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Area stats4 bedroom bungalow for sale
Gorsley, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, HR9
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Air source heat pump
EPC rating: A
Rainwater harvesting
Solar panels
Bungalow
4 beds
2 baths
1819
EPC rating: A
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Features and description
- Flexible accommodation with up to four bedrooms, including options for guest suite or snug
- Potential to provide three reception rooms, including sitting and garden rooms
- Set within approximately two acres of beautifully landscaped gardens
- Indoor 19m heated swimming pool with changing facilities and shower room
- Generous principal bedroom with en suite and excellent storage
- Guest suite/snug with versatile layout for family or home office use
- Driveway parking for several cars plus double garage with workshop
- Additional gated entrance providing secure parking for motorhome or caravan
- Two bespoke follies creating striking garden focal points and tranquillity
- Renewable energy features with an A rating
An attractive bungalow offering flexible accommodation of up to four bedrooms, with the potential for three reception rooms. Set within two acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Including a 19m indoor heated swimming pool, double garage, driveway parking and gated motorhome access.
Set along a quiet country lane on the outskirts of the highly regarded village of Gorsley, the property enjoys a peaceful rural position. Gorsley offers a village shop and café, together with the popular Roadmaker Inn, providing a welcoming local pub at the heart of the village.
The surrounding countryside offers excellent walking and riding. For commuters, the location is particularly appealing, with convenient access to the M50, linking quickly to the M5 and beyond, making the property ideal for those requiring excellent transport connections without compromising on setting. Nearby market towns provide a wider range of amenities, schooling and services.
This exceptional bungalow immediately sets the tone for what lies beyond. The current owners have approached every improvement with care and intention, creating a home where craftsmanship, comfort and longevity sit firmly at the forefront.
The entrance porch opens into a central hallway with generous storage and access to the loft space, which offers future potential subject to the necessary consents. The main sitting room is both elegant and welcoming, bathed in natural light from large sliding doors that frame uninterrupted south westerly views across the gardens. A feature fireplace provides a focal point during the colder months, while glazed oak doors lead through to the garden room.
The garden room is a peaceful space, designed to connect the house with its surroundings. With a vaulted ceiling, exposed Gorsley cut stone and carefully positioned lighting, it offers a calm and inviting atmosphere throughout the day. Double doors open onto a sun drenched terrace, making this an ideal room for entertaining or simply enjoying the outlook across the grounds and towards the folly beyond.
At the heart of the home sits the kitchen, designed and handcrafted by Kitchen By Design of the Wye Valley. Finished in solid oak with full height cabinetry, the quality is immediately evident. Integrated Neff appliances, a five ring gas hob and concealed extractor blend traditional style with modern performance, while a walk in pantry enhances practicality. Adjoining is a well appointed utility room with additional storage and external access.
The accommodation offers excellent flexibility. A formal dining room enjoys direct access to the patio and could equally serve as an additional bedroom if required. A further room currently used as a study provides ideal home working space. The principal bedroom enjoys peaceful garden views and benefits from a smart en suite, with fitted wardrobes by Hammonds adding both style and storage. Bedroom two is a welcoming guest suite, fitted with built in wardrobes and a concealed pull out double bed by The Wall Bed Company, allowing the room to function effortlessly as a snug or secondary sitting room when not in use.
Landscaped Gardens and Grounds:
Set within approximately two acres, the gardens are a defining feature of the property and reflect years of careful planning and thoughtful planting. Sweeping lawns flow into wildflower meadows, interspersed with established beds, grasses and stone features that provide colour and interest throughout the seasons.
A small orchard of ancient apple and perry pear trees adds charm and heritage, while the gardens come alive through spring and summer. Two bespoke folly structures, commissioned from Redwood Stone of Wells, Somerset, create striking focal points within the landscape. One, designed in the style of a traditional church pew, offers a peaceful vantage point from which to enjoy the views and tranquillity of the setting.
At the far end of the gardens sits an enclosed vegetable plot, complete with raised beds, greenhouse and garden shed, ideal for those seeking a more self sufficient lifestyle. Supporting the gardens are two x 5,000 litres rainwater harvesting tanks, perfect for keeping the grounds well watered throughout the warmer months.
