wonderful space for entertaining.

DIRECTIONS
From our Minchinhampton office, proceed along West End into Windmill Road and at the junction on the Common, turn left for Nailsworth. Proceed across the Common and down the 'W' into Nailsworth and go straight over at the roundabout up Spring Hil. Spring Hill turns into Nympsfield Road where Jubilee Road is further up on the right, prior to the roundabout at the Arkell Centre and opposite Burma Road. Follow the lane to the intersection and continue on Jubilee Road, bearing to the right, across the green. After approximately 200 yards, 2 Jubilee Cottages can be found on your left hand side indicated by a cream garage door and a gate to its right.

LOCATION
Jubilee Cottages is tucked away in an elevated position within Nailsworth, a thriving market town south of Stroud and close to Minchinhampton. Nailsworth is a vibrant town with a strong community spirit and an exceptional range of independent retailers, as well as a supermarket and good pubs and restaurants. Nearby Stroud, is the administrative hub for the region with a mainline station (Paddington from 90 minutes), Waitrose superstore plus several other leading supermarkets, a leisure centre and multi-plex cinema. A cycle track connects Stroud with Nailsworth. There is a popular primary school within walking distance and a good choice of secondary schools including Stroud High School and Marling in Stroud (both Grammar schools) and the popular Acorn School in Nailsworth. The property is also within commuting distance of the main regional centres of employment including Bristol, with good access to the M5 Motorway. The town is surrounded by lovely countryside and convenient for several challenging golf courses, especially those in Minchinhampton.