£475,000
5 bed cottage for saleChapel Street, Dursley GL11
5 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: C
- Freehold
The Agency UK
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About this property
Dating back over 400 years
Retaining features from the Jacobian period of time
An Envirolet positive air flow system
Spacious Kitchen/breakfast room
Living room with original beams and historic memorabilia throughout the property.
Solar panels plus a 5 kw dual fuel (wood and smokeless coal) stove
Five bedrooms
En-suite shower room and dressing room to the master bedroom
Beautifully tendered cottage gardens
Two large outbuildings, both offering significant development potential (subject to planning).
Welcome to this deceptively spacious and truly unique five-bedroom residence, quietly positioned off Chapel Street in the very heart of Cam. Dating back over 400 years to the Jacobian period, this exceptional home weaves together rich character, thoughtful updates, and rare potential—ideal for families, developers, or those seeking a lifestyle property with scope for future growth.
The main house is a treasure trove of original features, from exposed solid timber beams and traditional ironwork to original room structures preserved across the centuries. One particularly remarkable area showcases historic wooden pegs and remnants of its former thatched roof—now protected beneath a later covering and offering a tangible connection to the home’s heritage. With exception of the garden room, the house also benefits triple UPVC double glazing throughout.
Two Substantial Outbuildings – Huge Potential (STPP)
The property also includes two large outbuildings, both offering significant development potential (subject to planning). The current owners previously held (now expired) planning consent to convert one into a separate dwelling—details available on request.
Viewings are highly recommended to fully appreciate this exceptional and versatile home with rare development potential in one of Cam’s most historic and desirable settings.
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Front Door To Kitchen/Breakfast Room
Fitted with a range of wall and base units with worktop surfaces, incorporating a sink and drainer unit. Integrated double oven and gas hob with extractor hood over. There is space for an American-style fridge/freezer. Double-glazed windows to both the front and side aspects allow plenty of natural light, while an exposed ceiling beam adds character. Radiator. Door to:
Pantry/Boot Room
Double-glazed window to the rear aspect. Wall-mounted gas boiler. Worktop surface with plumbing and space beneath for a dishwasher. Radiator. Door to:
Downstairs Bathroom
Fitted with a panelled bath with shower over, low-level WC, and wash hand basin. Tiled walls, radiator, frosted window for privacy, and a tall storage cupboard
Living Room
A double-glazed window to the front aspect features a charming window seat, creating a cosy spot to relax. A powerful 5kW multi-fuel stove (suitable for wood and smokeless coal) sits beneath original exposed beams and a characterful mantle, complete with shelving and integrated lighting. An original display window with its own mantle looks through to the garden room, showcasing a selection of original memorabilia lovingly retained by the current owners, who are passionate about preserving the rich history of the property. Stairs to the first floor and landing. Door from the living room to:
Utility Room
Fitted units with worktop surface over, sink unit, plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, double-glazed windows to the rear aspect provide lovely natural light and enjoy views over the charming cottage garden, rich with wildlife. Door to:
Garden Room
Currently used as the sellers' art room, with windows to the rear aspect, power and lighting. A stable door opens to the enclosed rear courtyard and cottage garden—an ideal space for entertaining or simply relaxing in a peaceful setting
Staircase From The Living Room To The First Floor And Landing
A beautifully crafted built-in wooden storage cupboard, featuring Jacobean-style detailing, is complemented by matching wooden panelling along the side. This elegant feature runs from the first turn of the staircase up to the first floor, adding to the home's period charm
Landing
A well-planned, t-shaped hallway offering generous space and access to all five bedrooms and the family shower room. Includes a built-in airing cupboard, a window to the front aspect allowing natural light, a radiator and a ceiling mounted Envirolet positive air flow system outlet
Master Bedroom
Dual-aspect windows to the front and side provide ample natural light. Built-in storage and radiator complete the room
Dressing Room Off Of The Master Bedroom
Fitted with hanging rails, storage solutions, power and light
En-Suite Cloakroom
With WC and wash hand basin, featuring storage cupboard below
Bedroom 2
Dual aspect windows, radiator, built in storage, loft hatch
Bedroom 3
UPVC window to rear, built-in storage, radiator
Bedroom 4
UPVC window to side, radiator, built-in storage
Bedroom 5
UPVC window to rear, radiator, built-in storage and shelving unit
Family Shower Room
Walk-in shower, WC, basin with storage cupboard below, chrome towel radiator, UPVC window to the front aspect, and extractor fan
Outside - Front
Laid to established planting, enclosed by low wall and gate
Outside - Rear
Delightful Cottage Garden
Outside, a mature and productive garden wraps the home in charm. A walled patio area leads to a lawn and a tiered upper garden, currently used for growing vegetables and soft fruits, with established fruit trees and perennial planting. Bird boxes attract a wide variety of garden birds, offering a peaceful, wildlife-rich space that’s as low-maintenance as it is beautiful
Two Substantial Outbuildings – Huge Potential (STPP)
The property also includes two large outbuildings, both offering significant development potential (subject to planning). The current owners previously held (now expired) planning consent to convert one into a separate dwelling—details available on request.
The second outbuilding is equally impressive, with ample space for conversion or repurposing. An original stone wall and return have been deliberately preserved, offering intriguing options for additional development—whether as multi-generational accommodation, holiday lets, or standalone homes
Agents Note i
The owners have retained the original rear boundary wall, including an area of the original return, which should benefit new owners wishing to extend using the existing infrastructure (stpc)
Agents Note ii
The driveway to the side and the generous lane are owned by the property, providing excellent off-street parking and convenient access to the outbuildings. Please note, however, that the neighbouring house and shop have a restricted easement over the lane. Full details of this are available for inspection by arrangement with the agent
Agents Note iii
The house does have a flying freehold which is over the shop at the front.
The current owners have advised the agent that their is no charge applicable with the flying freehold
Agents Note iv
The solar panels on the roof space are leased on a 25 year agreement, which started in 2011. There is an option to buy if the new owners want to pursue this after the purchase
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