Outbuildings and Leisure
The outbuildings further enhance the appeal of this unique home. To the front, a generous driveway provides easy off road parking for several vehicles, ideal for everyday use and visiting guests. A substantial double garage offers parking for two cars and benefits from power, lighting and an adjoining workshop with WC, making it well suited to hobbies or practical use.
In addition, there is an additional gated entrance to the grounds, providing secure and convenient access and parking for a motorhome, caravan or trailer, alongside further hardstanding.
A standout feature is the indoor swimming pool complex, with the pool being effiently heated by two air source heat pumps, well designed for year round enjoyment. The 19 metre heated pool is complemented by changing facilities, shower room and WC.
The adjoining plant room and tractor shed discreetly houses the equipment and provides additional storage. The property benefits from 32 solar panels with battery storage.
The result is a home that offers privacy, space and a refined lifestyle in a peaceful village edge setting, where quality, care and thoughtful design are evident at every turn.
Verified Material Information:
Council Tax band: F
Tenure: Freehold
Property type: Bungalow
Property construction: Standard construction
Energy Performance rating: A
Electricity supply: Mains electricity
Solar Panels: Yes
Water supply: Mains water supply
Sewerage: Cesspit
Heating: Oil-powered central heating is installed.
Heating features: Double glazing and Air source heat pump
Broadband: FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet)
Mobile coverage: O2 - Good, Vodafone - Good, Three - OK, EE - Great
Parking: Double Garage, Driveway
All information is provided without warranty. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
The information contained is intended to help you decide whether the property is suitable for you. You should verify any answers which are important to you with your property lawyer or surveyor or ask for quotes from the appropriate trade experts: builder, plumber, electrician, damp, and timber expert.
Agents Note:
Some of the exterior photographs were taken over the years while the vendors made their home here.
Directions: what3words.com/motorist.volcano.butterfly
From Ross-on-Wye take the M50 east, leave at the first junction (Junction 3) and take the B4221 towards Newent. After approximately 0.25 mile take the first turning right just before the Road maker Inn. Proceed down the lane to the T junction, bear left and continue for approximately 100 yards to the small staggered crossroads proceed straight over these cross roads and the property can be found third drive way on your right hand side.
Set along a quiet country lane on the outskirts of the highly regarded village of Gorsley, the property enjoys a peaceful rural position. Gorsley offers a village shop and café, together with the popular Roadmaker Inn, providing a welcoming local pub at the heart of the village.
The surrounding countryside offers excellent walking and riding. For commuters, the location is particularly appealing, with convenient access to the M50, linking quickly to the M5 and beyond, making the property ideal for those requiring excellent transport connections without compromising on setting. Nearby market towns provide a wider range of amenities, schooling and services.
This exceptional bungalow immediately sets the tone for what lies beyond. The current owners have approached every improvement with care and intention, creating a home where craftsmanship, comfort and longevity sit firmly at the forefront.
The entrance porch opens into a central hallway with generous storage and access to the loft space, which offers future potential subject to the necessary consents. The main sitting room is both elegant and welcoming, bathed in natural light from large sliding doors that frame uninterrupted south westerly views across the gardens. A feature fireplace provides a focal point during the colder months, while glazed oak doors lead through to the garden room.
The garden room is a peaceful space, designed to connect the house with its surroundings. With a vaulted ceiling, exposed Gorsley cut stone and carefully positioned lighting, it offers a calm and inviting atmosphere throughout the day. Double doors open onto a sun drenched terrace, making this an ideal room for entertaining or simply enjoying the outlook across the grounds and towards the folly beyond.
At the heart of the home sits the kitchen, designed and handcrafted by Kitchen By Design of the Wye Valley. Finished in solid oak with full height cabinetry, the quality is immediately evident. Integrated Neff appliances, a five ring gas hob and concealed extractor blend traditional style with modern performance, while a walk in pantry enhances practicality. Adjoining is a well appointed utility room with additional storage and external access.
The accommodation offers excellent flexibility. A formal dining room enjoys direct access to the patio and could equally serve as an additional bedroom if required. A further room currently used as a study provides ideal home working space. The principal bedroom enjoys peaceful garden views and benefits from a smart en suite, with fitted wardrobes by Hammonds adding both style and storage. Bedroom two is a welcoming guest suite, fitted with built in wardrobes and a concealed pull out double bed by The Wall Bed Company, allowing the room to function effortlessly as a snug or secondary sitting room when not in use.
