House For Sale £1,300,000
Occupying a peaceful position with distant views, Dresden House is an immaculate detached family home accompanied by a range of outbuildings, all surrounded by its own land.
The property has been under the same ownership since 2013 during which time it has been the subject of a thorough renovation that has included extensions to either end of the original house as well as the incorporation of solar panels and the ability to switch between solid fuel or oil fired central heating.
Extending to a total of 3,743 square feet, the property now enjoys flexible well-proportioned, the main house comprising five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large open plan kitchen/living space, a sitting room and an impressive oak framed garden room. The utility room, boiler room, cloakroom and a boot room complete the main house.
The Annex
A very comfortable and well-appointed ground floor annex is currently independent from the main house with a private access but it could be easily incorporated into the main house if required. It comprises a large sitting room, a separate kitchen and an en-suite bedroom with walk in wardrobe.
The views from the front of the house are superb. There are a number of secluded seating areas and well stocked flower borders, a separate vegetable garden and beyond the house, a large expanse of level lawn. The paddocks continue to wrap around the house and gardens.
Set back from the lane at the end of a long gated driveway, the property enjoys a very private position with plenty of parking and easy access to the range of outbuildings.
Currently used as dry and secure storage, the various outbuildings (stables, barns, two storey barns, garaging) are extremely versatile and subject to the necessary consents could be converted or adapted to accommodate any number of uses.
Services: Mains water and electricity. Recently installed septic tank. Solid wood or oil fired central heating. Solar heated hot water.
What Three Words: ///joggers.spectacle.skip
Set in an elevated position high on May Hill, just below the landmark summit which is owned by the National Trust, this charming smallholding is tucked away at the end of a long private driveway in a very private and peaceful location .
Situated on the Gloucestershire Herefordshire border, the rolling countryside surrounding May Hill is a highly sought after part of west Gloucestershire. The village of Huntley and the historic market town of Newent are a short picturesque drive and offer a full range of amenities.
The walking and riding is excellent with easy access to a number of footpaths and bridle paths.
Newent 5 miles, Ross-on-Wye 7 miles, Gloucester station 10 miles (London Paddington direct 1hr 50mins), Cheltenham station 17 miles (London Paddington 2hrs), Monmouth 16 miles, Bristol 42 miles, Cardiff 53 miles, Oxford 59 miles, Birmingham 62 miles. (Distances Approximate).
The property has been under the same ownership since 2013 during which time it has been the subject of a thorough renovation that has included extensions to either end of the original house as well as the incorporation of solar panels and the ability to switch between solid fuel or oil fired central heating.
Extending to a total of 3,743 square feet, the property now enjoys flexible well-proportioned, the main house comprising five double bedrooms, three bathrooms, a large open plan kitchen/living space, a sitting room and an impressive oak framed garden room. The utility room, boiler room, cloakroom and a boot room complete the main house.
The Annex
A very comfortable and well-appointed ground floor annex is currently independent from the main house with a private access but it could be easily incorporated into the main house if required. It comprises a large sitting room, a separate kitchen and an en-suite bedroom with walk in wardrobe.
The views from the front of the house are superb. There are a number of secluded seating areas and well stocked flower borders, a separate vegetable garden and beyond the house, a large expanse of level lawn. The paddocks continue to wrap around the house and gardens.
Set back from the lane at the end of a long gated driveway, the property enjoys a very private position with plenty of parking and easy access to the range of outbuildings.
Currently used as dry and secure storage, the various outbuildings (stables, barns, two storey barns, garaging) are extremely versatile and subject to the necessary consents could be converted or adapted to accommodate any number of uses.
Services: Mains water and electricity. Recently installed septic tank. Solid wood or oil fired central heating. Solar heated hot water.
What Three Words: ///joggers.spectacle.skip
Set in an elevated position high on May Hill, just below the landmark summit which is owned by the National Trust, this charming smallholding is tucked away at the end of a long private driveway in a very private and peaceful location .
Situated on the Gloucestershire Herefordshire border, the rolling countryside surrounding May Hill is a highly sought after part of west Gloucestershire. The village of Huntley and the historic market town of Newent are a short picturesque drive and offer a full range of amenities.
The walking and riding is excellent with easy access to a number of footpaths and bridle paths.
Newent 5 miles, Ross-on-Wye 7 miles, Gloucester station 10 miles (London Paddington direct 1hr 50mins), Cheltenham station 17 miles (London Paddington 2hrs), Monmouth 16 miles, Bristol 42 miles, Cardiff 53 miles, Oxford 59 miles, Birmingham 62 miles. (Distances Approximate).
