The name Troopers Court derives from the belief that in Elizabethan times the whole of Troopers Court and parts of the adjoining buildings formed the ‘Three Cups Inn’ and Cromwell’s soldiers were billeted there when King Charles II troops were at nearby Beverston, hence the name Troopers Court. The Three Cups Inn is also referenced in Jane Austens Novel Northanger Abbey as being the principal coaching house later to become an ironmongers shop.Hidden behind a discreet red door this charming and inviting Grade II listed town house is within the heart of the town. With its exquisite features and period touches, this property exudes sophistication and elegance. Boasting five spacious bedrooms, this home offers ample space for a growing family or those seeking additional room for guests. The bright and airy living areas are perfect for entertaining and relaxing, with large windows providing an abundance of natural light throughout. Whilst dated in some areas there are plenty of features to please the eye with inglenook fireplaces, window seats and beams abounding. The kitchen is a lovely size with the breakfast area having doors ready to throw open into the walled garden, the sitting room is spacious and the dining room is a perfect place to entertain.Upstairs there is plenty of storage and a useful utility room with planned space for a washing machine and tumble drier, storage and linen cupboards.The property also benefits from a well-maintained garden, providing a tranquil outdoor space to enjoy some fresh air or host gatherings during warmer months. There are sheds and a sheltered walled garden perfect for growing roses and fruit.Off-street parking is available, not for the largest of cars but perfect for a small runaround. The property is offered with no onward chain.