A substantial wing of an impressive Grade II Listed 16th Century former Manor House with a detached barn with planning potential for conversion into a separate dwelling Brookthorpe Court Farmhouse is situated adjacent to St Swithuns Church at the northern end of Brookthorpe, a small village located between Gloucester and Stroud. Brookthorpe Court Farmhouse is a substantial wing of a former manor house which dates back to the late 16th Century, was extended in the 17th Century and restored and altered in the Victorian era. former manor house which dates back to the late 16th Century, was extended in the 17th Century and restored and altered in the Victorian era. The original house was divided into two about 20 years ago and the associated farm buildings were converted at the same time to create a small residential estate. A short distance away from the house is a detached barn with 16th century origins which currently provides useful storage/workshop space. Planning consent was granted in 2005 to convert the barn into a separate 2 bedroom oak cruck house which was to be linked to the main house by a covered cloister arranged around a quadrangle. Gloucestershire 4.5 miles, Painswick 4 miles, M5 (J12) 4 miles, Stroud 5 miles (London Paddington 1 hour 40 minutes), Cheltenham 12 miles, Bristol 32 miles (airport), Birmingham 60 miles (All distances and times are approximate)
Located on the edge of this popular north west Gloucestershire village, a recently renovated family home overlooking extensive south west facing gardens and paddocks. Hartpury 1 mile, Gloucester 6 miles, Ledbury 11 miles, M5 (J9 N&S) 11 miles, Cheltenham 14 miles, Bristol 40 miles, Oxford 54 miles, Birmingham 54 miles, London 120 miles (Distances approximate).
A delightful part timbered Grade II listed home retaining a wealth of charm and character, set in gardens and paddocks extending to some 8 acres. Approached via a long sweeping driveway taking in views of the duck pond, the property sits in a elevated position within its plot. Originally three farm workers cottages the property is thought to date from circa 1614 having been joined together with later additions to create a pretty brick and timber farmhouse. The property oozes charm and character having retained a wealth of period features throughout to include substantial oak beams, flagstone floors and a good number of the original leaded windows. The entrance porch leads directly into a large vaulted reception hall with flagstone floor, currently being used as a sitting room and focusing on a charming ingle nook fireplace. Leading off, the dual aspect kitchen breakfast room centres on a most attractive Aga with the benefit of a completely separate boot room/utility space with access to the gardens. The gardens take in a swimming pool and overlook the rear paddocks. The mill house has consent to convert to ancillary. Cheltenham 6 miles, Tewkesbury 5 miles, Gloucester 10 miles, Worcester 19 miles, Bristol 40 miles, Birmingham 45 miles, London 118 miles (Distances approximate).
Set in the centre of this idyllic village on the Worcestershire/Gloucestershire borders, a contemporary and modern conversion overlooking charming private gardens, the stable yard and the fields beyond. Hartpury 4 miles, Tewkesbury 7 miles, Ledbury 10 miles, Cheltenham 14 miles, Worcester 28 miles, Bristol 44 miles, Oxford miles 57 miles, Birmingham 58 miles, London 120 miles (distances approximate).
A substantial detached 1930s family house in a superb elevated woodland setting with outstanding far reaching views. Hillside House occupies an outstanding secluded position on the western escarpment of the Cotswold Hills, surrounded by ancient beech woodland in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Hillside House was built in the 1930s for the cook and chauffer to the Lister family who at the time was the major employer in the area. The accommodation, which is arranged over two floors, is both spacious and flexible. There is a ground floor bedroom suite and a reception room on the 1st floor. The majority of rooms enjoy the fantastic far reaching westerly views. The property is approached via a narrow lane which climbs up Stinchcombe Hill through mature beech woodland. Gates provide access to the drive to Hillside House which sweeps up past the property and culminates in a car parking and turning area. There is a substantial garage attached to the far end of the house. The garden lies across the drive to the front of the house. Dursley 1 mile. Cam (train station) 3 miles. M5 (Junctions 13 and 14) 8 miles. Tetbury 12 miles. Gloucester 13 miles. Bristol 22 miles. Cheltenham 23 miles (All distances and times are approximate)
A beautiful semi-detached period home boasting a wealth of well presented period features having been extended to create a comfortable, contemporary family property in an elevated position. The original timber framed cottage has been extended quite considerably by owners past and present to create a substantial family home. One such addition is a stunning sitting room with a double height vaulted ceiling and full length windows which takes in glorious views over open countryside. The most recent addition to the house is a two storey extension which has created a large contemporary kitchen/breakfast room and guest suite above. French doors from the kitchen open up onto a south west facing decked area which overlooks the garden. Making up part of the original cottage is the dining room and playroom. Upstairs, the master bedroom benefit from the views over the Leadon Vale. A further two bedroom suites, family bathroom, two further bedrooms and a study complete the accommodation. Outside, a large workshop offers a valuable storage space, whilst the oak framed carport and garaging offer secure storage space. The garden is laid mainly to lawn. The popular parish of Hartpury lies to the west of the river Severn and although rural in setting, the property enjoys very good access to the adjoining towns and communication links. Hartpury College 1 mile-Gloucester 6 miles-Cheltenham 15 miles.
