House For Sale £2,650,000
A traditional country home beautifully positioned in 3.7 acres of landscaped gardens.
Description
Stonehouse is a beautiful country home discreetly positioned in the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside. Arguably one of the finest homes in the area, the glorious formal gardens, generous entertaining space and attractive far-reaching rural views are but a few of the outstanding attributes. Approached via secure wooden gates, the long gravelled drive sweeps to the principal entrance and in turn to the manicured front gardens. Built from stone set under a pitched tiled roof the accommodation is set over three floors with 3,872 sq ft of exceptional living space.
Entered by way of a traditional reception hall, the pragmatic layout allows for highly comfortable living. The morning room, somewhat of a variety and a most welcome addition, is adjacent to the formal drawing room. Both beautifully dressed, they complement one another perfectly and are ideal to host social gatherings and family occasions alike. The country-style kitchen is equipped with a range of cabinetry, integrated appliances, granite work surfaces, and AGA with two electric ovens and four gas hobs. In addition there is ample dining space and an attractive island unit with inset sink, microwave, fridge and storage units. The dual aspect dining room is of a superb size and comfortably caters for a number of guests. Beyond the kitchen is very welcoming snug, with exposed stone walls and oak ceiling beams it provides a wonderful place to read, study and relax.
The full glass conservatory affords beautiful views over the garden with French doors opening to the side terrace. In addition there is a large utility/laundry room which is fitted with a comprehensive range of units together with a useful pantry and cloakroom.
The first floor consists of four good-sized bedrooms, each with their unique characteristics and enjoying highly-pleasant views. The principal suite is served by a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom with Jack and Jill basins, walk in double width shower and a claw foot free standing bath. There is also a separate shower room. Further stairs rise to the second floor and in turn to two further double bedrooms and bathroom.
The ancillary accommodation is superb, namely the versatile studio which has both power, heating and light and supports the ability to work from home. Further to this there are two garages, storage room, double-bay carport, large shed, wood store, green house and potting shed.
The landscaped gardens are very special, perfectly complementing the main residence they equate to 3.7 acres. Interspersed with deep-set herbaceous beds, flower borders, established hedging and mature trees. Designed to be maintained in a light-touch manner, it offers the highest degree of privacy and security. The east wing has a charming raised terrace which provides an idyllic space to entertain or enjoy al-fresco dining and enjoys manicured hedging and elaborate flower beds. The west wing is laid to an attractive gravelled courtyard and provides access to the majority of the outbuildings.
Location
Westmancote is a quintessential Gloucestershire village approximately 11 miles north of Cheltenham. There are a wealth of outdoor activities to enjoy such as hiking, cycling and established hacking routes.
The Regency Spa town of Cheltenham known as "The Garden Town of England" has a wide selection of shops, bars, and restaurants together with a vibrant town centre, Regency Parks and a host of amenities. There is a hospital and mainline train station with direct routes to London Paddington. (approximately 2 hours).
The beautiful Cathedral city of Worcester is approximately 14 miles away with it's cobbled streets, independent boutiques, and coffee houses. There is also an enviable selection of Public houses that run the length of the River Severn, perfect for a summer's afternoon.
Communications are superb. The M5 motorway is approximately four miles away which provides direct routes to the West Midlands, Bristol and the West Country.
Mainline train stations are to be found at Ashchurch (approximately 3 miles), Cheltenham and Worcester.
Square Footage: 3,872 sq ft
Acreage: 3.7 Acres
Additional Info
Services connected: Mains gas, mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage.
Local Authority: Wychavon County Council.
Directions: From Bredon village continue on the Kemerton Road and after the slight bend at the mini crossroads take a sharp left. Continue on this lane following the bend to the right, after a short distance the entrance to Stonehouse will be on the right hand side, slightly set back from the road.
Description
Stonehouse is a beautiful country home discreetly positioned in the heart of the Gloucestershire countryside. Arguably one of the finest homes in the area, the glorious formal gardens, generous entertaining space and attractive far-reaching rural views are but a few of the outstanding attributes. Approached via secure wooden gates, the long gravelled drive sweeps to the principal entrance and in turn to the manicured front gardens. Built from stone set under a pitched tiled roof the accommodation is set over three floors with 3,872 sq ft of exceptional living space.
Entered by way of a traditional reception hall, the pragmatic layout allows for highly comfortable living. The morning room, somewhat of a variety and a most welcome addition, is adjacent to the formal drawing room. Both beautifully dressed, they complement one another perfectly and are ideal to host social gatherings and family occasions alike. The country-style kitchen is equipped with a range of cabinetry, integrated appliances, granite work surfaces, and AGA with two electric ovens and four gas hobs. In addition there is ample dining space and an attractive island unit with inset sink, microwave, fridge and storage units. The dual aspect dining room is of a superb size and comfortably caters for a number of guests. Beyond the kitchen is very welcoming snug, with exposed stone walls and oak ceiling beams it provides a wonderful place to read, study and relax.
The full glass conservatory affords beautiful views over the garden with French doors opening to the side terrace. In addition there is a large utility/laundry room which is fitted with a comprehensive range of units together with a useful pantry and cloakroom.
The first floor consists of four good-sized bedrooms, each with their unique characteristics and enjoying highly-pleasant views. The principal suite is served by a beautifully appointed en suite bathroom with Jack and Jill basins, walk in double width shower and a claw foot free standing bath. There is also a separate shower room. Further stairs rise to the second floor and in turn to two further double bedrooms and bathroom.
The ancillary accommodation is superb, namely the versatile studio which has both power, heating and light and supports the ability to work from home. Further to this there are two garages, storage room, double-bay carport, large shed, wood store, green house and potting shed.
The landscaped gardens are very special, perfectly complementing the main residence they equate to 3.7 acres. Interspersed with deep-set herbaceous beds, flower borders, established hedging and mature trees. Designed to be maintained in a light-touch manner, it offers the highest degree of privacy and security. The east wing has a charming raised terrace which provides an idyllic space to entertain or enjoy al-fresco dining and enjoys manicured hedging and elaborate flower beds. The west wing is laid to an attractive gravelled courtyard and provides access to the majority of the outbuildings.
Location
Westmancote is a quintessential Gloucestershire village approximately 11 miles north of Cheltenham. There are a wealth of outdoor activities to enjoy such as hiking, cycling and established hacking routes.
The Regency Spa town of Cheltenham known as "The Garden Town of England" has a wide selection of shops, bars, and restaurants together with a vibrant town centre, Regency Parks and a host of amenities. There is a hospital and mainline train station with direct routes to London Paddington. (approximately 2 hours).
The beautiful Cathedral city of Worcester is approximately 14 miles away with it's cobbled streets, independent boutiques, and coffee houses. There is also an enviable selection of Public houses that run the length of the River Severn, perfect for a summer's afternoon.
Communications are superb. The M5 motorway is approximately four miles away which provides direct routes to the West Midlands, Bristol and the West Country.
Mainline train stations are to be found at Ashchurch (approximately 3 miles), Cheltenham and Worcester.
Square Footage: 3,872 sq ft
Acreage: 3.7 Acres
Additional Info
Services connected: Mains gas, mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage.
Local Authority: Wychavon County Council.
Directions: From Bredon village continue on the Kemerton Road and after the slight bend at the mini crossroads take a sharp left. Continue on this lane following the bend to the right, after a short distance the entrance to Stonehouse will be on the right hand side, slightly set back from the road.
