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Map2 bedroom apartment
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Features and description
A beautiful Period Apartment forming part of one of the Cotswold's most recognisable Grade II Listed country mansions. Set in magnificent grounds with beautifully maintained communal gardens, walled orchard and 19th Century summerhouse, Brockhampton Park sits on the banks of the River Coln, near the village of Brockhampton and approximately 7 miles from Regency Cheltenham. It is a rural retreat that offers the very best of Cotswold living. This ground floor apartment has been the subject of an extensive programme of refurbishment and improvement by the current owner and is now presented in immaculate order throughout.
As one enters Brockhampton Park via the sweeping driveway the view of the grounds is truly spectacular while the house exudes period charm with its classical façade of handsome Cotswold Stone and breath-taking views across the lake.
The house is accessed via a covered porch which leads into a communal wood panelled entrance hall, grand reception room and sweeping staircase to the first floor.
Upon entering 15 Brockhampton Park the abundance of sought-after period features is immediately evident. All rooms lead off the entrance hallway and look out onto the grounds and open fields beyond. The open-plan living space is designed to be all-inclusive with the fitted kitchen with breakfast bar at one end and the comfortable living space at the other. The room retains many original features making a reassuringly traditional feel, with an abundance of character and texture.
The property boasts two double bedrooms, both of which are light and bright, and last, but by no means least, the bathroom is yet another example of the love and devotion showered on this property. With tiled flooring, wood panelling, a roll-top bath and separate shower cubicle it is of a standard befitting such a prestigious property.
The property further benefits from two allocated parking spaces together with use of the beautifully maintained communal grounds which extend to circa eight acres with a lake and ornamental bridge. In addition, there is a useful cellar storage room.
The property is offered for sale LEASEHOLD. Viewing is by appointment only.
Cotswold District Council Tax Band – D
Tenure – 999 year lease from 1979
Service Charge – Year to 30th June 2021 approximately £3700.00 plus variable communal heating charges
Managing Agent – CMG Leasehold Management Ltd
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