2 bedroom house
Coopers Hill, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL3 4SB
Guide Price
£325,000
Residential Tags: Grade II
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2022
- Removed: Dec 2022
- Residential Tags: Grade II
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Woodland
VIEWINGS CLOSED
*** BEST AND FINAL OFFERS INVITED BY 14:00 (2PM) ON MONDAY 10TH OCTOBER 2022 ***
A two bedroom Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage in need of renovation, in an idyllic woodland setting with exceptional views across the valley. In all about 0.38 acres.
Woodcott is a charming two bedroom detached stone cottage quietly situated on a private lane that is part of The Cotswold Way, a 120 mile footpath from Chipping Campden to Bath. Set at the edge of mature woodland it has a panoramic view across the valley and provides an exceptional rural retreat within easy reach of Gloucester and the M5.
Formerly a gamekeeper’s cottage, it is Grade II Listed and believed to date from the mid-late C17. Period details include stone mullions; window seats; a fine inglenook fireplace with bread oven and bressumer beam; a stone spiral staircase; and exposed beams and timbers. A single storey extension houses the ground floor bathroom and store and there may be potential, subject to Listed and Planning consents, to extend the property further. The cottage is in need of renovation but has potential to create an enviable home in a unique location.
Marketed by: Butler Sherborn, Cirencester
*** BEST AND FINAL OFFERS INVITED BY 14:00 (2PM) ON MONDAY 10TH OCTOBER 2022 ***
A two bedroom Grade II listed Cotswold stone cottage in need of renovation, in an idyllic woodland setting with exceptional views across the valley. In all about 0.38 acres.
Woodcott is a charming two bedroom detached stone cottage quietly situated on a private lane that is part of The Cotswold Way, a 120 mile footpath from Chipping Campden to Bath. Set at the edge of mature woodland it has a panoramic view across the valley and provides an exceptional rural retreat within easy reach of Gloucester and the M5.
Formerly a gamekeeper’s cottage, it is Grade II Listed and believed to date from the mid-late C17. Period details include stone mullions; window seats; a fine inglenook fireplace with bread oven and bressumer beam; a stone spiral staircase; and exposed beams and timbers. A single storey extension houses the ground floor bathroom and store and there may be potential, subject to Listed and Planning consents, to extend the property further. The cottage is in need of renovation but has potential to create an enviable home in a unique location.
Marketed by: Butler Sherborn, Cirencester
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.