Detached house for sale in Tewkesbury GL20, 4 Bedroom

Open house - Wednesday 24th April, Call to secure your appointment on this impressive and historic Grade II listed detached house which is believed to date back to the late 1600s. The property retains its original timbered "Cruck" construction along with other period features of that time including the original floorboards in the master bedroom, Inglenook fireplace in the reception room and beamed walls and ceilings. The house has been extended over the years and great care has been taken by the current owners with their choice of decoration and fixtures and fittings.

On the ground floor the accommodation includes a stunning kitchen diner which has glorious views over the gardens, recently installed it offers a range of bespoke cupboards with integrated appliances, Belfast style sink and a Leisure Range Cooker. Further accommodation includes a utility room, study, impressive main reception room with Inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove and a further reception/snug.

The first floor is accessed by two separate staircases and the accommodation comprises of four double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a shower room. The master bedroom is delightful and boasts the original timber flooring, beams and countryside views. It has direct access to the main family bathroom and so could serve as an en suite if desired.

The gardens are beautifully designed, mainly laid to lawn with well stocked borders and a variety of trees including a mountain ash, apple, willow and silver birch. A gravelled area to the front of the property provides an attractive seating area and is complemented by an original stone well which is fitted with a pump to provide garden irrigation. Adjacent to the garden is a an original brick outbuilding and shed. There is a gravelled parking area at the bottom of the garden.

The property benefits from some wonderful views over the countryside including those of The Malvern Hills. A rare opportunity to purchase a wonderful and historic property.

Amenities Longdon is about 5 miles from the historic town of Tewkesbury, where there is a full range of retail, commercial, leisure and educational facilities. It is also within easy driving distance of other major centres including Upton upon Severn, Malvern, Worcester and Cheltenham. The motorway network can be joined close to Tewkesbury at junction 9 of the M5, or via junction 1 of the M50 near Twyning, leading to junction 8 of the M5.

Mainline trains are available at Tewkesbury and Cheltenham.

This plot is located on the edge of the village which has a parish church with lovely views to all sides over farm land and to the Malvern Hills.