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The Rowans is a stunning Georgian home, brimming with period charm and modern versatility. Once a dairy farm, it now offers high ceilings, fireplaces, flagstone and wood flooring, modern sash windows, and exquisite period details, while providing ample space for contemporary living. The property could effortlessly accommodate multiple office spaces, a gym, library, games room, or artist and therapy studios, the possibilities are endless.The grand entrance impresses immediately with soaring ceilings and archways leading to the main staircase and rear of the house. To the left, the drawing room features elegant arched recesses and fitted bookcases flanking a beautiful Bath Stone fireplace.Along the hallway, a further reception room, decorated in Sulking Room Pink, features a window to the front aspect. During renovation, a unique window was discovered within the wall, now a striking permanent feature looking through to the kitchen.The kitchen, fitted in 2020 and painted in Urbane Grey, is stylish and functional, with space for a Rangestyle cooker (not included) and Knigstone worksurfaces complementing the cupboards. Views extend across the rear garden, while behind the breakfast bar, a cosy family seating area sits in front of a fireplace with a wood-burning stove on a brick hearth.At the heart of the home is a highly practical space doubling as a boot room and bar, offering storage for coats, shoes, and even the wet dog. A hatch at the front transforms the area into a bar, perfect for entertaining and showcases just how well this clever space works.Opposite is a utility cupboard housing the boiler. Adjacent to the utility cupboard is a ground floor shower room.The former farmyard barn has been transformed into a spectacular formal dining and entertaining room, complete with vaulted ceiling, wood-burning stove, and an original arched window. Steps in the far corner lead to a mezzanine level, currently an office, but adaptable to suit a wide range of uses.The dining room opens into the magnificent oak-framed garden room, which boasts a curved glass window framing the front lawn and walled garden. A stone staircase with bespoke cast iron railings leads down to the lower ground floor, where a vast former dairy has been converted into a state-of-the-art family room. Natural light floods through a window at the far end, overlooking the original stone external steps. This highly versatile space has served as a photography studio, office, games room, and could easily become a yoga or dance studio, cinema room, gym, therapy rooms, or art studio, the possibilities are endless. Accessible from both the garden room and rear hallway, it is seamlessly connected to the rest of the house.Upstairs, a Velux-style window floods the first-floor landing with light, leading to three double bedrooms, each featuring period details, and a fourth bedroom currently used as a dressing room. The family bathroom offers a modern suite, while stunning views stretch across the gardens and neighbouring countryside.Laurel CottageThe Annexe, affectionately known as Laurel Cottage, is self-contained and offers a cosy sitting room with its own wood-burning stove, a kitchen fitted with cream units and integrated appliances, and a ground-floor bathroom with a white suite. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms, one enjoying a frontaspect view and the other boasting delightful distant views across the countryside. Laurel Cottage also benefits from its own garden to the rear.Accessed via a driveway that leads around to the rear, the property offers ample parking for several vehicles and direct access to a garage attached to the main house. Opposite the garage are three stables and a wood shed. The rear gardens are thoughtfully designed to attract birds and wildlife, featuring a rich variety of herbs, plants, and flowers, including lavender, daisies, wisteria, bay trees, and jasmine. A particularly striking feature is the remains of an old Roman forge, complete with its original well, providing a charming setting for summer dining and entertaining. Beyond the forge lies an orchard, carefully protected for its rare Gloucestershire tree varieties, comprising around 28 trees, including plum, Chaxhill Red, and cooking apples.The partly walled front garden features lush lawns with rowan, plum, and cherry trees, alongside a miniature English oak and eucalyptus. Both front and rear gardens offer wonderful spaces to enjoy the sun throughout the day, making them perfect for relaxation and outdoor living.W3W: winemaker.undivided.adoptVendor Insight -I was immediately captivated by The Rowans and its charming exterior and knew it was to be the family home I had been searching for. It was also an exciting renovation project and within commuting distance from Bristol for work.The house and the two bed annexe were in need of some care and attention and I have sympathetically upgraded them throughout. Work included plastering all rooms, rewiring, relaying floors, modernising the kitchen and bathroom and opening two original, bricked up, fireplaces. The real developments were the conversion of the small adjoining barn into the dining room, a fabulous sunroom and the creation of a massive, waterproofed and heated basement room.I love all the rooms, but am very proud of the stunning, curved, oak framed sunroom; that is always flooded with light and has pretty views to the garden: it is the ideal spot to settle and relax with a cup of tea or a glass of wine. The kitchen is where we spend most of our time and perfect for the passionate cook but also the place for family kitchen meals, plus the welcoming snug corner with a large sofa and wood burner for times when you want to relax with a coffee. Upstairs two bedrooms have large dormer windows where you look across the countryside to the Malverns and May Hill. Each room has a delightful mix of warmth, comfort and sophistication.The Rowans is a hospitable home where our guests can appreciate the elegance of the dining room, the warm and cosy sitting room with its huge fireplace and intriguing, original window that looks through to the kitchen; whilst the basement is the perfect games and party room. There have been many happy events when friends and family gathered in the house and garden.The wildlife garden is a glorious celebration of nature, with a twenty-eight tree orchard, and mature, colourful borders. It is a haven for wildlife with sightings of hedgehogs, rabbits, woodpeckers, jays and buzzards. In the back garden there are the remains of a Roman-era forge and well, hinting at the site's ancient past. Separately, in the front garden a charmingwisteria-covered walkway welcomes you, and in summer becomes a magical tunnel, the perfect setting for alfresco meals. The garden really has become an outside living room, enjoyed many summers as a haven of peace and natural beauty.We are so lucky to be just a few minutes' walk to the local garage and grocery store, or to the Severn and Wye Smokery with its food hall, coffee shop, restaurant and fishmonger. Westbury on Severn and Newnham on Severn are very short drives, and Gloucester is just over eight miles away, surrounded by the beautiful Severn Valley and Malvern Hills.The house has given me twenty-one happy years but is now too big and the time has come to downsize. The Rowans can now welcome another family to take over and look after it for the next twenty years.

