Built in 1850, Digby House is an immaculately presented family home constructed of Cotswold stone with great character. Set back from the road, the property sits in the conservation area and has beautiful grounds totalling 0.4 of an acre. The property can be accessed from the front across a small, manicured fore garden with stone steps leading up to the front door; however, the primary and most used entrance is in the courtyard. Entrance porch with the front door opening into the dining/reception hallway with flagstone flooring and a large fireplace with a log burner. From there, either side of the house can be accessed. The inner hallway has cupboards and a staircase. Two formal reception rooms have a front aspect, exposed beams and wooden floorings. Located between the two is a small entrance hallway. The drawing room is slightly larger and has a fireplace and log burner. There is a small cellar located below the sitting room.

On the opposite side of the house is a large kitchen/breakfast room with French doors opening on to the courtyard and garden beyond. The kitchen features a central island, granite worktops, wooden flooring, bespoke wooden units and an area for a small table or sofa. Integrated appliances include a two oven AGA, dishwasher, and there is space for a freestanding American fridge/freezer. The utility and cloakroom are located just off the dining room.

The inner hallway has an oak staircase with an impressive atrium and large, glazed window giving beautiful views of the garden. The principal suite is beautifully appointed with a vaulted ceiling, en suite shower room with Mandarin stone tilling and a balcony with steps leading down to the garden. Opposite the principal suite is a dressing room with fitted wardrobes which could also be used as a nursery. There are three further generous double bedrooms, a jack and jill shower room and a further family bathroom with a freestanding bath and separate shower. A second staircase gives you access downstairs.

The west-facing gardens are partly walled and are an exceptional property feature. They include various entertaining areas, including a raised decked seating area and a separate dining area enclosed by a Cotswold stone wall. The lawn is in two tiers and is accessed via stone steps. Beautifully stocked and well-established sloping beds and impressive views across Ebrington village and beyond from the top of the garden.

There is a right of access across the neighbour's driveway to double electric gates, which open into a courtyard which provides plenty of private parking. A double garage has a rear storage room, and an internal staircase gives access to a large home office/gym. An external staircase gives access to the home office/gym. A further outbuilding next to the raised seating area is an ideal workshop.

Please note that the vendor is an employee of Knight Frank LLP.

Ebrington is a quintessential Cotswold village surrounded by rolling countryside. The village amenities are within easy walking distance, including an award-winning gastro pub, The Ebrington Arms, a church, a primary school, a cricket club, a village hall and a thriving community. Vegetable Matters Farm shop, and café is also located close by.

Chipping Campden, only 2.5 miles away, is an internationally recognised thriving market town in the Cotswolds and one of England's Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) renowned for its lovely stone houses and cottages with traditional Cotswold architecture, much of it dating back to medieval times. There are plenty of excellent shops, restaurants, hotels, specialist outlets (including a wine merchant), doctor's surgery, and at the very centre of the town, the ancient market square itself.

Chipping Campden is also noted for its outstanding primary and secondary schools, which are ranked amongst the highest achieving schools by the result, together with an excellent selection of state and private schools to suit most requirements in Moreton-in-Marsh, Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham.

Cheltenham, Stratford-upon-Avon and Leamington Spa provide excellent regional shopping facilities. For the commuter, there is easy access to both the M5 and M40 and regular intercity trains to London from Moreton-in-Marsh.

Chipping Campden 2.5 miles, Broadway 7 miles, Moreton-in-Marsh 8 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 12 miles, M40 (J12) and M5 (J9) 18 miles, Cheltenham 20 miles, Birmingham International Airport 31 miles (distances and time approximate).