A wonderful detached 5 bedroom mill house with separate detached three bedroom cottage, set in private gardens and grounds with mill stream, substantial outbuildings and picturesque wooded backdrop. Flaxley is a small settlement in the Forest of Dean, famous for its old Cistercian abbey that is now a private residence. Flaxley Mill dates back to the 13th century and is a lovely stone and timbered home, set in a wooded valley and edged by Forestry owned woodland. The property has been carefully restored by the present owners whilst retaining the important character of the mill house and is now presented as a spacious family home with very comfortable living accommodation and a large three bedroom detached cottage in the grounds that provides excellent ancillary/holiday accommodation. Flaxley Mill is approached off the road via a long gated driveway, bordered on one side by the mill pond with indigenous brown trout and mill stream that runs through the gardens. Within the gardens are a stone built store and a large former granary with room over that makes an excellent playroom. The gardens and grounds extend in all to around 7 acres which includes an open field across the lane. Cheltenham 20 miles, Hereford 23 miles, Gloucester 12 miles, M5 16 miles, M4 27 miles.
Set in tranquil rolling countryside, surrounded by immaculate gardens and grounds that extend to about 5 acres, Middletown Farm is a beautifully presented farmhouse with ancillary accommodation and planning permission to create more. Built in the 16th Century, Middletown Farm is a large Grade II listed timber framed farmhouse with several outbuildings, stables and a tennis court all set in 5 acres of gardens, orchard and paddocks. This comfortable 5 bedroom & 4 reception room house has great flexibility. A self-contained one bed cottage can be separated very easily from the main farmhouse by doors on each floor if required. Situated within the grounds is a separate one bedroom cottage, presently used as a holiday let, with an adjoining barn which has planning permission for conversion into a further cottage. The property is approached from a quiet country lane through automated timber gates with a driveway sweeping up to the house and around to the barns. The gardens and grounds have been lovingly planted and landscaped by the present owners and include well stocked herbaceous flower borders, a productive vegetable garden and numerous fruit trees. In all about 5 acres. Newent 3 miles Gloucester 8 miles Ledbury 10 miles Ross on wye 11 miles Cheltenham 16 miles (Distances approximate)
Situated in an idyllic unspoilt valley with beautiful gardens, woodland, pastureland and ponds. In all about 32 acres. Believed to date back to 1694 and sits in a fabulous situation overlooking a former wool washing pond fed by the Washbrook. The property has been restored and retains many original features including stone mullion windows, capstone doors, Inglenook fireplace as well as bread ovens, exposed roof timbers and a stone turn staircase. All rooms are naturally light and well proportioned, which look out over the gardens and surrounding countryside. The property is approached via a private drive with extensive gravel parking. There is a double garage and loft over and has flexible future use. The gardens and grounds are well thought out and have a number of specimen and mature native trees. At the far end of the garden across the Washbrook is a productive orchard with a wide variety of fruit and nut trees. In addition to the garden, there are 26 acres of pastureland and 2 acres of woodland. In all about 32 acres. Painswick 1 mile Stroud 4 miles (Train station) M5 (J11a & J12) 5 miles Gloucester 7 miles Cheltenham 10 miles Cirencester 16 miles (Distances approximate)
