House For Sale £1,500,000
A fine grade II listed georgian country house
3 Reception rooms
Garden Room
Kitchen/breakfast room
Boot room, utility, cloakroom
7 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
Double garage and delightful gardens and grounds.
In all 0.69 acres.
Wood Stanway House is a fine detached Grade II Listed Georgian country house thought to have been built in the 1740’s with later additions and belonged to Lord Charteris, brother of the 12th Earl of Wemyss and his direct descendants. Situated on a peaceful country lane the house has enviable views across the neighbouring countryside and is surrounded by Wemyss and March estate land. Classically constructed of Cotswold stone with stone mullion and sash windows and large canted bay window off the family room the property has some lovely period features including flagstone floors, shutters, carved and stone fireplaces, window seats and exposed stone and timber. The accommodation set over 3 floors is extensive and the property in general has a wonderful genteel ambience with spacious light filled rooms.
The property is approached through timber gates to a gravelled courtyard area with Double Garage and parking for several cars.
The gardens lie principally to the north and west and are laid to sweeping lawns with mature trees including a large silver birch, clipped yew hedging and yew topiary with herbaceous borders. The gardens afford magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
Structural Survey
For the benefit of purchasers, the vendors have
commissioned a full structural survey of Wood Stanway House by an independent surveyor. The survey is available for inspection at the agent’s offices in Broadway. It will be made a condition of the sale that the ingoing buyer refunds the cost of the survey to the vendor.
Directions
From Toddington roundabout take the B4077 signposted Stow-on-theWold. After leaving the village of Toddington take the first turning right at the crossroads, opposite the monument signposted Wood Stanway. Turn left at the triangle and bear left again when entering the village and Wood Stanway House will be directly ahead on the left with the famous Cotswold
Way path running alongside.<br /><br />Wood Stanway is conveniently situated between Broadway and the ancient Saxon town of Winchcombe both of which offer facilities for everyday living. The Regency spa town of Cheltenham is about thirteen miles away and
provides excellent schooling in both the state and private sectors. It also offers wonderful leisure activities including the literature, cricket and music festivals it holds along with the famous racecourse which plays host to the Gold Cup every spring.
Excellent road and rail communications with Junction 9(M5) at Tewkesbury, Birmingham, Oxford and London within easy reach and regular train services to London Paddington from Evesham and Moreton-in-Marsh.
The surrounding countryside provides wonderful walking and riding across the Cotwolds over the many footpaths and bridleways
3 Reception rooms
Garden Room
Kitchen/breakfast room
Boot room, utility, cloakroom
7 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
Double garage and delightful gardens and grounds.
In all 0.69 acres.
Wood Stanway House is a fine detached Grade II Listed Georgian country house thought to have been built in the 1740’s with later additions and belonged to Lord Charteris, brother of the 12th Earl of Wemyss and his direct descendants. Situated on a peaceful country lane the house has enviable views across the neighbouring countryside and is surrounded by Wemyss and March estate land. Classically constructed of Cotswold stone with stone mullion and sash windows and large canted bay window off the family room the property has some lovely period features including flagstone floors, shutters, carved and stone fireplaces, window seats and exposed stone and timber. The accommodation set over 3 floors is extensive and the property in general has a wonderful genteel ambience with spacious light filled rooms.
The property is approached through timber gates to a gravelled courtyard area with Double Garage and parking for several cars.
The gardens lie principally to the north and west and are laid to sweeping lawns with mature trees including a large silver birch, clipped yew hedging and yew topiary with herbaceous borders. The gardens afford magnificent views of the surrounding countryside.
Structural Survey
For the benefit of purchasers, the vendors have
commissioned a full structural survey of Wood Stanway House by an independent surveyor. The survey is available for inspection at the agent’s offices in Broadway. It will be made a condition of the sale that the ingoing buyer refunds the cost of the survey to the vendor.
Directions
From Toddington roundabout take the B4077 signposted Stow-on-theWold. After leaving the village of Toddington take the first turning right at the crossroads, opposite the monument signposted Wood Stanway. Turn left at the triangle and bear left again when entering the village and Wood Stanway House will be directly ahead on the left with the famous Cotswold
Way path running alongside.<br /><br />Wood Stanway is conveniently situated between Broadway and the ancient Saxon town of Winchcombe both of which offer facilities for everyday living. The Regency spa town of Cheltenham is about thirteen miles away and
provides excellent schooling in both the state and private sectors. It also offers wonderful leisure activities including the literature, cricket and music festivals it holds along with the famous racecourse which plays host to the Gold Cup every spring.
Excellent road and rail communications with Junction 9(M5) at Tewkesbury, Birmingham, Oxford and London within easy reach and regular train services to London Paddington from Evesham and Moreton-in-Marsh.
The surrounding countryside provides wonderful walking and riding across the Cotwolds over the many footpaths and bridleways
