House For Sale £1,200,000
Set in an idyllic location surrounded by mature woodland, Ridgewood is a beautifully presented family home with spacious and versatile accommodation surrounded by well-established, private and pretty gardens.
Thought to have been built originally in the 1930's the house has been subject to a number of extensions over the years and most recently last year when the kitchen was opened up and extended to create the most fantastic kitchen and living area with level access onto the south facing terrace.
The planning permission included a further two storey extension and roof terrace off the reception hall and landing which can now be added at any stage if required as the consent will last in perpetuity. Plans available on request.
Enjoying panoramic views of the garden at the rear, the kitchen/family room is a wonderful expansive living space that easily affords a comfortable seating area (that focuses on the wood burner) as well as a separate dining area. Separated from the kitchen by discreet sliding double doors, there is a further snug/playroom as well as a formal dining room.
The large formal reception hall leads through to a naturally light triple aspect drawing room and the ground floor is completed by a utility, a study and the cloakroom.
The first floor includes a super master suite with a very generous bathroom, all of which enjoy the views over the gardens. Three further double bedrooms and a large single bedroom are balanced by two further large family bathrooms.
Outside:
The gardens wrap right around the plot fading into magical mature deciduous woodland which gives plenty of privacy and a sense of calm. The birds and wildlife that frequent the property are to be admired with deer, pheasants, barn owls and woodpeckers all regular visitors.
To the front, there is a gated entrance that provides access to a parking area in front of the house and the garage. Access past the garage gives way to over flow parking.
Additional utilitarian outbuildings offer various options and possibilities but currently make for workshops and garden stores.
Services:
Mains electricity, water & drainage. Oil fired central heating. Super fast Gigaclear broadband.
Surrounded by glorious rolling countryside, mature bluebell woods and traditional orchards, Edenshill is a peaceful hamlet situated in the heart of the Leadon Vale between the market town of Newent, the Cathedral city of Gloucester and within a short drive of the Spa town of Cheltenham.
The popular location is set within the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside and lies close to the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border, which is characterised by traditional farms and wooded hills. The village was originally registered in the Domesday Book as a part of the Gloucester Abbey Estate in the 11th Century. Now it provides a distinctly rural lifestyle benefiting from easy access to local towns and principal transport routes, and good communication links with the motorway network.
Located in the neighbouring valley is the award winning Three Choirs Vineyard complete with its highly regarded restaurant. Also within walking distance up the lane is the famous Collinpark Wood, a beautiful protected ancient woodland originally belonging to Dick Whittington's family.
Newent 3 miles, M50 (Jct 2) 5½ miles, Gloucester 9½ miles, Ross-on-Wye/Ledbury/Tewkesbury 11 miles, M5 (Jct 11a) 14 miles, Cheltenham 16½ miles, Hereford 22 miles, Birmingham 63 miles (Distances approximate).
Thought to have been built originally in the 1930's the house has been subject to a number of extensions over the years and most recently last year when the kitchen was opened up and extended to create the most fantastic kitchen and living area with level access onto the south facing terrace.
The planning permission included a further two storey extension and roof terrace off the reception hall and landing which can now be added at any stage if required as the consent will last in perpetuity. Plans available on request.
Enjoying panoramic views of the garden at the rear, the kitchen/family room is a wonderful expansive living space that easily affords a comfortable seating area (that focuses on the wood burner) as well as a separate dining area. Separated from the kitchen by discreet sliding double doors, there is a further snug/playroom as well as a formal dining room.
The large formal reception hall leads through to a naturally light triple aspect drawing room and the ground floor is completed by a utility, a study and the cloakroom.
The first floor includes a super master suite with a very generous bathroom, all of which enjoy the views over the gardens. Three further double bedrooms and a large single bedroom are balanced by two further large family bathrooms.
Outside:
The gardens wrap right around the plot fading into magical mature deciduous woodland which gives plenty of privacy and a sense of calm. The birds and wildlife that frequent the property are to be admired with deer, pheasants, barn owls and woodpeckers all regular visitors.
To the front, there is a gated entrance that provides access to a parking area in front of the house and the garage. Access past the garage gives way to over flow parking.
Additional utilitarian outbuildings offer various options and possibilities but currently make for workshops and garden stores.
Services:
Mains electricity, water & drainage. Oil fired central heating. Super fast Gigaclear broadband.
Surrounded by glorious rolling countryside, mature bluebell woods and traditional orchards, Edenshill is a peaceful hamlet situated in the heart of the Leadon Vale between the market town of Newent, the Cathedral city of Gloucester and within a short drive of the Spa town of Cheltenham.
The popular location is set within the beautiful Gloucestershire countryside and lies close to the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border, which is characterised by traditional farms and wooded hills. The village was originally registered in the Domesday Book as a part of the Gloucester Abbey Estate in the 11th Century. Now it provides a distinctly rural lifestyle benefiting from easy access to local towns and principal transport routes, and good communication links with the motorway network.
Located in the neighbouring valley is the award winning Three Choirs Vineyard complete with its highly regarded restaurant. Also within walking distance up the lane is the famous Collinpark Wood, a beautiful protected ancient woodland originally belonging to Dick Whittington's family.
Newent 3 miles, M50 (Jct 2) 5½ miles, Gloucester 9½ miles, Ross-on-Wye/Ledbury/Tewkesbury 11 miles, M5 (Jct 11a) 14 miles, Cheltenham 16½ miles, Hereford 22 miles, Birmingham 63 miles (Distances approximate).
