The Green, DURSLEY, Gloucestershire, GL11

'Faraway Cottage' is a beautifully extended four-bedroom semi-detached home enjoying a delightful semi-rural setting, offering over an acre of paddock land to the front together with stables, workshop and garaging, making it an ideal opportunity for those seeking an equestrian lifestyle or simply space to enjoy the countryside.
The property provides spacious and versatile accommodation, complemented by a generous rear garden perfect for families and outdoor entertaining. Set in a rural location yet within easy reach of local amenities, this impressive home combines the charm of country living with everyday convenience.
Accommodation briefly comprises: entrance hall, sitting room, spacious kitchen/dining room, additional reception room/family room, utility room and cloakroom. To the first floor are four well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite.
Outside, the property truly comes into its own, with a substantial paddock extending to over an acre positioned to the front, together with stables, workshop and garaging offering excellent potential for equestrian use, hobbies or storage. To the rear, a generous enclosed garden provides a wonderful space for children, pets and entertaining, all whilst enjoying the surrounding countryside setting.
An exceptional family home offering space, versatility and a sought-after semi-rural lifestyle.

Stinchcombe village is found in a lovely country setting between North Nibley and Cam, located on the B4060 where you find a Village Hall, Playing field and Rugby Club. Dropping down to the picturesque heart of the village you will discover the parish church of St. Cyrs. Stinchcombe Golf Club is well established and located on the Cotswold Escarpment enjoying fantastic open views across the Severn Vale. There are many beautiful country walks and bridleways, not least the Cotswold Way in the immediate vicinity. Cam has a supermarket approx 1.4 miles away, Dursley has Rednock Secondary School approx 1.7 miles, whilst the M5 Junction 14 is approx 7.3 miles. The novelist Evelyn Waugh lived at Piers Court in Stinchcombe from 1937 to 1956. During this time he wrote some of his best known works including Brideshead Revisited. The village is also the birthplace of William Tyndale, scholar and translator of the Bible into English.