House For Sale £835,000
Nestled in the picturesque countryside, this substantial and charming period detached house offers a perfect blend of character and modern comforts. Situated betwixt Cheltenham and Painswick, boasting five bedrooms, three reception rooms, a range of outbuildings and four bathrooms in all spread over 3,586 sq ft, this property provides ample space for a growing family.
The property exudes a homely atmosphere with its bright interiors and scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The impressive 24' open plan sitting/dining/kitchen is the hub of the home and the bi folding doors open on to the terrace with fine views over the surrounding countryside.
Conveniently located, the property also features a mature plot approaching 0.64 acres with a sweeping driveway giving acess to a parking area and a range of outbuildings to include a double garage/wood store, two further outbuildings/sheds and a refreshing swim spa pool, making it an ideal retreat for both relaxation and entertainment.
Don't miss the opportunity to own this spacious and inviting rural home that offers a peaceful lifestyle in a stunning setting.
Brockworth is a very popular area on the outskirts of Gloucester, largely established in the post war period and up to the 1970s, on the back of The Gloster Aircraft company which was a major employer in the pre and post war era. The runway saw the first test flight for Sir Frank Whittle and his turbo jet engine. Today the site has been redeveloped into a bustling business park and includes a major supermarket.
There is also a traditional shopping area in Brockworth, sporting facilities, primary and secondary schools and nearby is the famous cheese rollers hill, where, celebrating a pagan festival on the last Monday in May, the brave and the foolish chase a round of cheese down a breathtakingly steep hill.
The property exudes a homely atmosphere with its bright interiors and scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The impressive 24' open plan sitting/dining/kitchen is the hub of the home and the bi folding doors open on to the terrace with fine views over the surrounding countryside.
Conveniently located, the property also features a mature plot approaching 0.64 acres with a sweeping driveway giving acess to a parking area and a range of outbuildings to include a double garage/wood store, two further outbuildings/sheds and a refreshing swim spa pool, making it an ideal retreat for both relaxation and entertainment.
Don't miss the opportunity to own this spacious and inviting rural home that offers a peaceful lifestyle in a stunning setting.
Brockworth is a very popular area on the outskirts of Gloucester, largely established in the post war period and up to the 1970s, on the back of The Gloster Aircraft company which was a major employer in the pre and post war era. The runway saw the first test flight for Sir Frank Whittle and his turbo jet engine. Today the site has been redeveloped into a bustling business park and includes a major supermarket.
There is also a traditional shopping area in Brockworth, sporting facilities, primary and secondary schools and nearby is the famous cheese rollers hill, where, celebrating a pagan festival on the last Monday in May, the brave and the foolish chase a round of cheese down a breathtakingly steep hill.
