3 Bedrooms | Terraced House

An artistic blend of historical grandeur brought alive by a charismatic flourish of contemporary pizzazz, this beautiful Grade II Listed home is a real treat for the senses, and right in the heart of Berkeley too.



Hidden behind the gloss black wooden gates you're greeted by a handsome facade and a sunny courtyard of reclaimed stone paving complete with honeysuckle and a grapevine - an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining.



Stepping within, the versatile layout with two generous reception spaces makes for an impressive home indeed: the spacious drawing room is a particular joy with a huge window that floods the room with natural light, and the ever-sought-after log-burning stove. This is complemented by the atmospheric allure of the fabulous kitchen-diner which makes for an inviting social-hub in the centre of the home. Heading on through to the ever-useful utility room with downstairs shower room, you’ll discover a further entrance hall and the second reception in what was formerly the stables (a fabulous space that’s currently used as an office-come-lounge but which could easily be adapted to a separate studio-annex, subject to the usual planning).



Even before making it this far, you’ll have to tear your eyes away from the impressive sweeping staircase that greets you on entering the house – one of a pair, we are told, with its twin currently residing somewhere within Berkeley Square, London. Be sure not to miss the beautiful flagstone flooring, believed to be leftover stone from Berkeley Castle.



Heading on up, the bedroom spaces will not disappoint: the three bedrooms are all doubles with high ceilings, many original mouldings and a feast of genuine feature fireplaces, not to mention the charming window shutters. The family bathroom comes complete with a cast iron roll top bath as well as a separate shower, whilst the master bedroom is served by an en-suite shower room.



The top floor of the house is accessed via a staircase from the bathroom and is ideal storage space or perhaps to be adapted to become a fourth bedroom. Completely boarded it's the perfect place to hide away the bits and bobs that otherwise might clutter the stylish space downstairs.



If this wasn’t enough, the Holiday let potential for this house is another temptation: the utility and former stables section of the ground floor could be ideally placed for annexing as a holiday let complete with its own entrance hall access - a sure-fire success given the abundance of weddings at the spectacular Berkeley Castle nearby.



To complete the accommodation there is superb storage at practically every turning with cupboards and cubby holes galore. We're told a priest hole is somewhere to be found too. There is also a very handy outside garden store.



A final cherry on the cake is the additional option to purchase the attached shop-premises (by separate negotiation), currently an established and successful hairdressers.



All round, a real one of a kind that will make a fabulous home with its flexible layout and impressive original features.