Little Brockington is a substantial period house built in 1937 and is located on the edge of the village of Bodenham, sitting comfortably in its own land with stunning views over the surrounding countryside. Finished to an exceptionally high standard, the house has been completely refurbished and is a wonderful mixture of traditional features and stylish modernity. Period features include picture rails, cornicing, leaded light windows, stone fireplaces, oak flooring and a wonderful oak banister. Of particular note is the large and light new kitchen with attached utility room, fitted with an extensive range of floor and wall units and a duel fuel Rangemaster cooker. A small wine cellar and good sized loft are accessed from the kitchen. A beautiful oak staircase leads upstairs where the bedrooms are light, airy, full of character and with lovely far reaching views. The bathrooms are luxurious and tastefully finished. The house is approached via electronic gates to a gravelled drive and parking area. The grounds are a particularly attractive feature having been landscaped for ease of maintenance. Double garage with overhead storage. Workshop. Garden room. In all 2 acres. Leominster 7 miles Hereford 8 miles Ledbury 16 miles Gloucester 32 miles (Distances approximate)
Forming part of a select gated development of individual homes is this handsome former Bothy. The property offers spacious and light accommodation overlooking lovely colourful gardens and pond with access to a well enclosed paddock. Quietly situated in an idyllic setting is this attractive and individual detached home. The property forms part of a small development made up of character dwellings, so although semi-rural, does not feel isolated and is within very easy striking distance of nearby towns and communication links. The accommodation is well planned, with a lovely main reception room and sun room overlooking the gardens and pond, separate dining room and light and bright kitchen/breakfast room with adjoining utility. On the first floor are four bedrooms served by two en-suites and a separate bathroom. The property is approached off a private drive onto its own driveway that leads round to landscaped gardens and the double garage. Gated access leads from the formal gardens into the paddock and the total plot is in the region of 2.5 acres. Cheltenham 8 miles, Gloucester 10 miles, Tewkesbury 5 miles
Occupying a truly stunning rural setting with breathtaking panoramic views, this characterful semi-detached period cottage sits in approximately 3.6 acres with existing stables and permission for more. Nestling on the lower western slopes of Limbury Hill with glorious unspoilt views across the Leadon Vale, the wonderfully named, Pooh Corner is an attractive semi-detached house of character occupying a secluded and private position part way along a quiet no-through lane. Being well presented and having been tastefully finished, the house offers a versatile arrangement of accommodation over two floors taking in views to the south and west over the fields, garden, fields and farmland beyond. Outside, the newly constructed and spacious concrete yard is home to a triple block of loose boxes providing 2 stables and a tack/feed room, with room for lorry/trailer parking and a muck heap. The recent planning permission passed, implemented and now continuous, also permits the further erection of another block to mirror that now existing, to incorporate a barn and further stable. The fields and yard benefit from new post and rail fencing. Hartpury College 1 mile, Gloucester 6 miles, Cheltenham 15 miles, Ledbury 13 miles, M5 (J11 N&S) 12 miles, Bristol 41 miles, Cardiff 60 miles (distances approximate).
