This Grade II listed Georgian residence, dating back to the early 1700s, presents a remarkable opportunity for restoration and enhancement. Originally constructed for the Hayward family, the property has undergone considerable transformation over the centuries, especially during its tenure under the Yorke family. Notably, it served as the Vicarage for St Mary’s Church at one point, adding to its historical significance. The current owners have cherished this home since acquiring it in the mid-1980s but recognize that modern updates are necessary to refresh its charm and functionality for today’s lifestyle.
Nestled on a tranquil country lane and boasting expansive views across approximately 4.6 acres of landscaped grounds and paddocks, this three-story accommodation retains numerous period features such as an exquisite staircase adorned with twisted balusters, elegant venetian-style windows, original timber flooring, decorative panelling, and several striking fireplaces.
In addition to the main house, there exists a substantial collection of traditional brick barns that are partly converted into additional living space and recreational areas, highlighting significant potential for further development or rental income. While the gardens offer beautifully maintained borders and panoramic farmland views, they also present opportunities for landscaping enhancements.
Located just outside well-connected villages with easy access to Tewkesbury's amenities, including shops and delightful dining options, this property not only promises a serene rural lifestyle but also benefits from excellent transport links to larger cities like Gloucester and Cheltenham—ideal for commuters or those seeking cultural experiences.