Stump Street, Berkeley, GL13

There’s a difference between a house that has simply been updated and one that has been properly cared for. This home falls firmly into the second category. Set within a quieter Berkeley cul-de-sac, it offers the kind of space and finish that buyers often hope to find but rarely do at this level.

The rooms feel generous and balanced, with natural light moving easily through the house and creating a calm, settled atmosphere. Nothing feels squeezed or overworked. Instead, the layout has been shaped around everyday life, whether that’s working from home, raising a family, hosting friends, or simply enjoying quieter routines.

The kitchen and bathrooms have been finished particularly well, with quality sanitaryware, full-height tiling, and choices that feel timeless rather than trend-led. The former downstairs cloakroom has been thoughtfully adapted into practical storage while retaining plumbing for future flexibility.

Upstairs continues the same sense of proportion, with comfortable bedrooms that adapt naturally as life changes.

A recently installed Hive heating system brings efficient modern control, while outside, the cul-de-sac setting keeps things quieter and more private.

Berkeley itself remains one of those places people quietly grow attached to — historic, well connected, and surrounded by countryside, yet still practical for commuting towards Bristol, Gloucester, and Cheltenham.

This is a home that feels easy to settle into and difficult to outgrow.

Entrance Hall

Living Room

Kitchen/Breakfast Area

Large Walk In Storage Cupboard (with Plumbing)

First Floor Landing

Bedroom 2

Bedroom 3

Family Bathroom

Stairs to Second Floor Landing with Walk-in Storage Cupboard

Bedroom 1

En-Suite Shower Room