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" This two bedroom apartment forms part of this substantial Cotswold stone, former woollen mill which is situated in a quiet country lane on the outskirts of the popular village of Eastington. The mill was originally built in 1818 by wealthy cloth manufacturer Henry Hicks and has now been sympathetically converted into eleven beautifully appointed apartments on the first, second, third and fourth floors, with the ground floor retained as an impressive reception area with working water wheel. This apartment can be located on the first floor and does have lift access. The main reception space is open-plan, offering light and airy living space. This 29' sitting/dining room leading into a kitchen enjoys a front aspect view over neighbouring countryside, exposed Cotswold stone walls and Oak flooring. The handmade kitchen benefits from wall and base level units with integrated appliances and granite work surfaces. The master bedroom enjoys an en-suite bathroom whilst the second bedroom is serviced by the main bathroom. Property Ref: STR180225.

Situation
The property is located on the fringe of the Severn Vale bordering the village of Eastington with an outlook over open farmland and the escarpment face of the Cotswolds in the distance. Despite tasting the flavour of rural village life there are excellent communications with major routes leading to the principal towns and cities in the region. Eastington is well served with village shops, public houses and a popular primary school. The M5 is just one mile away, bringing the environs of Bristol within 20 minutes travelling time. London (Paddington) trains can be obtained at Stonehouse & Stroud, reaching the capital in approximately 90 minutes.

Outside
The property enjoys a private parking space along with communal visitor parking. You will also benefit from the use of a seating area at the front of the property. There is an outhouse for bin storage. "