5 bedroom house

Sitting in a prime village location with a generous garden, this handsome and imposing Old Vicarage retains a wealth of period charm and character throughout whilst not being historically listed. The property has a spacious and flexible layout over two floors with excellent views over the rear garden, a large driveway with turning circle and a former coach house with obvious potential.

Gated (electric gates) from the road with an 'in and out' entrance, a sweeping carriage driveway creates lots of space for parking. An imposing entrance leads into a welcoming reception hall (with a beautiful tiled floor) giving access to the two principal reception rooms both of which are on the south side of the house, naturally very light and with views over the garden.

The drawing room has a large bay window with working shutters, superb stone fire place with log burning stove. The formal dining room also features a similar fireplace, this time with French doors opening onto the garden.

Looking out to the front of the house, a large gentleman's study or library enjoys a dual aspect and a continuation of the same charming character features whilst at the rear of the house, the open plan kitchen family room features handmade wooden units with a modern work top and an AGA. There is also direct access out onto the garden and a seating area at the opposite end of the Kitchen making it a great family space. A utility room and large cloakroom complete the ground floor accommodation.

Upstairs, there are five generous double bedrooms in total with two stair cases offering access to both ends of the house. There are three family bathrooms which serve all five rooms.

Backing onto open farmland, the garden is level, predominantly lawned and dotted with a number of mature trees and shrubs.

There is a detached two storey coach house which provides excellent storage and could be converted to an annex or office space subject to the necessary planning consents.

Services: All mains services are connected, the boiler having the benefit of a 10 year warranty from December 2019 . The house is double glazed throughout and NOT historically listed.

Tredington is a pretty village north-west of Cheltenham. The village has a rural feel yet is easily accessible to Cheltenham town centre (5 miles) and Tewkesbury. Locally there is a Norman and Saxon church, a primary school and a village hall. The neighbouring villages of Elmstone Hardwicke, Stoke Orchard and Bishops Cleeve all offer a variety of amenities.

Nearby Cheltenham is home to many annual festivals that
include food, literature, jazz and science festivals (www.
cheltenhamfestivals.com). It also enjoys an eclectic mix
of boutique shopping, a diverse range of restaurants and
eateries, world renowned public schooling and it's the home
of National Hunt horse racing.

M5 J11 (N&S) 4.5 miles; Cheltenham Spa Rail Station 6 miles; Cirencester 23 miles; Oxford 46 miles; Bristol 46 miles;

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