Notcliffe is located in a secluded rural setting near the picturesque village of Deerhurst. Standing in 19 acres of beautiful gardens and grounds there are outstanding views of the valley between the Cotswolds and Malvern Hills. Listed Grade II it is believed to date from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Recently the house has undergone large scale refurbishment and remodelling that has been finished to a high standard with the potential for future conversion of the traditional farm buildings to the northwest. Surrounded entirely by its own land the main gardens consists of formal and informal areas. The walled garden is largely grassed whilst sloping gently towards the heated swimming pool. Beyond a woodland walk leads to the tennis court. The closest barn to the main house stands in its own lawned courtyard with part of the house on one side. The modern farm buildings comprise of a 3 bay lean-to, 5-bay Dutch barn and timber framed machinery shed all with the benefit of a separate access off the lane. Cheltenham 8 miles, Gloucester 10 miles, Cirencester 26 miles, London 110 miles, M5 6 miles (Junctions 9 and 10) (Distances approximate)
The Arches dates back to around 1890 and was converted in 2000 by the current owner to an exceptional standard offering light, airy and very well presented and finished accommodation in a rural setting with land. In all about 3 acres. A long sweeping drive leads down to The Arches which is a wonderful stone barn conversion with a fine entrance hall/dining room. It has been converted by the current owners to an exceptional standard with a combination of black slate and ash strip flooring, exposed beams and stonework, feature arched windows, solid ash internal doors and galleried staircase, central vacuum system and under floor heating. The kitchen is extremely well fitted with bespoke ash units with granite work surface over and a oil fired Heritage range oven plus integrated dishwasher and microwave.'+CHR(13)+ Tewkesbury 5 miles, Ledbury 10 miles, Cheltenham 14 miles, Worcester 17 miles, Birmingham 45 miles, Bristol 52 miles, M50 (J1) 7 miles (Distances approximate)
Nestling at the foot of Bosbury Bank, a charming family home with a paddock in an idyllic rural position being one of only three homes at the end of this no-through lane. The original red brick cottage is thought to date back to circa 1900 and has been extended quite considerably by owners past and present to create a substantial family home. Great care has been taken to retain and enhance all the period features whilst creating flexible, well proportioned living space with a tasteful modern feel throughout. Outside, the house sits on the eastern boundary of the plot overlooking the paddocks and enjoys stunning evening sunsets. The gardens adjoin the paddock and in the corner of the paddock looking back towards the house is the stable block. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and enjoying an enviable amount of peace and quiet, the village has an established community feel with well patronised local amenities to include the Post Office/village store, 2 public houses, saddlery, primary school and the church. Nearby Hartpury College is now world renowned for its equestrian three day events, the Festival of Dressage and the Show jumping Spectacular. Hartpury College 1 mile, Gloucester 6 miles, Cheltenham 15 miles, Ledbury 13 miles, M5 (J11 N&S) 12 miles, Bristol 41 miles, Cardiff 60 miles (distances approximate).
Set in a generous private plot and benefitting from excellent access to nearby commercial centres, this substantial yet charming Grade II listed property has been carefully modernised to create a flexible and well equipped home. Dating to circa 15th century, with significant 18th/19th century additions, The Sheep House is a substantial family property that has been sympathetically modernised and renovated. Great care has been taken to retain the original features of the house whilst blending them with modern conveniences and the practicalities of family living. Nearly 40’ in length and open plan in style, the main focal point of the house is the kitchen. Overlooking the garden with a south facing aspect, the room flows from a family area at the one end in an ‘L’ shape through the kitchen to a conservatory/dining area projecting from the rear of the house. A flexible arrangement of formal reception rooms compliment the kitchen/family room. The wooden panelled dining room focuses on a large ingle nook fireplace, a pair of bay windows draw in light and overlook the frontage. A further sitting room and a drawing room make up the Victorian part of the house. Gloucester train station 2 miles, M5 (J11 N&S) 4 miles, Stroud 7 miles, Cheltenham 10 miles, Bristol 34 miles, Birmingham 54 miles, Cardiff 60 miles, London 114 miles (distances approximate).
A charming detached cottage set in just under two thirds of an acre with glorious views over open countryside. Having been tastefully refurbished and modernised, the cottage offers a comfortable arrangement of accommodation over two floors retaining characterful features where possible with additional bathrooms and modern conveniences making the property far more flexible. The addition of a large conservatory offers a delightful vantage point from which to see the gardens and the sunset and a separate utility and a cloakroom are much needed conveniences. Upstairs, the master bedroom has the benefit of an en-suite shower room, the two further bedrooms catered for by the family bathroom. An optional downstairs bedroom and en-suite offer great flexibility. Outside, the mature plot comprises of a mixture of formal lawns and orchard enclosed by thick hedges and gated at both ends of the driveway. A large patio area lends overlooks the chicken run and a small stable block/store is a useful addition to the site. The sweeping gravelled driveway offers a generous amount of parking. Hartpury College 3 miles, Gloucester 7 miles, Ledbury 11 miles, M5 (J11 N&S) 12 miles, Cheltenham 15 miles, Bristol 41 miles, Cardiff 57 miles (distances approximate).
