House For Sale £2,000,000
Seven bedroom Grade II listed manor house in the heart of the Wye Valley.
Set in over 2 acres, this home boasts elegance, original features and fantastic proportions throughout.
When you enter on the ground floor you are welcomed in by a grand entrance hall offering impressive ceiling heights which leads you to all the main living spaces. To one side of this home you will find a stately dining room which interconnects with drawing room, both of which have impressive south facing floor to ceiling bay windows overlooking the garden, allowing the outside in.
As you move through the property you reach the kitchen which has been recently renovated and is open plan to a family room which in turn leads on to the conservatory. This space is ideal for the family to enjoy together and again gives the opportunity to really connect with the outside surroundings.
Further on the ground floor can be found a charming music room/library, study, gym and health suite and shower room. At every turn you are met with period features from fireplaces to intricately detailed cornicing. The original parts of the property date back to 1541 which was then added to in the 18th century.
On the first floor the grandeur continues with four spacious bedrooms, all with ensuite and impressive windows. The principal bedroom suite overlooks a Cedar of Lebanon tree which sits proudly in the garden and is dual aspect. At the rear of the property on the first floor there are three further bedrooms all of which are ensuite making an ideal and comfortable guest wing.
This Grade II listed home also benefits from a cellar offering storage and a wine cellar. Externally there is a drive leading to the property and a parking area with plenty of space for multiple cars as well as being geared up for electric with a charging point already in place.
The gardens boast some ancient and impressive trees, including what is believed to be one of the oldest Cedar of Lebanon trees in the country. The gardens further include landscaped gravel terracing, immaculate lawns and the benefit of a private tennis court. Further to the garden there is also the opportunity to additionally purchase an adjoining 4 acres paddock if desired. Surrounding the property is the Wye Valley countryside with long reaching views over the neighbouring fields.
Located in Peterstow, which lies in the Wye Valley the village itself offers local amenities for everyday essentials including the local pub, village store and post office. It offers easy access into the historic Ross-on-Wye market town which additionally offers an array of outdoor activities, supermarkets, shops and amenities. With good roads links to the M50 and M5 and a number of highly regarded private and public schools in the area this home offers all the best in country living with convenience.
Council tax band: G<br /><br />
Set in over 2 acres, this home boasts elegance, original features and fantastic proportions throughout.
When you enter on the ground floor you are welcomed in by a grand entrance hall offering impressive ceiling heights which leads you to all the main living spaces. To one side of this home you will find a stately dining room which interconnects with drawing room, both of which have impressive south facing floor to ceiling bay windows overlooking the garden, allowing the outside in.
As you move through the property you reach the kitchen which has been recently renovated and is open plan to a family room which in turn leads on to the conservatory. This space is ideal for the family to enjoy together and again gives the opportunity to really connect with the outside surroundings.
Further on the ground floor can be found a charming music room/library, study, gym and health suite and shower room. At every turn you are met with period features from fireplaces to intricately detailed cornicing. The original parts of the property date back to 1541 which was then added to in the 18th century.
On the first floor the grandeur continues with four spacious bedrooms, all with ensuite and impressive windows. The principal bedroom suite overlooks a Cedar of Lebanon tree which sits proudly in the garden and is dual aspect. At the rear of the property on the first floor there are three further bedrooms all of which are ensuite making an ideal and comfortable guest wing.
This Grade II listed home also benefits from a cellar offering storage and a wine cellar. Externally there is a drive leading to the property and a parking area with plenty of space for multiple cars as well as being geared up for electric with a charging point already in place.
The gardens boast some ancient and impressive trees, including what is believed to be one of the oldest Cedar of Lebanon trees in the country. The gardens further include landscaped gravel terracing, immaculate lawns and the benefit of a private tennis court. Further to the garden there is also the opportunity to additionally purchase an adjoining 4 acres paddock if desired. Surrounding the property is the Wye Valley countryside with long reaching views over the neighbouring fields.
Located in Peterstow, which lies in the Wye Valley the village itself offers local amenities for everyday essentials including the local pub, village store and post office. It offers easy access into the historic Ross-on-Wye market town which additionally offers an array of outdoor activities, supermarkets, shops and amenities. With good roads links to the M50 and M5 and a number of highly regarded private and public schools in the area this home offers all the best in country living with convenience.
Council tax band: G<br /><br />
