House For Sale £1,050,000
A Grade II Listed 4-bedroom house, part of a former Manor house, set within beautiful gardens and grounds.
A handsome period property forming part of Mickleton Manor and in need of some modernisation. Dating back to circa C1656, The Manor was split into four dwellings in the 1980s and is constructed of Ashlar limestone. The property has retained many fine period features to include fireplace and stone mullion windows overlooking the gardens and grounds. From the reception hall there is a large sitting room with feature fireplace. The open plan kitchen/dining room offers a part glazed door leading out onto the private terrace and lawns beyond. The first floor consists of a light and spacious drawing room with views of the main garden and countryside beyond, main bedroom and separate shower room. The 2nd floor offers 3 further bedrooms and a shower room.
The property is approached through stone pillars onto a gravelled drive with garage and studio. From the terraces adjacent to the house the gardens open to a large expanse of lawn, interspersed with beautiful specimen trees. The lawn extends to a ha-ha wall with pasture land beyond allowing for a wonderful open vista.
The property is situated in the conservation area of the thriving village of Mickleton, which nestles at the foot of the Cotswold escarpment, approximately 9 miles to the South of Stratford-upon-Avon 3 miles to the North of Chipping Campden and 6 miles to the North East of Broadway. Mickleton has several shops including a post office, general stores and butcher, a parish church, Methodist chapel and two public houses, at hotel, doctors' surgery and a newly built primary school and nursery. The Village is conveniently located for Cheltenham, Evesham and Stratford-upon-Avon and most Midland centres are within commuting distance. There are mainline stations to London Paddington at Evesham (approx. 10 miles), Honeybourne (approx. 4 miles) and Moreton-in-Marsh (approx. 10 miles). The village nestles at the base of the Cotswolds with it many attractions, including the National Trust gardens at Hidcote Bartrim and Kifsgate House and Gardens (both approx. 1 mile outside the village), lovely country walks and beautiful limestone villages.
A handsome period property forming part of Mickleton Manor and in need of some modernisation. Dating back to circa C1656, The Manor was split into four dwellings in the 1980s and is constructed of Ashlar limestone. The property has retained many fine period features to include fireplace and stone mullion windows overlooking the gardens and grounds. From the reception hall there is a large sitting room with feature fireplace. The open plan kitchen/dining room offers a part glazed door leading out onto the private terrace and lawns beyond. The first floor consists of a light and spacious drawing room with views of the main garden and countryside beyond, main bedroom and separate shower room. The 2nd floor offers 3 further bedrooms and a shower room.
The property is approached through stone pillars onto a gravelled drive with garage and studio. From the terraces adjacent to the house the gardens open to a large expanse of lawn, interspersed with beautiful specimen trees. The lawn extends to a ha-ha wall with pasture land beyond allowing for a wonderful open vista.
The property is situated in the conservation area of the thriving village of Mickleton, which nestles at the foot of the Cotswold escarpment, approximately 9 miles to the South of Stratford-upon-Avon 3 miles to the North of Chipping Campden and 6 miles to the North East of Broadway. Mickleton has several shops including a post office, general stores and butcher, a parish church, Methodist chapel and two public houses, at hotel, doctors' surgery and a newly built primary school and nursery. The Village is conveniently located for Cheltenham, Evesham and Stratford-upon-Avon and most Midland centres are within commuting distance. There are mainline stations to London Paddington at Evesham (approx. 10 miles), Honeybourne (approx. 4 miles) and Moreton-in-Marsh (approx. 10 miles). The village nestles at the base of the Cotswolds with it many attractions, including the National Trust gardens at Hidcote Bartrim and Kifsgate House and Gardens (both approx. 1 mile outside the village), lovely country walks and beautiful limestone villages.
