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" An exquisitely presented two bedroom converted barn, located in a picture perfect setting. The property is nestled in the heart of the Slad Valley and boasts unspoilt views across the rolling countryside. The accommodation comprises of a vaulted ceiling sitting room with wood burner, a fitted kitchen, bathroom with sperate bath and shower and two bedrooms. The property has been finished to a very high standard with solid Oak flooring and up-lighting throughout. There is parking for several cars and a level garden with outstanding views across the Valley. The property is provided with Oil Fired central heating, a solid fuel burner and sperate Calor gas for the cooker. The water is provided from the Natural Spring at Snows Farm. Available Immediately.

Set on the verdant slopes of the Slad Valley, Snows Farm Cottage enjoys a tranquil setting a world away from the hustle and bustle of metropolitan life. Local amenities are only a short drive away and only a couple of miles down the Valley lies the bustling Cotswold market town of Stroud with its many retail, cultural and leisure facilities (including a renowned weekly Farmers' Market selling a variety of organic produce and also an annual Arts Festival). Trains from Stroud to Paddington take under 2 hours and the nearby A417 gives access to the motorway network via the M5. Bristol, Cardiff and Birmingham International Airports are all within easy reach. There are numerous excellent education establishments in the area including the well respected Stroud High School for Girls, Marling, Beaudesert Park, Cheltenham Colleges and Dean Close. A short drive away are hundreds of acres of National Trust Common Land offering opportunities for varied pursuits such as golf, riding, walking etc. other local recreational advantages included racing at Cheltenham and Chepstow, eventing at Badminton and Polo at Cirencester, Tetbury and Aston down. Closer to home, just a short walk away, is the little village of Slad with its well-known watering hole, The Woolpack, once a favourite haunt of author and poet Laurie Lee and immortalised in his famous book "Cider with Rosie". "