Suite F, The Old Dutch Barn, Westend
Stonehouse
Gloucestershire
GL10 3GE
Whiteshill, Stroud
Guide price £545,000
3 Bedroom House - Detached
- Detached home on the edge of Whiteshill with long valley views and a countryside setting
- Secure entrance via electric wooden gate with ample driveway parking for several vehicles
- Light-filled sitting room with log burner, French doors opening to the garden with lovely views
- Spacious fitted dining kitchen, walk-in pantry, a picture window overlooking the garden
- Two double bedrooms to the first floor both with views across the valley
- Four-piece family bathroom and cloakroom to the ground floor
- Ground floor bedroom with its own cloakroom, ideal for guests or home working
- Utility room linked by covered side access plus front porch and boot room
- Beautifully landscaped rear garden with far-reaching countryside views and established planting
- Approved planning to extend & create a sizeable four bedroom home with increased living space
Wide valley views greet you as you arrive at this delightful home on the edge of Whiteshill village. Dry stone walls, mature trees, and electric gated access set a strong first impression. The private driveway gives generous parking and the entrance porch leads into a welcoming hall with a cloakroom. The sitting room feels inviting with a modern log burner, French doors, and open views across the garden.
A fitted dining kitchen looks out over the garden and feels ideal for daily life. The walk-in pantry adds useful storage and the room holds a table and six chairs with ease. The utility room keeps household tasks tucked away and connects neatly to the garden. A third bedroom and cloakroom ion the ground floor offer comfort for visiting family or a calm base for working from home. Upstairs, two double bedrooms sit off a bright landing with strong storage space and loft access. Each bedroom enjoys an open outlook. The four piece bathroom completes the floor with a clean and practical layout. The garden wraps around the house and feels thoughtfully arranged with a dining terrace, sweeping lawn, mature planting, greenhouse, and productive vegetable beds. It encourages outdoor living through the seasons. The setting, space, and layout support a range of lifestyles including home working and multigenerational living. Planning approval provides a clear route to grow the house into a four bedroom home when the time feels right
Treetops sits on a private plot on the edge of Whiteshill with long views, gated access, and generous parking. The property suits buyers who want strong outdoor space and room to grow. The layout supports guests, home working, or multigenerational living.
The entrance porch opens into a bright hall with a cloakroom tucked under the stairs. The sitting room has a wide window, French doors to the garden, and a modern log burner. The space fits two sofas and looks out across open countryside.
At the heart of the home is the fitted dining kitchen. A large picture window frames the garden and brings in strong natural light. The kitchen has base and wall cabinets with black worktops and tiling. The layout holds a six-seater dining table with ease. A walk-in pantry provides useful storage and there is direct access to the garden.
From the side entrance, an overhang leads to the utility room with space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, stainless steel sink, and extra storage. A door leads into bedroom three, currently used as a guest room and ideal for a home office or hobby room. It has its own cloakroom with WC and basin, and windows to the front and side. This room was once the garage and was converted by the current vendor.
Stairs rise to a first floor landing with natural light from both the front and side. The landing has built-in storage and a loft hatch. Two double bedrooms and the family bathroom sit off this space. Bedroom one has a built-in wardrobe, space for further furniture, a small side window, and a wide rear window with countryside views. Bedroom two is also a double and has two windows, the larger overlooking the garden and fields toward Selsey Common.
The family bathroom has a four-piece suite with a wood-panelled bath, separate shower, basin, and WC, and a window to the front.
The gated drive provides parking for two to three vehicles. Open countryside sits on the doorstep, with Stroud, Gloucester, Stonehouse, and the M5 corridor within easy reach. A bus route linking Nailsworth, Stroud, and Gloucester stops close by. The village offers a primary school, shop, café, and country pub. Local walks connect directly to the Cotswold landscape.
Planning approval
Planning reference S.23/1427/HHOLD. The plans allow a full two-storey side extension and a single-storey rear extension. This turns the house into a four bedroom home with larger ground floor living space. This gives a clear route for buyers who want to improve and grow the property.
AGENTS NOTE
Planning ref S.23/1427/HHOLD Erection of a single-storey rear and two storey side extension. granted July 2023.
Stamp duty at £545,000
First time buyers and moving home £17,250 Additional property £44,500
The garden is a standout feature. A terrace sits close to the house and gives space for outdoor dining. Stone edging and gravel borders frame this area and create a calm place for meals or quiet time outside.
A generous lawn sits beyond the terrace, surrounded by mature shrubs, established trees, and planting that brings colour through the year. The space works well for families, relaxation, or simply enjoying the open views toward the hills.
A productive vegetable area sits to one side with greenhouses, a shed, and raised beds. Gravel paths link the different parts of the garden and give an easy route around the space. The layout feels practical and welcoming, with room for play, gardening, and outdoor living.
The garden borders open fields and rolling countryside. The mix of lawn, planting, seating areas, and growing space gives the property a strong outdoor setting that suits every season and lifestyle.
Treetops enjoys an enviable position in the sought-after village of Whiteshill, nestled within the scenic Cotswold countryside and just a short drive from Stroud. The village itself offers a warm community feel, complete with a well-regarded primary school, an active village hall, and the popular Star Inn, a traditional country pub known for its hearty food and welcoming atmosphere. The village offers a community-run shop and café selling essentials, local arts and crafts, and light refreshments. Nearby Stroud, which boasts a wide range of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, and the award-winning farmers’ market held weekly in the town centre. Families will appreciate the excellent choice of both state and independent schools in the area, while commuters benefit from easy access to the M5 and a direct mainline rail service from Stroud to London Paddington in approximately 90 minutes. The surrounding countryside offers endless walking routes, including access to the Cotswold Way, making this an ideal location for those seeking a balanced lifestyle close to nature yet within easy reach of urban conveniences.
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