Chevenhall

Chevenhall is a superb family home, situated in an edge of town location, in a conservation area only half a mile from the historic centre of Ross-on-Wye.
Set on a large plot of over half an acre, the house is an imposing, two storey, stuccoed building with large bay windows overlooking the gardens. The stylishly presented accommodation extends to over 4900 square feet for the main house and over 1000 square feet for the Coach House.
The 2004 east wing extension provides impressive entertaining and family space with two sets of tri-fold doors opening to the gardens. An elegant and practical kitchen includes a four oven Aga and granite topped island unit.
The principal reception rooms are certainly grand in scale and proportion, but the house is homely, practical and well laid out. There are many period features including a fabulous Minton tiled floor in the hallway, original marble fireplaces, sash windows with wooden shutters, hardwood flooring, decorative ceiling cornicing, deep skirting and architraves, cast iron radiators and period panel doors.
The principal bedroom suite in the east wing has a walk in wardrobe, a bath and shower in the ensuite and views of the garden at the rear of the house. There is another well-appointed guest suite, three further double bedrooms, one large single currently used as a gym and a large family bathroom.
In the grounds is a self-contained, converted Coach House providing a healthy income from holiday lets. It provides spacious three bedroom accommodation and separate services and could be a completely independent dwelling.
Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and sewerage to the main house. The Coach House has a septic tank. 80Mbps broadband
Council Tax Band: G. Herefordshire Council. (£3,624.37 for 2022/23)

Postcode - HR9 5PQ
What 3 words -
Ross-on-Wye town centre ½ mile, Hereford 15 Miles, Gloucester 18 miles. M50 (J4) 2 miles.(distances approximate)

Ross-on-Wye is a pretty riverside town known for its independent shops, picturesque streets and market square with it's medieval market hall. Local facilities include several supermarkets and wide range of independent retailers, primary and secondary schools, leisure centre, doctors surgeries and hospital. More comprehensive facilities can be found in the thriving Cathedral cities of Hereford & Gloucester. There is excellent schooling nearby from both the private and state sectors including Hereford's Cathedral School, The Haberdasher's schools in Monmouth as well renowned schools and colleges in Malvern, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Trains from Gloucester to London Paddington take around 1h40m. Motorway access is via junction 4 of the M50 only 2 miles away.

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