About this property

An extended and impressive Grade II Listed property with versatile accommodation, a lovely garden, garage and parking.

Standing in grounds extending to 0.51 acres is this beautifully presented four bedroom attached period home that offers 2151 square feet of versatile accommodation, a lovely south facing garden, a detached garage, a long driveway, great potential for an annexe, and in a delightful semi-rural location 13 miles to the west of Cheltenham. The majority of the living space is arranged over the ground floor comprising a spacious family room with fireplace and windows to the front and rear. The sitting room features a wood burning stove and a lovely large window with views over the garden. The kitchen breakfast room provides a full complement of modern fitted units with space for freestanding appliances and range cooker. Off the hallway is the study and the main bedroom that offers an ensuite WC. A hallway off the kitchen provides access to the front and rear gardens along with access to a further reception room, a bedroom, a shower room and a utility. This side of the property provides excellent potential to create an annexe, office, or to let out. Located on the first floor are two good-sized double bedrooms, a spacious landing and a family bathroom.

Outside
A long driveway leads to a detached garage and parking area. From here is access to both the front and rear of the house. To the front is a lovely expanse of lawn that faces due south so enjoys a sunny orientation. A semi-circular paved terrace abuts the house making a delightful spot to position some outdoor seating. Well-established hedgerow and mature shrubbery line the perimeter and afford the property plenty of privacy. To the rear is an attractive paved courtyard garden with planted beds/containers and enclosed by walling.

Situation
Ashleworth is only 8 miles from the Cathedral city of Gloucester, 9 miles from Tewkesbury and 13 miles from the Spa town of Cheltenham. The village itself enjoys a friendly reputation with an active church, school and the Ashleworth Hub that comprises a post office, village store, deli and café/restaurant. There is a sports and social club with cricket and football fields and a National Trust maintained Tithe Barn from the mid 15th Century. With Worcester to the north and Bristol to the south, there are also good transport links with railway stations at Cheltenham and Gloucester and the M5 and M50 nearby.

Additional Information
The main body of the house is on a freehold title however, the sitting room on the eastern side is on a leasehold title (999 years from 1967) and forms part of St Michaels House. St Michaels House comprises of 4 apartments and each owner has an equal share of the freehold, including our client. As such, our client is responsible for a 5% share of costs towards maintaining the fabric of St Michaels House. Currently the monthly charge is £27.08.

Council Tax band D

Lease: 999 years from 30 December 1967

Grade II Listed

0.51 Acres

Parking & Garage

South Facing Garden

Additional information

• Grade II Listed
• 0.51 Acres
• Parking Garage
• South Facing Garden

Key information

Council Tax Band: 3

Tenure: Freehold