Landscaped Gardens and Grounds:
Set within approximately two acres, the gardens are a defining feature of the property and reflect years of careful planning and thoughtful planting. Sweeping lawns flow into wildflower meadows, interspersed with established beds, grasses and stone features that provide colour and interest throughout the seasons.
A small orchard of ancient apple and perry pear trees adds charm and heritage, while the gardens come alive through spring and summer. Two bespoke folly structures, commissioned from Redwood Stone of Wells, Somerset, create striking focal points within the landscape. One, designed in the style of a traditional church pew, offers a peaceful vantage point from which to enjoy the views and tranquillity of the setting.
At the far end of the gardens sits an enclosed vegetable plot, complete with raised beds, greenhouse and garden shed, ideal for those seeking a more self sufficient lifestyle. Supporting the gardens are two x 5,000 litres rainwater harvesting tanks, perfect for keeping the grounds well watered throughout the warmer months.
Outbuildings and Leisure
The outbuildings further enhance the appeal of this unique home. To the front, a generous driveway provides easy off road parking for several vehicles, ideal for everyday use and visiting guests. A substantial double garage offers parking for two cars and benefits from power, lighting and an adjoining workshop with WC, making it well suited to hobbies or practical use.
In addition, there is an additional gated entrance to the grounds, providing secure and convenient access and parking for a motorhome, caravan or trailer, alongside further hardstanding.
A standout feature is the indoor swimming pool complex, with the pool being effiently heated by two air source heat pumps, well designed for year round enjoyment. The 19 metre heated pool is complemented by changing facilities, shower room and WC.
The adjoining plant room and tractor shed discreetly houses the equipment and provides additional storage. The property benefits from 32 solar panels with battery storage.
The result is a home that offers privacy, space and a refined lifestyle in a peaceful village edge setting, where quality, care and thoughtful design are evident at every turn.
Verified Material Information:
Council Tax band: F
Tenure: Freehold
Property type: Bungalow
Property construction: Standard construction
Energy Performance rating: A
Electricity supply: Mains electricity
Solar Panels: Yes
Water supply: Mains water supply
Sewerage: Cesspit
Heating: Oil-powered central heating is installed.
Heating features: Double glazing and Air source heat pump
Broadband: FTTC (Fibre to the Cabinet)
Mobile coverage: O2 - Good, Vodafone - Good, Three - OK, EE - Great
Parking: Double Garage, Driveway
All information is provided without warranty. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
The information contained is intended to help you decide whether the property is suitable for you. You should verify any answers which are important to you with your property lawyer or surveyor or ask for quotes from the appropriate trade experts: builder, plumber, electrician, damp, and timber expert.
Agents Note:
Some of the exterior photographs were taken over the years while the vendors made their home here.
Directions: what3words.com/motorist.volcano.butterfly
From Ross-on-Wye take the M50 east, leave at the first junction (Junction 3) and take the B4221 towards Newent. After approximately 0.25 mile take the first turning right just before the Road maker Inn. Proceed down the lane to the T junction, bear left and continue for approximately 100 yards to the small staggered crossroads proceed straight over these cross roads and the property can be found third drive way on your right hand side.
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4 bedroom bungalows
£565,000
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About this agent
Welcome to Richard Butler Estate Agents in Ross-on-Wye & Lydney Richard Butler are an established firm of Estate Agents in Ross-on-Wye, offering a thoroughly professional, yet friendly and approachable service when it comes to buying, selling or letting of your property in and around these beautiful areas of Herefordshire, Gloucestershire and surrounding counties. We have been successfully helping people move home since 1993 and have over the years combined the very best of old fashioned service with the latest technology available, so we can offer our clients a service beyond compare. Our office in Ross-on-Wye is well placed to cater for all types of prospective home owners from first time buyers, larger families through to retirement and investment clients. At Richard Butler Estate Agents, we pride ourselves on providing a first class service making you feel both important and confident whether you are buying or selling. At Richard Butler Estate Agents we have helped thousands of people buy, sell and let property, so why not follow their example and put your trust in the Estate Agent's who are probably the best in the area!!