DESCRIPTION
63 Windmill Road offers a substantial detached family home in a prime location. A wonderful Edwardian property full of original period features including a tessellated tile hallway, stained glass front door and fireplaces.
At the front of the property is a generous driveway bordered by a stone wall and five-bar gate offering plenty of off-street parking. The property has an internal porch leading through to a spacious and light central hallway. The formal sitting room with bay window, fireplace and tall ceilings is located to the front of the property. At the rear a large L-shaped open-plan sitting and dining area with wooden floorboards throughout, a woodburner and double doors leading out to the garden has been created. Leading off this is a good sized kitchen and useful utility room with direct access to the garden and internal access to the integral garage. There is also a fully accessible ground floor guest shower room off the hallway.
On the first floor are four double bedrooms, a family bathroom and additional dressing room/study.
A particular feature of this property is the large south facing rear garden comprising a good sized patio with pond, a level lawn with well established, mature shrubs, trees and borders and a vegetable garden with greenhouse and shed at the very far end.
The property also benefits from solar panels and an electric car charging point.
Whilst already a substantial family home, this property would lend itself very well to further extension or re-modelling as other neighbouring properties have done so (subject to the relevant planning permissions).

DIRECTIONS
From our Minchinhampton office turn right into West End, proceed along Windmill Road and no. 63 can be found on the left hand side shortly after Dr Crawfords Close.

LOCATION
One of this property's key attributes is its proximity to both the market town of Minchinhampton and the wonderful Minchinhampton Common, with hundreds of acres of National Trust land. The town has a host of amenities including several popular cafes, a gastro pub, village shop, post office, fish and chip shop, chemist and butchers. The Common offers wonderful walks and views, a popular golf course and an excellent pub. Minchinhampton has a strong sense of community spirit with numerous local events and a thriving town hall which plays host to amateur dramatics and concerts.
The market towns of Stroud, Nailsworth, Cirencester and Tetbury are all within a short drive and Stroud has several major supermarkets, including Waitrose, as well as an award winning Saturday Farmers' market.
One of the key draws to the area is the excellent choice of schools in both the state and private sector. Minchinhampton has a popular primary school within easy walking distance and there are several sought after grammar schools in Stroud, Gloucester and Cheltenham. In the private sector, Beaudesert Park is less than a five minute drive or easy walk from the property and Westonbirt and Wycliffe are also within easy reach.
The area is well placed for travel links with trains into London Paddington (circa 90 minutes) from nearby Stroud or Kemble Stations and both the M5 and M4 easily accessible.