This property, historically known as The Old Stables, presents an opportunity for those interested in a blend of historical charm and renovation potential. Originally part of an active farm from the early 1800s, the home features distinctive architectural elements and a layout conducive to modern living, all set within a securely enclosed courtyard.
Upon entering, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hall adorned with flagstone flooring. This area provides access to multiple rooms that enhance the property's versatility. Two reception rooms situated off the entrance could serve various purposes; one currently functions as an office or hobby space, while the other is a sizable utility/laundry room.
The heart of the home is found through a characterful stable door leading to an inviting open-plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen is equipped with bespoke Beech cabinetry and granite countertops, alongside notable appliances such as an electric Aga. The design includes a stable door that opens directly onto the garden, allowing for easy outdoor access during warmer months. Adjacent to this area is a generous sitting room featuring dual aspect windows and a multi-fuel burner, providing warmth and ambiance.
On the first floor, you will find three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a main suite with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams that enhance its character. This room also includes an en-suite bathroom designed for comfort with twin sinks and ample storage. The additional bedrooms benefit from thoughtful features like built-in wardrobes and natural light.
Outside, the property boasts an expansive courtyard with an oak canopy—ideal for outdoor gatherings—and additional landscaping that enhances its tranquil appeal. The garden is richly planted with various flowers and shrubs and includes a pond that adds to its charm. A detached one-bedroom annexe provides further options for usage; previously functioning as holiday accommodation or guest quarters, it holds significant investment potential for rental income.
A large barn on-site adds to this property's versatility; currently utilized for storage, it comes with planning permission for conversion into a two-bedroom apartment on the upper floor while retaining storage space below. This feature could offer prospective buyers considerable income potential if developed.
Located near Ross-on-Wye—a picturesque market town along the River Wye—the property benefits from proximity to several local amenities including shops, galleries, dining options, recreational facilities, and historical attractions like Wilton Castle and Goodrich Castle. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate nearby walking trails in the Forest of Dean as well as various sports clubs available in town.
Ross-on-Wye also boasts excellent transport links to surrounding areas such as Hereford, Monmouth, Gloucester
