DESCRIPTION
The Old Bakery is a charming and recently updated attached stone cottage in the heart of Minchinhampton. Tucked away down a quiet no-through lane, the property offers peaceful living whilst having the High Street and all the local amenities on the doorstep. The internal accommodation is arranged over three floors and is filled with natural light thanks to it's south and westerly aspects.
To the front of the property are gates leading to an enclosed private courtyard, perfect as a low maintenance outside space. If necessary, this space could also be used as an off-street parking area. The generous central hallway has ample storage for coats and boots with the kitchen/breakfast room located off this to the right hand side. On the other side of the hallway is a large sitting room with double doors leading to a separate dining/garden room with patio doors leading out to the enclosed terrace. These rooms offer the flexibility to create one large entertaining space.
Stairs lead from the central hall to the first floor where there are two good sized double bedrooms, both with built in storage and a family bathroom. The principle bedroom is found on the 2nd floor incorporating a study/dressing area and an additional WC (easily convertible to a shower room).

DIRECTIONS
From our Minchinhampton Office walk up the street towards Butt Street turning right after Minchinhampton Market House and then immediately right again into Parsons Court. The Old Bakery can be found a few meters down on your right hand side.

LOCATION
Parsons Court is wonderfully tucked away running parallel to Minchinhampton High Street. The popular Cotswold Market Town of Minchinhampton has exceptional facilities, including a doctor's practice, an excellent primary school, gastro pub (The Crown), cafes (Cucina di Amalfi & Henry's), a general store, butcher, chemist, Library and Post Office, among others. A strong sense of community and good social networks provide opportunities for all with social clubs and football, rugby and cricket clubs. The adjacent Common gives Minchinhampton its character and hosts one of the three challenging golf courses in the immediate vicinity. The town is conveniently located between Stroud and Cirencester with Cheltenham to the north. Under 2 hours from London by road or about 70 minutes by train from Kemble Station or 90 minutes from Stroud Station, it is also accessible with junction 13 of the M5 motorway, about 15 minutes to the west. Nearby Stroud has a Waitrose superstore and four other supermarkets, a leisure centre and a multiplex cinema as well as two sought after Grammar Schools (Stroud High School & Marling). Nailsworth just down the hill, has an outstanding delicatessen (William's) with a fresh fish counter, an award winning bakery (Hobbs) and a great range of independent retailers.