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"Occupying a most coveted position within this private road, boasting views across the Stroud Valley to the front and a fantastic open aspect across Rodborough Common to the rear, lies this detached home. The property enjoys spacious and flexible family accommodation, that whilst comprehensive at present offers great scope for adaption if required. Whilst impressive throughout particular mention must be made of the double aspect sitting room. A woodburning stove forms an inviting focal point whilst French doors provide access onto splendid balcony from which views through the tree canopy and beyond can be appreciated. This is further complimented by a sociable family kitchen, fitted with a range of wall of base units and providing opportunity for dining. From the dining area doors open to a sun room which like the sitting room opens onto the balcony. Stairs down lead to the lower ground floor. The lower ground floor offers a spacious room with storage and en suite facilities and is currently used as a music room/guest accommodation but could also be used as an office or consulting room.
The master bedroom with ensuite facilities and built in storage enjoys a great view across the rear garden as do bedrooms two and three. These rooms alongside bedroom four have use of a family bathroom.

Situation
Bownham Park is an exclusive private development off Rodborough Common. Rodborough Common and its adjoining neighbour Minchinhampton Common form over 600 acres of National Trust land which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The nearby towns of Stroud and Cirencester provide an extensive range of educational and shopping facilities, including excellent grammar schools for girls and boys, as well as independent schools at Beaudesert Park and Wycliffe College, with facilities including an award-winning Farmers' Market, leisure centre, as well as a mainline railway station bringing London (Paddington) to within 90 minutes travelling time. The centres of Cirencester, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Bath, Bristol & Swindon are all accessible as are the M4 & M5 motorways.

Outside
The house is approached along a driveway ascending through the grounds to the front of the property which are predominantly woodland, creating a real sense of privacy and a natural haven for wildlife. Closer to the house is a wildlife pond which is home to newts, frogs and dragonflies. At the end of the driveway there is a steel framed timber clad double garage with power and light and a personal door to one side. There is also a lean to shed against the house which is used as a workshop. The garden to the rear of the property is predominantly laid to lawn with herbaceous borders, apple and pear trees and a raised vegetable box. There is a decking and raised seating area, ideal for outdoor entertaining. A gate through the boundary Cotswold stone wall provides a right of access out onto Rodborough Common."