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Home of the week from The Property Centre – Mill Farm Drive, Paganhill

By Carl Hewlett

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The Property Centre is pleased to present this delightful family home as a spacious and well-presented property with off-road parking, a garage, and breathtaking views of the surrounding valley.

It is conveniently located near local amenities, primary schools, secondary schools, grammar schools, and countryside walks. This property has everything a family could need regarding location and amenities. With plenty of space to accommodate growing families and entertaining guests, this home is perfect for those who value comfort and convenience.

This family home is perfect for those seeking ample space and versatility. Upon entering, you will find an entrance hall leading to a modern kitchen equipped with integrated appliances, a lounge, two double bedrooms, and a shower room.

The upper level of the house comprises two more double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom, a study/dressing room, and a family bathroom. This layout provides flexibility for families with varying needs and preferences.

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With its spacious rooms and modern amenities, this home will provide comfort and convenience to the new owners. The first-floor bedrooms of this property are equipped with tilt-and-turn dormer windows that come with a Juliet balcony. These features offer an excellent opportunity to bask in the picturesque views of the surrounding landscape.

The rear garden is fully enclosed, comprising a lawn, patio areas, and side access leading to the garage and off-road parking area. The front of the property also has a garden area.

To fully appreciate this property, it is highly recommended that you schedule a viewing.

Mill Farm Drive, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5

  • Four Bedrooms
  • Semi-detached
  • Well presented
  • Spacious family home
  • Off-road parking
  • Garage
  • Lovely views

Council Tax band: C

Asking price: £399,950

To find out more or to book a viewing contact The Property Centre team in Stroud on 01453 750001, email stroud@thepropertycentres.co.uk, or use the form on the property listing here.

SourceSemi detached house for sale in Mill Farm Drive, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5
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