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4 bedroom detached house

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Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
2422
EPC rating: F
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Key information

TenureFreehold
Council taxBand F
BroadbandUltra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal
EEO2ThreeVodafone

Features and description

  • 4 bedrooms
  • 3 reception rooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 9.46 acres
  • Detached
  • Equestrian
  • Garden
  • Rural
  • Stabling
  • Village
Set in a peaceful elevated position with glorious views, Hillside House is a well-proportioned equestrian property tucked away in a beautiful part of west Gloucestershire.

Set well back from what is a quiet rural lane, the house and stables are approached via a long sweeping driveway. Dating to around 1880, the original house has been significantly extended in two large parts, most recently in 1996 and now extends to around 2,422 square feet over two floors. Whilst it is a very comfortable and well-proportioned family home, there is still plenty of potential to develop the house further.

The house briefly comprises a farmhouse kitchen with a duel aspect that looks towards the driveway and the stables. Just off the kitchen is a snug complete with a Rayburn and there's a large very practical utility room. A spacious living room that focuses on an open fire also takes in views of the gardens and paddocks on three sides. Finally, a second versatile reception room could be used as a study, dining room or playroom.

Upstairs, with great views in all directions, there are four bedrooms, a bathroom and a shower room. The master bedroom spans the width of the house and was originally designed as two double bedrooms before being incorporated into one very generous room.

Services: LPG central heating. Mains water and electricity. Private waste. Full Fibre to the Premises with 'Hyperfast' (up to 900Mbps) via Gigaclear.

The Stables
The main outbuilding that houses the stables is of concrete block and brick construction under a high pitched tiled roof. The building comprises three large (12'x12') loose boxes, a feed room and a fourth much larger box (currently used as a secure store) which leads straight out into an adjoining all weather turnout area. There is water and electricity connected.

Adjacent to the stable building there is a useful timber frame tractor/hay barn.

Post and railed on all four sides with a set of riding mirrors along the short side, the manege measures 40x20m and has a Martin Collins surface (Waxed Activ Track with Clopf Fibres) which was renewed in 2010.

The paddocks are fenced with mature hedge boundaries and with water drinkers in situ.

Agents' note: There are two public footpaths that cross the property. The Seller confirms that they are little used..

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The rural hamlet of Bulley is situated in the heart of the Severn Vale between the villages of Churcham and Tibberton, on the northern edge of the Royal Forest of Dean.

The property is set under the recognisable and locally iconic backdrop of May Hill with the Cathedral city of Gloucester being easily accessible as well as the fashionable Spa town of Cheltenham and riverside market town of Ross-on-Wye, both of which are around 25-30 minutes drive away.

Schools: Churcham primary school - State secondary school at Newent. Public schooling - Cheltenham Ladies' College, Cheltenham College and Dean Close in
Cheltenham and The King's School Gloucester. Grammar schools - Pates, Sir Thomas Rich's, The Crypt, Denmark Road and Ribston Hall.

Entertainment: National Hunt and Flat Racing at Cheltenham / Theatres in Cheltenham, Malvern and Tewkesbury. Cheltenham festivals including Jazz,
Literature, Food and Science

Golf clubs: Local clubs at Huntley, Highnam, Newent and Dymock. South Herefordshire Golf Club near Upton Bishop.

Restaurants: Public houses - the Glasshouse public house at May Hill, the Red Lion at Blaisdon and the Three Choirs Vinyard and Restaurant near Newent.

Walking and Riding: Hunting with the Cotswold Vale Farmers Hunt. Excellent network of bridal paths and footpaths in the surrounding countryside and over May
Hill. Hartpury University and College specialises in Equestrian studies.

Shopping: High Street and Boutique Shopping in Cheltenham. Supermarket and outlet village at Gloucester Quays. Local village stores, butchers, doctors and garage in the nearby village of Huntley.

Travel: Excellent access to the M5 (junction 11 & 11a N&S). Direct trains to London Paddington, Birmingham New Street and Bristol Parkway from Cheltenham Spa and Gloucester. International Airports at Birmingham - 70mins, Cardiff - 85mins and Bristol - 60mins

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Knight Frank - Cheltenham
Knight Frank - Cheltenham
123 Promenade Cheltenham GL50 1NW
01242 354751
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The historic spa town of Cheltenham is situated on the doorstep of the glorious Cotswolds, an area renowned for its natural beauty. The town is a wonderful place to live for both young and older, with excellent transport links to all points across the UK. Cheltenham has grown organically over the past 250 or so years, developing in charm and character. Today this makes it attractive to a whole cross-section of homebuyers, whether they be from the local market, other prominent towns, London or abroad. Every day we see this variety of people seeking to buy here – be it for the architecture, the different lifestyles on offer, a safer environment to raise children, a better work life balance, or as a place to relax and retire to. From our office in the centre of Cheltenham at 123 The Promenade, Knight Frank helps homebuyers find their new home in Cheltenham. Relocating from abroad? We can help make your move to Cheltenham stress-free through our relocation services.
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