
Built in the late 1800s, this cottage has quietly been part of Kings Stanley village life for generations. The current owners have lived here since 1992, raising their family here and now watching grandchildren make full use of the loft room above — a space full of imagination, views, and flexibility.
For first-time buyers, it offers genuine character and room to grow into. For families, there’s warmth, practicality, and a layout that adapts naturally over time.
Inside, the cottage retains the proportions and atmosphere expected from a home of this age. Two double bedrooms sit on the first floor, while the loft room above enjoys views across the village and offers potential for a future en-suite, supported by existing plumbing below.
Downstairs, the sitting room centres around an open fire and chimney breast, while the dining room connects naturally to the traditional kitchen. A separate utility and boot room keeps everyday life organised.
Outside, the south-facing rear garden has been carefully used and enjoyed over the years, with lawn and patio areas alongside useful side gated access to the rear.
The current owners also make use of a nearby parking space, adding practical convenience to this settled village setting.
Well placed for Stroud, Stonehouse and the M5, with local amenities close by, this is a home shaped by time, ready for its next chapter.