Treberron Farmhouse is being offered as a whole or in 3 Lots: Lot 1 - The farmhouse, 1 barn and 0.5 acres Lot 2 - Stone barn with pp to convert with 2 acres Lot 3 - Block of land 5.5 acres The accommodation which is in need of some general updating, has the potential to be enlarged (subject to planning permission) and arranged over three floors with excellent ceiling heights throughout, along with lovely views over the surrounding countryside. Many of the original features still remain, such as open fireplaces, a 17th Century staircase, wooden and tiled floors and exposed timbers. A pretty walled garden lies to the front with a small pond and seating area. There is also a boat design Summer house. In all the property sits in about 0.5 acre. Ross-on-Wye 6 miles Hereford 12 miles Ledbury 18 miles Monmouth 10 miles Gloucester 22 miles Cheltenham 30 miles (Distances approximate)
Set in a glorious semi-rural setting, a characterful and imaginative conversion of a range of traditional farm buildings that now offer flexible family accommodation surrounding a very private south west facing courtyard and pool. Arranged over two floors and around a central galleried reception hall, the accommodation boasts excellent proportions with a number of attractive detailed features such as exposed beams, parquet flooring and a large red brick ingle nook fireplace in the drawing room. Numerous windows take in multiple aspects of the gardens and grounds and mean each of the rooms fill with natural light. Set in a private plot extending to some 2.6 acres, the main dwelling sits to the front of the property behind a gated carriage driveway. Extending to some 100sq meters, on the opposite side of the courtyard, the cottage also enjoys the view over the pool and small self studio on the first floor of the Dutch barn offers further flexibility to the property. A range of outbuildings, stables, garages and hard standing lends itself to various opportunities other than equestrian usage although this is a perfect arrangement for a small yard. The manege would benefit from some upgrading. M5 (Junction 11 North & South) 5 miles, Central Cheltenham 5.5 miles, Gloucester 7 miles, Bristol 43 miles, Oxford 46 miles, Birmingham 49 miles, London 105 miles, (distances approximate).
An executive family property arranged over two floors with the benefit of garaging, a west facing garden and enjoying convenient access to the M5 and A40. Located on the outskirts of Cheltenham within easy striking distance of the M5, Galileo Gardens is a hugely favourable residential cul-de-sac consisting of a variety of modern homes all built approximately 9 years ago by Wimpey. Set at the very end of the road, taking up a corner position, the property enjoys ample off road parking to the front and a good level of privacy. This stylish and contemporary family home offers a comfortable, light and airy arrangement of accommodation over two floors with a generous amount of off road parking to the front and detached double garaging. Outside, to the front the brick paved driveway offers parking space for as many as 4 vehicles and gives access to the garage. Gated pedestrian side access on both sides of the house leads to pretty west facing gardens which consist of lawn surrounded by well stocked borders and a large terrace which becomes a delightful evening suntrap. Cheltenham 3 miles, Gloucester 7 miles, Tewkesbury 10 miles, Worcester 25 miles, Bristol 40 miles, Oxford 43 miles, Birmingham 50 miles, London 101 miles (Distances approximate).
A substantial Cotswold stone barn, part of an impressive courtyard conversion of four Grade II Listed barns, with a traditional Cotswold stone tiled roof. The barn provides approximately 4000 sq ft of living accommodation on two floors 1 Court Farm Barns is the largest of four Grade II Listed Cotswold stone barns which have recently been converted to a very high specification and which stand in a lovely peaceful courtyard setting adjacent to the church on the edge of this popular Cotswold village. This particular barn, which is a former tithe barn, is built of dressed Cotswold stone elevations under a traditional natural stone tiled roof and now provides just over 4000 square feet of living accommodation arranged over 2 floors. Care has been taken to preserve as much of the original character as possible, whilst at the same time incorporating the latest technology required for modern day living. Of particular note is the dining hall/living room, a dramatic room extending to over 60 ft in length and with a ceiling which in part rises up past a galleried first floor landing to the full roof height, exposing beams and roof trusses. Outside there is a 4-bay open garage and a good sized area of private garden. Nailsworth 2.5 miles, Tetbury 6 miles, M5 (Junction 13) 6 miles, M4 (Junction 18) 17 miles, Gloucester 17 miles, Cirencester 18 miles, Cheltenham 20 miles, Bath 29 miles, Kemble Railway Station, London Paddington 75 minutes. (Distances and times approximate)
Entrance Hall Via entrance door, stairs to first floor, radiator, doors to cloakroom, kitchen and lounge. Cloakroom Pedestal wash hand basin, low level w/c, alarm panel, extractor fan, radiator. Kitchen uPVC double glazed window to front aspect, range of wall and base level units with rolled edge work surfaces over, plumbing for washing machine, plumbing for dishwasher, tiled splashbacks, radiator, plumbing for dishwasher. Lounge uPVC double glazed window to rear aspect, double glazed door to rear aspect, stoarge cupboard, television aerial point, two radiators. First Floor Landing Access to loft space, built in airing cupboard. Bedroom One UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, built in double wardrobe, radiator, door to ensuite. Bedroom Two UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator. Bedroom Three UPVc double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator. Bathroom UPVC double glazed window to front aspect, panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w/c, radiator. Front Of The Property Off road parking for one car, pedestrian side access. Rear Of The Property Enclosed by timber panelled fencing, mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub borders. Garage Within cul de sac, easy access.
