Innerstone House

Innerstone House is a beautiful stone built link-detached former farmhouse dating back in to the 1750's which is accompanied by paddocks, a manage and stabling.

The House:
The entrance hall leads to the sitting room with wood-burner with door leading into study. The kitchen is fully fitted with Aga and leads into the spacious utility room with door to the outside. There is rear lobby with WC and door down to the cellar. On the first floor there is a principle bedroom with en suite, two further double bedrooms, and family bathroom.

The property is approached via electric gates with parking for several cars. The property is bordered by a walled garden and high hedges giving privacy and security. To the front of the property is the garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a summerhouse, greenhouse and useful garden store.

To the rear of the house is a small covered patio area with borders which would be ideal for herb gardens.

Equestrian:
The equestrian facilities are situated across the lane from the main property. The American barn includes 4 generous stables with a well-appointed tack room and separate feed store. Outside there is specific washdown area and purpose built muck heap. The 20m x 40m silica sand and rubber arena with mirrors lies is a short walk from the barn and there is ample parking for a lorry. The paddocks are fenced with electric fencing. There is a further paddock just across from the house, again with electric fences.

There are no public rights of way across the property.

Services:
Mains electricity & water, septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating. The American barn has a separate mains electricity supply.

Covenant:
There is covenant on the land to the side of the house to ensure that no building takes place. Permission needs to be granted re field shelter.

Surrounded by rolling farmland, the historic village of Redmarley is situated on the Gloucestershire/Herefordshire borders, a short drive from the popular market town of Ledbury and within a 25-30 minutes drive of Cheltenham or Worcester. The village itself dates to pre-Norman times when it was a battlefield for a Civil War encounter during the siege of Gloucester.

The village benefits from having a popular primary school, Church, village hall, tennis club and sports field, a well-supported cricket club and a public house. The nearby village of Pendock (1 mile) also has a Primary school and village store.

Redmarley village 0.5 mile, M50 Junction 2.5 (N&S) 1 mile, Staunton 2 miles, Ledbury 7 miles, Gloucester train station 11 miles, Malvern 16 miles, Cheltenham 16 miles, Worcester 26 miles, Bristol 46 miles, Birmingham 57 miles, Oxford 59 miles, London 114 miles (Distances approximate).

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