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Map6 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
6 beds
3 baths
5965
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Ultra-fast 10000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Substantial home of almost 6000 sq ft
- Stunning elevated views
- Extremely versatile layout
- Beautiful original features
- Established landscaped gardens
- Recently renovated to an exceptional standard
- Detached garage and private parking
- EPC Rating = C
A beautifully appointed, substantial character house with high specification interiors and fabulous elevated gardens overlooking Ruscombe Brook.
Description
Fantastically situated to maximise its magnificent views, The Old Vicarage is a former clergy house that has undergone an extensive programme of renovations by the vendor. No expense has been spared in upgrading this highly individual home, and one can expect all the usual modern conveniences such as a bespoke kitchen with high end appliances, underfloor heating and attractive bathrooms, as well as a variety of luxurious additions: on the lower ground floor there is a full commercial-standard gym with sauna and steam room; the principal suite has its own dressing room with backlit shelving and extensive cabinetry; and on the top floor there is a games room and home cinema.
The house is not listed yet perfectly marries the original character features with contemporary improvements: Crittal-style bifold doors complement stone mullioned windows, original fireplaces accommodate modern wood-burning stoves, and the recent extension is a vision of glass and oak, suffusing the open plan kitchen with natural light. The layout has been thoughtfully configured to provide a number of spaces for entertaining, and there are two generous reception rooms at the front of the house, in addition to the wonderfully welcoming kitchen/dining/family room with its adjoining utility room and walk-in pantry. The first floor has the principal suite with en suite shower room and dressing room; an en suite guest bedroom with sitting room and bath/shower room; a further double bedroom; and a family shower room. On the top floor there is the games room and cinema, as well as a home office, cloakroom and useful loft storage.
Outside
On a prime road between the plentiful amenities of both Whiteshill and Stroud, The Old Vicarage sits in an elevated position with magnificent views to the rear over the lush, gently rolling valley of Ruscombe Brook. The area is renowned for its natural beauty and is crossed by an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways, accessible from the doorstep.
The house is well screened from the road by mature trees and accessed via a private driveway which leads down to sizeable parking areas to the front – where there is also a detached garage – and the rear. The front elevations of the house are particularly impressive, with imposing chimneys and attractive stonework.
The house sits side-on to the magnificent gardens, which are west facing and landscaped over several tiers which drop down towards the valley: this allows stunning, uninterrupted views over the open countryside beyond from all levels. The uppermost level is a walled terrace which spans the west side of the house, providing seating areas for alfresco dining. Below this there are two tiers of lawned garden, bordered to either side by well-established trees creating natural privacy. The borders support a variety of shrubs and there is a sizeable pond set within a large terrace.
Location
Whiteshill is situated about two miles northeast of Stroud in an elevated position with captivating views over the surrounding hills and valleys. The village has a number of amenities including a community-run shop, a popular primary school, church and pub. Stroud has more extensive shopping and services including an award-winning weekly farmers market and a Waitrose supermarket. Trains from Stroud to London Paddington take approximately 80-90 minutes and road communications are excellent, with Junction 13 of the M5 motorway around 5.7 miles west.
Sporting opportunities in the area include golf at Minchinhampton (two courses), racing at Cheltenham, sailing at the Cotswold Lakes, polo at Cirencester Park as well as local rugby and cricket clubs. There are lovely walks over Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons where cattle freely roam in the summer months.
Whiteshill primary school is 0.5 miles. Marling School, rated Outstanding by Ofsted, about is 1.4 miles away and the renowned prep school, Beaudesert Park, is nearby on Minchinhampton Common. All mileages/measurements are approximate.
Square Footage: 5,965 sq ft
Directions
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From Cirencester head north on the A419/London Road into the centre Stroud. At the Sainsbury’s roundabout take the second exit to cross over the canal and then take the second exit at the Cainscross roundabout onto Paganhill Lane. Continue uphill and take the first exit at the mini roundabout onto Farmhill Lane. Follow the road for about 0.6 miles and the property will be found on the left-hand side.
Additional Info
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.
Description
Fantastically situated to maximise its magnificent views, The Old Vicarage is a former clergy house that has undergone an extensive programme of renovations by the vendor. No expense has been spared in upgrading this highly individual home, and one can expect all the usual modern conveniences such as a bespoke kitchen with high end appliances, underfloor heating and attractive bathrooms, as well as a variety of luxurious additions: on the lower ground floor there is a full commercial-standard gym with sauna and steam room; the principal suite has its own dressing room with backlit shelving and extensive cabinetry; and on the top floor there is a games room and home cinema.
The house is not listed yet perfectly marries the original character features with contemporary improvements: Crittal-style bifold doors complement stone mullioned windows, original fireplaces accommodate modern wood-burning stoves, and the recent extension is a vision of glass and oak, suffusing the open plan kitchen with natural light. The layout has been thoughtfully configured to provide a number of spaces for entertaining, and there are two generous reception rooms at the front of the house, in addition to the wonderfully welcoming kitchen/dining/family room with its adjoining utility room and walk-in pantry. The first floor has the principal suite with en suite shower room and dressing room; an en suite guest bedroom with sitting room and bath/shower room; a further double bedroom; and a family shower room. On the top floor there is the games room and cinema, as well as a home office, cloakroom and useful loft storage.
Outside
On a prime road between the plentiful amenities of both Whiteshill and Stroud, The Old Vicarage sits in an elevated position with magnificent views to the rear over the lush, gently rolling valley of Ruscombe Brook. The area is renowned for its natural beauty and is crossed by an extensive network of footpaths and bridleways, accessible from the doorstep.
The house is well screened from the road by mature trees and accessed via a private driveway which leads down to sizeable parking areas to the front – where there is also a detached garage – and the rear. The front elevations of the house are particularly impressive, with imposing chimneys and attractive stonework.
The house sits side-on to the magnificent gardens, which are west facing and landscaped over several tiers which drop down towards the valley: this allows stunning, uninterrupted views over the open countryside beyond from all levels. The uppermost level is a walled terrace which spans the west side of the house, providing seating areas for alfresco dining. Below this there are two tiers of lawned garden, bordered to either side by well-established trees creating natural privacy. The borders support a variety of shrubs and there is a sizeable pond set within a large terrace.
Location
Whiteshill is situated about two miles northeast of Stroud in an elevated position with captivating views over the surrounding hills and valleys. The village has a number of amenities including a community-run shop, a popular primary school, church and pub. Stroud has more extensive shopping and services including an award-winning weekly farmers market and a Waitrose supermarket. Trains from Stroud to London Paddington take approximately 80-90 minutes and road communications are excellent, with Junction 13 of the M5 motorway around 5.7 miles west.
Sporting opportunities in the area include golf at Minchinhampton (two courses), racing at Cheltenham, sailing at the Cotswold Lakes, polo at Cirencester Park as well as local rugby and cricket clubs. There are lovely walks over Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons where cattle freely roam in the summer months.
Whiteshill primary school is 0.5 miles. Marling School, rated Outstanding by Ofsted, about is 1.4 miles away and the renowned prep school, Beaudesert Park, is nearby on Minchinhampton Common. All mileages/measurements are approximate.
Square Footage: 5,965 sq ft
Directions
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From Cirencester head north on the A419/London Road into the centre Stroud. At the Sainsbury’s roundabout take the second exit to cross over the canal and then take the second exit at the Cainscross roundabout onto Paganhill Lane. Continue uphill and take the first exit at the mini roundabout onto Farmhill Lane. Follow the road for about 0.6 miles and the property will be found on the left-hand side.
Additional Info
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.
About this agent
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