This historic farmhouse presents a remarkable opportunity for those looking to invest in a renovation project that can truly reflect the character of its heritage. With a primary layout concentrated on the ground floor, the home encompasses two sitting rooms, including an intriguing Old Cider Mill, alongside a separate dining room, kitchen, and utility area. A total of five bedrooms are complemented by two bathrooms, while the first floor holds three attic rooms that could serve as additional bedroom space or creative hubs—subject to planning regulations. Ample storage solutions are available throughout with two practical storerooms enhancing functionality.
The property is set within approximately 7.5 acres of serene pastureland bordered by established hedgerows and trees, contributing to its tranquil privacy and scenic views. An array of traditional outbuildings accompanies the farmhouse, such as a former cattle shed and a Dutch barn, both ripe for conversion following necessary permissions.
Having been owned by the same family for four generations, this property not only offers rich history but also immense potential for redevelopment. Originally functioning as a dairy farm and cider mill—complete with an original cider press—the structure boasts elements dating back to before the Victorian period. Notably, several ground-floor bedrooms are adapted from stables while the utility room once served as a tack room.
Past planning consent has been granted for significant enhancements including replacing and extending the kitchen as well as adding a wet room; interested parties can verify these details through reference 16/00014/FUL on Tewkesbury Borough Council's website.
