House For Sale £1,500,000
Description A simply stunning and completely breath-taking home, totally remodelled and recently completed to exceptional standards by highly respected developers, Brinkman Developments Ltd. The property is situated in a quiet location at Edge near Painswick, with its lovely community and enjoys views of the rolling Cotswold landscape and is set centrally within a deceptively large garden of just shy of half an acre.
Originally the site of a small bungalow, the property has been extensively developed into an architecturally pleasing 'grand designs home' boasting the most impressive kitchen/family room extending in itself to 95 sq.m with high vaulted ceilings, oak glazed gable open to a living room area.
The spacious accommodation extends in all to around 2841 sq.ft (267 sq.m) and is centred around an impressive light filled hall with limestone flooring and an oak and glass staircase with two separate rooms off, one which could be used as study/family room whist the rear room has a stylish en suite and doubles as a fifth bedroom. There is also a utility room and additional downstairs wc.
The kitchen/living/family space forms the heart of the house and has to seen to be fully appreciated and features a custom made Shaker kitchen by Handmade Kitchens of Christchurch with a 3m Island unit, Silestone worktops, Larder cupboard plus various appliances including a vented induction hob and built in ovens.
On the first floor, there are a further four double bedrooms, the master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, and another spacious and stylish en suite whilst a family bathroom boasts a roll top Burlington 'soaking tub' bath, wall panelling and a wet room style shower.
Throughout the house are a number of high quality touches and finishes. The entire downstairs has zoned under floor heating run by a Viessmann lpg system boiler. Upstairs has traditional column radiators and stainless steel towel rail radiators. Floorings include 1 ft wide oak boards, and limestone flooring in the hall and other rooms.
Externally, the property sits centrally within large, mainly level gardens extending to 0.45 acre. There is a gated driveway, ample parking and large 33sqm double oak clad garage which has been designed it to be versatile, with insulated walls and includes a door and a window with a lovely view making it easy to section off and create a room within the garage for the purposes of an office or workshop should this be preferred. Wiring is provided for an Electric Charging Point.
The gardens are laid to lawn, with two patio areas and large flower beds. The rear garden is very private with mature trees, and the front garden has lovely views across to Painswick. In addition Planning permission has been granted for a large (8.5m x 3.5m) 'garden room/studio' planning reference S.21/2947/hhold should the purchaser wish to build one.
Situation The property is located in the pretty, small village of Edge just over a mile away from the village of Painswick. Back Edge lane leads to a "no through road" from which there are some stunning walks leading to Painswick, Holcombe and the surrounding area. Edge hosts a village hall and green, which are used for various functions including the annual Edge village fete, as well as a parish church and the popular Edgemoor Inn.
Nearby Painswick is known as 'Queen of the Cotswolds' and is a very attractive large village, situated in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by particularly unspoilt countryside. The 15th Century Church, with its famous surrounding clipped yew trees, dominates this settlement with its ancient streets of stone cottages and houses. The village has a good range of shops, pubs and a hotel with more comprehensive shopping, commercial and recreational amenities in nearby Cheltenham, Cirencester and Stroud. An excellent choice of private schools in the area include Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies College, Beaudesert Park, and Wycliffe College. There is also a wide choice of excellent primary, grammar and secondary schools. Fast trains from Stroud reach London Paddington in as little as an hour and thirty five minutes and the M5 is about five miles to the east of Stroud giving good access to the West Country and Midlands whilst the A417 is readily accessible linking the M4 & M5. Ample local sporting opportunities including a number of golf courses and National Hunt racing at Cheltenham and excellent walks in the surrounding countryside including The Cotswold Way.
Tenure and services The property is freehold. Mains water, mains electricity, mains drainage. Wired for Electric Charging Point. Cat5 data points in the bedrooms and living areas. Lpg gas fired central heating. Council Tax Band E.
Originally the site of a small bungalow, the property has been extensively developed into an architecturally pleasing 'grand designs home' boasting the most impressive kitchen/family room extending in itself to 95 sq.m with high vaulted ceilings, oak glazed gable open to a living room area.
The spacious accommodation extends in all to around 2841 sq.ft (267 sq.m) and is centred around an impressive light filled hall with limestone flooring and an oak and glass staircase with two separate rooms off, one which could be used as study/family room whist the rear room has a stylish en suite and doubles as a fifth bedroom. There is also a utility room and additional downstairs wc.
The kitchen/living/family space forms the heart of the house and has to seen to be fully appreciated and features a custom made Shaker kitchen by Handmade Kitchens of Christchurch with a 3m Island unit, Silestone worktops, Larder cupboard plus various appliances including a vented induction hob and built in ovens.
On the first floor, there are a further four double bedrooms, the master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, and another spacious and stylish en suite whilst a family bathroom boasts a roll top Burlington 'soaking tub' bath, wall panelling and a wet room style shower.
Throughout the house are a number of high quality touches and finishes. The entire downstairs has zoned under floor heating run by a Viessmann lpg system boiler. Upstairs has traditional column radiators and stainless steel towel rail radiators. Floorings include 1 ft wide oak boards, and limestone flooring in the hall and other rooms.
Externally, the property sits centrally within large, mainly level gardens extending to 0.45 acre. There is a gated driveway, ample parking and large 33sqm double oak clad garage which has been designed it to be versatile, with insulated walls and includes a door and a window with a lovely view making it easy to section off and create a room within the garage for the purposes of an office or workshop should this be preferred. Wiring is provided for an Electric Charging Point.
The gardens are laid to lawn, with two patio areas and large flower beds. The rear garden is very private with mature trees, and the front garden has lovely views across to Painswick. In addition Planning permission has been granted for a large (8.5m x 3.5m) 'garden room/studio' planning reference S.21/2947/hhold should the purchaser wish to build one.
Situation The property is located in the pretty, small village of Edge just over a mile away from the village of Painswick. Back Edge lane leads to a "no through road" from which there are some stunning walks leading to Painswick, Holcombe and the surrounding area. Edge hosts a village hall and green, which are used for various functions including the annual Edge village fete, as well as a parish church and the popular Edgemoor Inn.
Nearby Painswick is known as 'Queen of the Cotswolds' and is a very attractive large village, situated in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by particularly unspoilt countryside. The 15th Century Church, with its famous surrounding clipped yew trees, dominates this settlement with its ancient streets of stone cottages and houses. The village has a good range of shops, pubs and a hotel with more comprehensive shopping, commercial and recreational amenities in nearby Cheltenham, Cirencester and Stroud. An excellent choice of private schools in the area include Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies College, Beaudesert Park, and Wycliffe College. There is also a wide choice of excellent primary, grammar and secondary schools. Fast trains from Stroud reach London Paddington in as little as an hour and thirty five minutes and the M5 is about five miles to the east of Stroud giving good access to the West Country and Midlands whilst the A417 is readily accessible linking the M4 & M5. Ample local sporting opportunities including a number of golf courses and National Hunt racing at Cheltenham and excellent walks in the surrounding countryside including The Cotswold Way.
Tenure and services The property is freehold. Mains water, mains electricity, mains drainage. Wired for Electric Charging Point. Cat5 data points in the bedrooms and living areas. Lpg gas fired central heating. Council Tax Band E.
