3 bedroom house
Apperley, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL19 4DD
Guide Price
£500,000
Residential Tags: Grade II
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Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Grade II
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A charming detached Grade II listed home set in large gardens in a popular village.
Description
Oakhouse offers an opportunity to purchase a charming and real 'olde worlde' detached black and white house, with red brick and half timbered elevations under a pitched tiled roof. The property, which is listed Grade II has accommodation over three floors and is believed to date from around 1650 with later additions. The property retains charming period features such as the large working fireplaces in the snug and sitting rooms, a wealth of exposed beams and timber floors. The current owners extended the property around ten years ago with a stylish, glass and oak framed kitchen/breakfast room extension on the west side.
At present the accommodation is based on a small entrance hall leading to the snug and sitting room, both with working fireplaces. The double aspect sitting room with oak flooring leads into the dining room, again double aspect with quarry tiled floor. Both the snug and dining room lead into the large and airy kitchen/breakfast room with its high ceiling. The kitchen is fitted with a range of timber floor and wall cupboards, oak flooring and a lovely outlook over the gardens. Also on the ground floor is a small cloakroom.
The original timber staircase leads off the sitting room to the first floor landing. The principal bedroom has an original wooden floor, a double aspect and en suite bathroom. Also off the first floor landing is the family shower room and a secondary staircase up to the second floor. On the second floor are two further, attic bedrooms.
The property sits off the village lane approached through a timber five bar gate. There is a 2 bay open fronted car port and ample parking. The house sits towards the centre of the plot with lawned gardens all around. There is a west facing patio area outside the kitchen/breakfast room with a lovely view towards the Malvern Hills. The total plot is believed to extend to just over one third of an acre. The property is offered with No Onward Chain.
The owners have obtained planning permission under reference 20/01167/LBC for a ground floor extension to include a bedroom, bathroom and utility room, further details can be found on the Tewkesbury Borough Council planning portal.
Location
Oakhouse is situated in an elevated position in the popular village of Apperley, an area surrounded by lovely open countryside. Apperley is situated approximately 8 miles from Cheltenham, 5 miles from Tewkesbury and 6 miles from the M5 at Ashchurch. This popular and active village has a Primary School and pre-school, pub, village hall and various clubs and activities such as a cricket club. Cheltenham, Tewkesbury and Gloucester all offer a wide range of amenities with rail services from both Gloucester and Cheltenham. There are many lovely walking and riding opportunities in the area including those along the river Severn.
Square Footage: 2,009 sq ft
Acreage: 0.4 Acres
Directions
Travel through the village from the B4213 passing the village hall and proceed up to the T junction. Bear right and the Oakhouse will be found after a short distance on the left.
Additional Info
Services: Mains water, gas fired central heating and electricity. Mains drainage.
Local Authority: Tewkesbury Borough Council[use Contact Agent Button]
Marketed by: Savills, Cheltenham
Description
Oakhouse offers an opportunity to purchase a charming and real 'olde worlde' detached black and white house, with red brick and half timbered elevations under a pitched tiled roof. The property, which is listed Grade II has accommodation over three floors and is believed to date from around 1650 with later additions. The property retains charming period features such as the large working fireplaces in the snug and sitting rooms, a wealth of exposed beams and timber floors. The current owners extended the property around ten years ago with a stylish, glass and oak framed kitchen/breakfast room extension on the west side.
At present the accommodation is based on a small entrance hall leading to the snug and sitting room, both with working fireplaces. The double aspect sitting room with oak flooring leads into the dining room, again double aspect with quarry tiled floor. Both the snug and dining room lead into the large and airy kitchen/breakfast room with its high ceiling. The kitchen is fitted with a range of timber floor and wall cupboards, oak flooring and a lovely outlook over the gardens. Also on the ground floor is a small cloakroom.
The original timber staircase leads off the sitting room to the first floor landing. The principal bedroom has an original wooden floor, a double aspect and en suite bathroom. Also off the first floor landing is the family shower room and a secondary staircase up to the second floor. On the second floor are two further, attic bedrooms.
The property sits off the village lane approached through a timber five bar gate. There is a 2 bay open fronted car port and ample parking. The house sits towards the centre of the plot with lawned gardens all around. There is a west facing patio area outside the kitchen/breakfast room with a lovely view towards the Malvern Hills. The total plot is believed to extend to just over one third of an acre. The property is offered with No Onward Chain.
The owners have obtained planning permission under reference 20/01167/LBC for a ground floor extension to include a bedroom, bathroom and utility room, further details can be found on the Tewkesbury Borough Council planning portal.
Location
Oakhouse is situated in an elevated position in the popular village of Apperley, an area surrounded by lovely open countryside. Apperley is situated approximately 8 miles from Cheltenham, 5 miles from Tewkesbury and 6 miles from the M5 at Ashchurch. This popular and active village has a Primary School and pre-school, pub, village hall and various clubs and activities such as a cricket club. Cheltenham, Tewkesbury and Gloucester all offer a wide range of amenities with rail services from both Gloucester and Cheltenham. There are many lovely walking and riding opportunities in the area including those along the river Severn.
Square Footage: 2,009 sq ft
Acreage: 0.4 Acres
Directions
Travel through the village from the B4213 passing the village hall and proceed up to the T junction. Bear right and the Oakhouse will be found after a short distance on the left.
Additional Info
Services: Mains water, gas fired central heating and electricity. Mains drainage.
Local Authority: Tewkesbury Borough Council[use Contact Agent Button]
Marketed by: Savills, Cheltenham
Land Registry Data
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