Old Greenhouse Farm

This is a rare gem of a property idyllically situated in the Painswick Valley. Offering a substantial main residence along with a cottage and two flats the property has potential for significant income generation or multi-generational living.

Old Greenhouse Farm has a spacious flagstone floored hallway with sitting room to one side with French doors to the garden and a fireplace housing a wood-burning stove and a dining room with Inglenook fireplace on the other side. The kitchen is fitted with a stylish range of painted units and steps lead down to a charming breakfast room that also features a wood-burning stove. A snug, utility room, boot room and large pantry complete the ground floor. There are six bedrooms over the two upper floors with three bathrooms. Planning is in place (S.22/0647/HHOLD) for a two-storey extension to create a new kitchen/dining room with a principal bedroom suite over.

Attached to the main house, Little Greenhouse offers a living room, kitchen, bathroom and bedroom with a second occasional bedroom on the ground floor and scope to increase accommodation by incorporating an adjacent room into the property. 1 and 2 Greenhouse Mews are both one-bedroom units on the first floor of the stable building. The tenants have access to a small garden and off road parking. Details of rental income can be made available on request.
Outside

The gardens, to the South and West of Old Greenhouse Farm, offer extensive lawns with ornamental ponds, box hedging and a mature and productive mulberry tree. Beyond the main gardens, a lawned paddock is ideal for marquees to celebrate family events. The field offers 4 acres of gently sloping pastures with vehicular access directly off Greenhouse Lane. An area of common land extending to around 2.2 acres offers mature woodland with sheltered glades ideal for dog-walking or family picnics.

Situation

Largely constructed from locally quarried stone, Painswick is a thriving community with many beautiful buildings dating back as far as the 14th Century. Painswick Churchyard is famous for its impressive array of table tombs and 99 yew trees about which folklore holds that if a 100th should grow the devil will pull it out. There are several local shops, galleries, tearooms and restaurants in the village along with a pharmacy, doctor and dentist surgeries and two public houses whilst the surrounding towns provide a comprehensive range of social and retail amenities to suit all tastes and budgets. Recreational opportunities include tennis, rugby, bowls, cricket and golf clubs with many other groups meeting at the Painswick Centre.

Painswick offers a playgroup and primary school with secondary schools in the surrounding towns including Marling School (boys), Stroud High School (girls) and Pate’s (mixed) grammar schools and independent schools including Beaudesert Park School and Wycliffe College in Stroud, Dean Close, Cheltenham College and Cheltenham Ladies College in Cheltenham and Kings School in Gloucester.

Additional Information

Mains electricity, water and drainage, oil-fired central heating.

Marketed by: Hamptons Sales, Painswick