The property is a Grade II listed, double fronted building dating from the early 19th century, constructed in Cotswold stone beneath pitched tiled roofs. Originally built as a single dwelling, it was converted approximately 35 years ago to provide two self contained retail units at the front of the ground floor, with a single flat to the rear and six additional flats and studio apartments on the upper floors, all accessed from the rear. Each of the flats and studio apartments is fully self contained, with appropriate kitchen and bathroom or shower facilities. In general, the property has painted plastered ceilings and walls, wooden, vinyl or carpeted floors and electric wall mounted heaters. There are storage buildings to the rear of the property, along with landscaped and hard standing areas and a pathway leads across the adjacent garden to two allocated parking spaces.
Nailsworth is a town located at the confluence of the Avening Valley and Woodchester Valley within the southern Cotswolds with a population of some 5,800 (Census 2011), approximately 4 miles south of Stroud (via the A46 trunk road), 13 miles west of Cirencester, 13½ south of Gloucester, 18 miles south of Cheltenham, 8 miles east of Dursley and 28 miles northeast of Bristol. Motorway access is available at Junction 13 of the M5 motorway, 8 miles to the northwest, whilst Junction 18 of the M4 motorway is approximately 15 miles to the south. The property is situated within the centre of Nailsworth, within a mixed retail and residential area. On street and public car parking is available within the vicinity.
Set within the sought-after Stroud district, Nailsworth is a small town with a strong commercial appeal.
It’s known for its independent shops, busy cafés, and loyal local customer base. Footfall is consistent, driven by both residents and visitors exploring the wider Cotswolds.
This commercial property, marketed by ASH Chartered Surveyors, sits in a location that benefits from that steady activity. Businesses here gain visibility without the pressure of larger city centres.
Nailsworth is especially popular with creative brands, professional services, and specialist retailers. The town has a reputation for quality, sustainability, and community-led growth.
Stroud is just a short drive away, giving access to a wider catchment and transport links. This makes Nailsworth a practical choice as well as an attractive one.
For occupiers and investors, it offers a balance that’s hard to find. Strong local trade. A distinctive setting. And room to grow.
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