About this property

Set in a rural spot with views of the River Severn, this renovated 1833 home blends character with modern living. It features a bespoke 22' kitchen, three receptions with wood-burners, and four bedrooms (two en-suite). Outside, a detached studio and study offer ideal work spaces. The generous plot includes a gated driveway, oak car port, and gardens overlooking open fields. A perfect retreat.

Set in a prime rural spot with views over the countryside to the River Severn and Forest of Dean, this detached home has been modernised to offer versatile living. Dating from 1833 and later extended, the well-presented layout spans two floors. The ground floor features a 15' sitting room with a fireplace, a dining room leading to a 22' kitchen with bespoke units, granite tops, a Rangemaster, and integrated appliances. All three receptions boast wood-burners. A study, utility, and cloakroom complete this level. Upstairs are two en-suite bedrooms, two further bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Outside, a stylish detached studio complements the internal study, providing two superb home-working spaces.

Outside
Occupying a generous plot, the property is approached via a gated driveway and an oak-framed car port, providing parking for several vehicles. The grounds are elegantly bounded by red brick walling and mature hedging, ensuring privacy while framing the exceptional views across the adjoining fields. The gardens have been thoughtfully landscaped, primarily laid to lawn and interspersed with a rich variety of ornamental flower borders and shrub beds. Enhancing the outdoor living space is a substantial stone patio, perfectly positioned to soak in the rural outlook, an ideal setting for al fresco dining and entertaining.

Situation
The property is positioned within an area of Arlingham called Woolthorpe which is located on the fringe of the village in a rural setting surrounded by countryside. Arlingham is a small village with no through traffic. Amenities include a community-owned public house, Post Office & village store. Frampton on Severn, famous for the longest village green in England, offers further local facilities including a church, general store, two public houses, primary school & doctors' surgery. The area offers excellent opportunities for outdoor recreation including equestrian, cycling, fishing & walking. The A38 and M5 can be accessed approximately 6 miles from Arlingham, giving fast links to Bristol to the south & Gloucester & Cheltenham to the north. Intercity rail services are available from Cam at Dursley, Stonehouse, Gloucester & Stroud providing access to London (Paddington).

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Additional information

• Detached 1833 cottage extended and renovated throughout
• Countryside views over the River Severn and Forest of Dean
• Bespoke 22' kitchen with granite tops
• Three reception rooms all featuring wood-burning stoves
• Four double bedrooms including two with modern en-suites
• Versatile detached studio plus an internal dedicated study
• Generous gardens overlooking tranquil adjoining countryside
• Substantial stone patio perfect for al fresco entertaining
• Gated driveway and oak-framed car port for ample parking
• A blend of character features and stylish modern living

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate