4 bedroom house

Set at the end of a long track that runs from the end of Rising Sun Lane across the common, Nuthurst is a detached four bedroom Cotswold stone house that occupies a peaceful and private position with instant access to the 1,000 acres of common land that surrounds it.

Occupying a plot of just under an acre, the house extends to just over 2,000 square feet and faces due south at the rear. It has good proportions and is naturally light with views up to the escarpment from the house and large garden below.

In addition to the house there are two versatile outbuildings currently used as stables and storage but with obvious conversion opportunities subject to the necessary consents. Planning to convert the one building to a holiday cottage was passed but has since lapsed.

Services:
Spring water.
Mains electricity.
Private waste.
Oil fired central heating.

Located some 400 meters to the south and accessible on foot, there is a fenced 4.6 acre field available separately.

Set high on the Cotswold escarpment, the tiny hamlet of Nutterswood comprises 6 houses and cottages all of which enjoy instant access to Cleeve Common (over 1,000 acres and the highest point in the Cotswolds), the Cotswold Way and several well-known Cotswold towns.

A short 4 mile drive to the north, tucked away in the folds of the Cotswold Hills, the thriving Anglo-Saxon market town of Winchcombe is well known for its warm toned Cotswold stone cottages, tea shops, good local amenities and traditional medieval architecture.

The nearby Regency town of Cheltenham is best known for its quality of lifestyle, schooling, recreational activities and amenities all of this set against the stunning back drop of period architecture and its beautiful scenery being positioned just on the edge of the Cotswold Hills.

Winchcombe 4 miles, Cheltenham 5 miles, Stow-on-the-Wold 16 miles, Burford 25 miles, Oxford 43 miles, London 82 miles (distances approximate)

Marketed by: Knight Frank, Cheltenham