5 bedroom detached house

An exceptional Grade II listed Cotswold country home, set within approximately 1.5 acres of private grounds. With its classic Cotswold limestone elevations beneath a pitched limestone slate roof, the property exudes character and Charm. The main façade showcases elegant stone mullion windows with leaded light glazing, while three dormer windows punctuate the second floor. A striking pitched porch with a studded timber door provides a grand formal entrance.
Spanning approximately 5,530 sq. ft. across three levels, the accommodation is both well-proportioned and Thoughtfully arranged. The principal reception rooms are distinguished by impressive fireplaces, exposed timber flooring, and original beamwork. A beautifully designed study featuring a lantern roof sits at the head of the entrance hall. The bespoke kitchen and breakfast room is a true heart of the home, fitted with an array of custom cabinetry, granite countertops, a breakfast bar, and high-quality appliances, including an electric cooker and a two-oven mains gas Aga. A striking double-sided woodburning stove links the kitchen with the informal dining area, creating a warm and inviting space. Adjacent to the kitchen, a generous utility room provides practicality, while the rear access leads through a glazed garden room to an impressive conservatory, complete with a wood burner and double doors opening back to the kitchen.
The first floor hosts four substantial bedrooms, two of which benefit from en suite facilities. The two front-facing bedrooms share a spacious Jack-and-Jill bathroom with both a bath and a shower. The second floor is dedicated to a luxurious principal suite, accessed through double doors into a stunning, air-conditioned bedroom with a luxurious en suite.

Broadway, often referred to as the ‘Show Village of England,’ sits at the foot of the Cotswold Hills, marking the Southernmost point of Worcestershire. Renowned for its honey-coloured Cotswold stone architecture, the village features an exquisite mix of Tudor, Stuart, and Georgian styles, creating a timeless and picturesque setting.
The village caters well to daily needs, offering Broadway Deli, a butcher, a small supermarket, a pharmacy, and a doctor’s surgery. For a wider selection of shops and amenities, Evesham, Cheltenham, and Stratford-upon-Avon are within easy reach. Broadway is also home to The Lygon Arms Hotel, which boasts a spa and fitness centre with membership options for local residents. Other notable hotels and restaurants include Russell’s and The Broadway Hotel, both offering exceptional dining experiences.
Broadway benefits from access to some of the country’s finest schools, with prestigious options in Cheltenham, Malvern, and Oxford. Transport links are excellent, with the A40/M40 providing access to London (99 miles) and the M5 offering routes to the West Country and the North. A regular mainline train service from Moreton-in-Marsh provides direct links to London Paddington.
The North Cotswolds offers a wealth of sporting and recreational activities. Cheltenham Racecourse hosts the Prestigious Cheltenham Gold Cup and other major events, while golfers can enjoy courses at The Wychwood, Burford and Chipping Norton. Rugby enthusiasts can catch matches in Gloucester, and the surrounding countryside provides an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways for walking, cycling, and horse riding. Cultural highlights include the Cheltenham Literature Festival, The Big Feastival, and Wilderness Festival, alongside a rich programme of concerts, art exhibitions, and theatre productions throughout the year.