House For Rent £15,000
A stunning Grade II Listed country home in the rolling Gloucestershire countryside.
Description
A long, tree lined driveway leads guests up to the striking front entrance where upon entering, a grand entrance hall awaits.
Off the hall lies the large drawing room, sitting room and dining room providing excellent entertaining space, all benefitting from restored fireplaces and cornicing. To the rear of the property, a modern kitchen with wine fridges and scullery adjoins a family room and orangery which offers an excellent view of the gardens. Leading up the grand staircase, one arrives at a galleried landing. The principal bedroom benefits from a large bay window allowing beautiful views south across the lawns, as well as ensuite bathroom and dressing room. Bedrooms two and three are an excellent size and provide stunning views across the Malvern Hills.
The first floor offers the ability to utilise part of the floor as a self-contained flat for any family or staff. The second floor has three further bedrooms and an incredible cinema room, providing an immersive full movie experience.
The property has benefited from a complete sympathetic and refined restoration.
This combined with a modern hi-tech system which controls entertainment, heating and security features, ensures the property is finished to an incredibly high standard.
The house sits in approximately 30 acres of grounds, split
between pastureland, woodland, and formal gardens.
The pastureland is currently tenanted by a local farmer who
uses it for grazing cattle, while the formal gardens which
benefits from ornate box hedging and beautiful wildflowers, offers a quiet space to enjoy the benefits of countryside living. The recent installation of a modern greenhouse provides any avid horticulturists the opportunity to hone their skills, while the current range of fruit trees allow for fresh produce when in
season. A recently resurfaced all-weather tennis court sits to
the south of the property, while a double garage and ample
parking, with electric car charging port, lies to the north.
Surrounding the garage is a wide range of outbuildings
including log stores, workshops, and store rooms.
Around the property is ample lighting
ensuring the façade can be enjoyed no matter the time of
day.
Location
Longdon is quaint village situated approximately five miles northwest of Tewkesbury. The village is home to a beautiful village church, with The Hunters Inn only a mile away, while the rolling Malvern Hills provide a stunning vista, allowing easy access to countryside walks and activities. All necessary shops and amenities can be found in the nearby medieval market town of Tewkesbury, home to Tewkesbury Abbey, while Cheltenham and Malvern offer more substantial facilities, as well as a range of excellent state and independent schools including The Elms prep school, Malvern College and Cheltenham College. Cheltenham also caters for those with a taste for the finer things in life with Michelin starred restaurants, numerous bars, stylish shops and salons aplenty. For art and history lovers there is The Wilson, Cheltenham’s newly refurbished museum and art gallery, whilst Cheltenham also has a thriving cultural scene that includes two concert halls and three theatres. The famous Gold Cup and Science, Literature and Jazz festivals, ensure entertainment year-round.
Square Footage: 12,681 sq ft
Additional Info
Deposit £27,692.00
*The tenancy start date could be earlier. Please call for further details.
Description
A long, tree lined driveway leads guests up to the striking front entrance where upon entering, a grand entrance hall awaits.
Off the hall lies the large drawing room, sitting room and dining room providing excellent entertaining space, all benefitting from restored fireplaces and cornicing. To the rear of the property, a modern kitchen with wine fridges and scullery adjoins a family room and orangery which offers an excellent view of the gardens. Leading up the grand staircase, one arrives at a galleried landing. The principal bedroom benefits from a large bay window allowing beautiful views south across the lawns, as well as ensuite bathroom and dressing room. Bedrooms two and three are an excellent size and provide stunning views across the Malvern Hills.
The first floor offers the ability to utilise part of the floor as a self-contained flat for any family or staff. The second floor has three further bedrooms and an incredible cinema room, providing an immersive full movie experience.
The property has benefited from a complete sympathetic and refined restoration.
This combined with a modern hi-tech system which controls entertainment, heating and security features, ensures the property is finished to an incredibly high standard.
The house sits in approximately 30 acres of grounds, split
between pastureland, woodland, and formal gardens.
The pastureland is currently tenanted by a local farmer who
uses it for grazing cattle, while the formal gardens which
benefits from ornate box hedging and beautiful wildflowers, offers a quiet space to enjoy the benefits of countryside living. The recent installation of a modern greenhouse provides any avid horticulturists the opportunity to hone their skills, while the current range of fruit trees allow for fresh produce when in
season. A recently resurfaced all-weather tennis court sits to
the south of the property, while a double garage and ample
parking, with electric car charging port, lies to the north.
Surrounding the garage is a wide range of outbuildings
including log stores, workshops, and store rooms.
Around the property is ample lighting
ensuring the façade can be enjoyed no matter the time of
day.
Location
Longdon is quaint village situated approximately five miles northwest of Tewkesbury. The village is home to a beautiful village church, with The Hunters Inn only a mile away, while the rolling Malvern Hills provide a stunning vista, allowing easy access to countryside walks and activities. All necessary shops and amenities can be found in the nearby medieval market town of Tewkesbury, home to Tewkesbury Abbey, while Cheltenham and Malvern offer more substantial facilities, as well as a range of excellent state and independent schools including The Elms prep school, Malvern College and Cheltenham College. Cheltenham also caters for those with a taste for the finer things in life with Michelin starred restaurants, numerous bars, stylish shops and salons aplenty. For art and history lovers there is The Wilson, Cheltenham’s newly refurbished museum and art gallery, whilst Cheltenham also has a thriving cultural scene that includes two concert halls and three theatres. The famous Gold Cup and Science, Literature and Jazz festivals, ensure entertainment year-round.
Square Footage: 12,681 sq ft
Additional Info
Deposit £27,692.00
*The tenancy start date could be earlier. Please call for further details.
