Farm

Stockwell Farmhouse is a charming country house constructed from Cotswold Stone with a pitched tiled roof, dating to 1850s. The accommodation is well-proportioned and has beautiful, period features throughout providing characterful yet elegant rooms.

Beyond the front door lies a welcoming reception hall, providing access to the spacious drawing room and sitting room, both with feature fireplaces and enviable, southerly views to the garden through large sash windows. This flows into a large, dual aspect kitchen and breakfast room offering stunning views to the surrounding garden, with access to the utility room and pantry, and further to an impressive dining room, study, boot room and rear hall. Stairs in the reception hall, and the rear hall, rise to a bright and airy first floor landing, providing access to six bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, a WC, and a family bathroom. Each bedroom offers a different aspect of the far-reaching, open views surrounding the property.

Stockwell Barn, adjacent to Stockwell Farmhouse, is perfect for entertaining with a large open plan sitting, dining and games room on the ground floor. Upstairs, accessed via a wrought iron circular staircase, are three large double ensuite bedrooms. The Barn is currently connected to the Farmhouse via a glazed link but could be reinstated to a separate dwelling as it was previously.
Stockwell Barn also has a party barn, store and two open fronted bays with storage above.

There is also a portfolio of seven residential properties generating a substantial income.

The Farm offers equestrian facilities with great potential, with an enclosed yard comprising 13 stables, a tack room and an additional field shelter. There used to be a manège to the rear of the stables. To the east of the lane lies a range of farm buildings, extending to approximately 153,900 sq ft with the yard area. They comprise two large grain stores, two smaller grain stores, an open-sided store, two large Dutch barns, a double and single garage and an array of stores, kennels and workshops. All of the barns are in good condition and the large yard area provides extensive hard standing.

The outbuildings offer excellent redevelopment opportunities with huge potential for commercial conversion, providing additional income for the estate. Additionally, the grain store and stables may also be converted into residential use, subject to obtaining the necessary consents.

Lot 1 extends to approximately 314.81 acres and comprises 213 acres of arable, 66 acres of pasture, conveniently located surrounding the farmhouse, and 23 acres of woodland.

Further land is available (572 acres) in Lot 2.

Stockwell Farm is ideally located in the heart of Gloucestershire countryside, situated between Cheltenham and Cirencester. The picturesque hamlet of Stockwell is nestled in the heart of the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Stockwell adjoins the better known quintessential village of Cowley which boasts amenities that include Cowley Manor Hotel and Spa as well as being within walking distance of the Green Dragon pub and store. There is a very popular primary school in the neighbouring village of Coberley and the Spa town of Cheltenham is within a 10 minute drive, offering high street and boutique shopping. Local convenience and specialist stores can also be found in Cirencester and Painswick.

Recreational facilities are extensive with theatres in Cheltenham, Stratford and Tewkesbury, National Hunt Racing at Cheltenham, Polo at Longdole Polo Club, Cirencester Park and Edgeworth, sailing and water sports at the Cotswold Water Park. Cheltenham plays host to various festivals throughout the course of the year that include Jazz, Food and Drink, Literature and Science.

Education in the area is exceptional with nearby Coberley Primary School proving popular and a range of highly regarded public schools within a short drive that include Rendcomb College, Cheltenham College, The Ladies' College and Dean Close.

The farm has excellent access to the M5 (J11A) via the A417 also connecting to the A40/A419 to Oxford, Swindon and London. There are regular train services from Cheltenham Spa and Kemble to London with a travel time of approximately 1 hour 20 minutes. International airports can be found in Birmingham (approx. 64 miles) and Bristol (approx. 52 miles) with London Heathrow approximately 92 miles away.