Detached house for sale in Ross-on-Wye HR9, 10 Bedroom

Beeches stands prominently overlooking its mature garden. The house has an annex and a small cottage. The tree lined back drive gives access to the stables, vineyard, paddock and outbuildings. EPC: E

The house has elegant reception rooms off a welcoming hall. The dining room has French doors out on to the loggia, which the fully fitted kitchen also enjoys.

The back corridor, opposite the front door leads into the east wing, via the Utility Room into the self- contained annexe (using the back stairs to its two bedrooms) with a dining room with a magnificent range (at one time the original kitchen), a sitting room with a wood burning stove, a utility room and good kitchen and door to the back garden.

The large landing and corridors link the five bedrooms along the south elevation of the house, which are also interconnecting. At the back of the house is a further bedroom along with two bathrooms a cloakroom and airing cupboard.

Behind the house is the Orchard Flat. Principally on the first floor with its two bedrooms, a bathroom, a sitting room with a wood burning stove and kitchen. On the ground floor where there are also two garages. Along the back drive there are potting and garden machinery sheds and store rooms.

The vineyard was planted in 1991. There are some 16 rows of various grape varieties such as Rondo, Regent, Madelaine Angevine and Seyval be they red, white or rose varieties. Next to the vineyard is the paddock.

Ross on Wye 3 miles, Gloucester 15 miles M50 (J1) 2 miles, Cheltenham 22 miles (All distances are approximate)

Beeches is exceptionally well located. The village of Upton Bishop is a pretty south Herefordshire village with an excellent pub, a nursery school, a primary school at Gorsley and a far greater choice of schools in the region, be it towards Malvern, Ross, Monmouth or Cheltenham. Its proximity to Junction 1 of the M50 also makes it quick and easy to be in the Midlands or south towards Bristol via the M5.

The area is rolling countryside, rich in its agricultural diversity and the local market town of Ross, which stands prominently overlooking the River Wye, provides all the day to day needs.