4 bedroom detached house

Cyder Press Farm is a most attractive half timbered Grade II listed period farmhouse thought to have been built in around 1667. The house sits in an elevated position within its plot with pretty gardens to the front and rear.

The farmhouse is built on a stone plinth foundation and features half timbered elevations with rendered brick infill under pitch clay tiled roofs and hooded dormer windows at first floor level.

There are a wealth of original internal features that include exposed wooden beams, half- timbered walls, feature fireplaces and flagstone flooring. Modern and contemporary features have been sympathetically blended including smart modern kitchen units, bathrooms and integrated storage.

The ground floor features three good sized reception rooms, a large kitchen, breakfast room, an informal sitting room/children's playroom and a downstairs WC. The first floor has four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a shower room and a mezzanine level area.

The Cottage
Located adjacent to the house but approached via a long sweeping driveway, Cyderpress Cottage is a beautifully converted independent cottage that extends to 1,023 square feet over two floors. It briefly comprises a kitchen/dining room, sitting room utility and ground floor cloakroom. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms, both with en-suites.

Behind the cottage is a large private garden and to the front, there's ample parking.

Outside
Set in approximately 1 acre of gardens and grounds, the farmhouse and cottage are enclosed by mature hedge boundaries with lawns to the front and rear. The farmhouse has charming terraced areas on both sides of the house, perfect for enjoying the pretty grounds that surround the house.

Adjacent to the driveway is a two bay garage, a lockup storeroom and a lean-to store room within the garage building, and a separate log store/ bike shed

NO ONWARD CHAIN.

Set in the heart of the Severn Vale, a short drive from the fashionable Spa town of Cheltenham and the Cathedral City of Gloucester, Cyderpress Farm is located on the western edge of the village in a tranquil private location that sees very little passing traffic.

The nearby villages of Coombe Hill and Norton have amenities such as public houses, a primary school, petrol station and shop as well as a superb farm shop.

There is an extensive range of amenities in Cheltenham and Gloucester with train stations at both, Gloucester providing the quickest (1hr 50mins) direct services to London Paddington. Both Cheltenham Spa and Gloucester stations run direct regular services to both Bristol Temple Meads and Birmingham New Street.

Services: Mains water and electricity. Private waste. Oil fired central heating. Gigaclear superfast broad band available in the verge outside the house.

Tewkesbury 6 miles, Cheltenham 7 miles, M5 Junction 11 N&S 8 miles, Worcester 21 miles, Bristol 46 miles, Oxford 53 miles, Gloucester Railway Station 6 miles - London Paddington 120 minutes. All distances are approximate.