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This fantastic 5 bedroom home really is the top of the range in modern luxury living. At over 1700 sq ft the Chelmsford will meet all of your needs. On entering the home the large hallway provides access to all the ground floor rooms, whether it be the living room, study or cloak room, or the dining room at the rear of the property which benefits from French doors leading out the garden. At the heart of the home the Chelmsford boasts an American size kitchen/breakfast room also with French doors to the rear garden. With a modern fitted kitchen even the most demanding chef has plenty of space in which to create and plenty of storage for their ingredients. On the first floor we find the impressive master bedroom with feature dressing area, leading through to the en-suite with double shower cubicle. The first floor also enjoys a fifth bedroom, family bathroom and is topped off with a second bedroom also with it's own en-suite. Finally the second floor has the fourth bedroom, a shower room and a large third bedroom which can also be used as a playroom/gym. Kings Copse, Kingsway has an extensive range of exciting and versatile house types to suit every lifestyle. The diverse and different styles appeal to first time buyers, professional couples and growing families. Living in Kingsway Village is enjoyed by many, so don’t delay and visit Kings Copse with its 3 bedroom show home, where our Sales Executive can help you secure the home of your dreams. Taylor Wimpey homes are renowned for their high standard of build quality. We are regular winners of NHBC Quality Awards. Our homes are expertly designed to provide an efficient layout of floor space, giving great value for money. Our selection of options and extras gives you a great opportunity to personalise your new home.Kings Copse is ideally located for easy access to the M5 and A38. Gloucester is only 4 miles away. Kings Copse is set on the 330 acres of the one time RAF Quedgeley base.
This fantastic 5 bedroom home really is the top of the range in modern luxury living. At over 1700 sq ft the Chelmsford will meet all of your needs. On entering the home the large hallway provides access to all the ground floor rooms, whether it be the living room, study or cloak room, or the dining room at the rear of the property which benefits from French doors leading out the garden. At the heart of the home the Chelmsford boasts an American size kitchen/breakfast room also with French doors to the rear garden. With a modern fitted kitchen even the most demanding chef has plenty of space in which to create and plenty of storage for their ingredients. On the first floor we find the impressive master bedroom with feature dressing area, leading through to the en-suite with double shower cubicle. The first floor also enjoys a fifth bedroom, family bathroom and is topped off with a second bedroom also with it's own en-suite. Finally the second floor has the fourth bedroom, a shower room and a large third bedroom which can also be used as a playroom/gym. Kings Copse, Kingsway has an extensive range of exciting and versatile house types to suit every lifestyle. The diverse and different styles appeal to first time buyers, professional couples and growing families. Living in Kingsway Village is enjoyed by many, so don’t delay and visit Kings Copse with its 3 bedroom show home, where our Sales Executive can help you secure the home of your dreams. Taylor Wimpey homes are renowned for their high standard of build quality. We are regular winners of NHBC Quality Awards. Our homes are expertly designed to provide an efficient layout of floor space, giving great value for money. Our selection of options and extras gives you a great opportunity to personalise your new home.Kings Copse is ideally located for easy access to the M5 and A38. Gloucester is only 4 miles away. Kings Copse is set on the 330 acres of the one time RAF Quedgeley base.
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