DESCRIPTION
Churches Mill comprises a terrace of three contemporary wooden framed properties built in the grounds of an attractive former Mill. This charming waterside setting with its mature trees, babbling brook and wildlife, needs to be viewed to fully appreciate its unique and beautiful location. The accommodation offers light, spacious and adaptable living over three floors. The ground floor has a wide entrance hall with cloakroom and utility off. The good sized kitchen/breakfast room leads to the pretty gravelled area and lower seating terrace with access to the stream. The large sitting room, with a Juliet balcony, is situated on the first floor in order to optimise the benefits of the tranquil setting. The study/bedroom 4 and shower room are also on this floor, with 3 further bedrooms and an en-suite bathroom on the second floor. The outside space is laid to two sitting areas to the rear and there is parking for two cars at the front.

We are advised that the property is located in an Industrial Heritage area.

DIRECTIONS
The property is most easily found by leaving Stroud on the A46 in the Nailsworth direction. After a few miles turn right into Station Road, signposted to South Woodchester and then turn immediately right, just after the cycle path. Follow the drive around and over the bridge and number 5 can be found in the middle of the three terraces.

LOCATION
The picturesque villages of South and North Woodchester are situated in the south-west of the Cotswolds, well placed for commuting to Bristol, Cheltenham and Gloucester. Period property abounds in both South and North Woodchester and there are good amenities with two popular pubs, a general store, post office and primary school. The surrounding countryside is spectacular with neighbouring Minchinhampton Common offering over 650 acres of National Trust land and Woodchester Valley also offering a glorious source of walks in timeless countryside. Nearby towns include Nailsworth, which offers an excellent range of independent retailers and Stroud, which is the administrative centre for the region. Trains to London Paddington travel from Stroud mainline station, circa 90 minutes and there are also 3 major supermarkets in Stroud, plus a famous Saturday Farmers' Market, theatre, cinema and boys' and girls' grammar schools. Local amenities include a cycle track between Nailsworth and Stroud, 3 challenging golf courses at Minchinhampton, opportunities to ride (local livery stables) and to visit the village's own boutique Vineyard - Woodchester Valley Wines.

Motorway M5 J13 Stroud - 4.5 miles, Motorway M4 J15 Swindon - 30 miles,Motorway M4 J18 Old Sodbury (Bath/Bristol) - 17 miles, Stroud Railway Station - 3 miles, Cirencester (central) - 13 miles, Cheltenham (central) - 17 miles, Bristol Airport - 40 miles, Bath (central) - 31 miles. Distances are approximate.