Situated amidst beautiful south Herefordshire countryside, this classically elegant Georgian home offers tastefully presented and generous accommodation, with a pair of self contained annexes, several acres of mixed land and incredible countryside views.The property comprises a spacious Georgian house, with impressive reception rooms and a newly refurbished kitchen to the ground floor, as well as five bedrooms and four bathrooms to the first floor. In addition, there are two separate one-bedroom ground floor annexes attached to the main house, offering fantastic additional use for guest accommodation or holiday lets.There are several acres of grounds, comprising beautifully designed gardens, paddock and well stocked orchards with a variety of native fruit trees. Stunning views towards Chase Woods, Ross-on-Wye and the Welsh Hills can be enjoyed from the gardens.Located just 3 miles east of the market town of Ross-on-Wye, the property enjoys easy access to numerous countryside walks and local pubs, as well as nearby road networks allowing for swift commuting to Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff and Cheltenham.You enter the property via a small entrance porch, leading into a beautiful entrance hallway, with high ceiling, chandelier and staircase to first floor, with doors leading to various reception rooms. A smaller inner hall gives access to built in storage cupboard and door to the utility room.The drawing room is a fantastic reception room with high ceiling and glazed double doors to two aspects with garden views. There's an attractive open fireplace and refurbished original radiators. A pair of double doors lead through to the lounge, with the option of separating the two rooms completely with a closing mirrored 'false wall'.The lounge is another large and inviting reception room, with an open fireplace, large square bay window to side courtyard, fitted bookshelves, two glazed display cabinets and a door leading back to the reception hallway.The impressive kitchen was renovated a few years ago to an exceptional standard, and opened up to create a spacious kitchen-dining room ideal for entertaining, and which can be separated if desired by large curtains. The shaker style kitchen oozes contemporary style whilst remaining very much in-keeping with the character of the house and enjoying wonderful views across the two front lawned areas and countryside beyond. There are beautiful white marbled quartz worktops and a granite splashback behind the range and plenty of fitted storage cupboards. There is a breakfast bar, Rangemaster cooker with gas hob and hot plate above, two integrated wine racks, contemporary style radiators, attractive hanging light fixtures and two windows looking out to the courtyard.The formal dining room looks out to the gardens through a pair of glazed double doors with original period shutters. There is an impressive open stone-built fireplace and fitted glazed display cabinet to one wall.Other useful areas to the ground floor include a utility room, finished to a similarly high standard as the kitchen, a boot room with it's own access via a door from the courtyard and a cellar accessed via the utility room. The cellar offers great potential to create a games room or home cinema. There are built in storage cupboards with stone shelving, ideal for wine storage.Stairs lead from the entrance hallway to a bright and spacious first floor landing, with an impressive feature skylight, refurbished original radiators, access to airing cupboard with two Viessmann boilers, fitted shelving and access to loft hatch with pull down ladder.To the end of the landing are glazed double doors leading out to a railed balcony which gives a wonderful view of the gardens and countryside beyond.There are five double bedrooms in total to the first floor. The master bedroom is particularly beautiful, with numerous character features to include a black iron fireplace with attractive surround and a glazed wall cabinet with traditional column style radiator beneath. The en-suite bathroom is separated from the bedroom area with curtain divide through a pillared archway, with a roll top bath enjoying beautiful views of the gardens and countryside beyond. There is a separate shower unit, wall mirror and heated towel rail and a door to cloakroom with wc and wash hand basin.The additional four bedrooms are all spacious doubles, three of which enjoy en-suite facilities. One of the bedrooms has a pull down ladder to a loft space, ideal for conversion if more space is required, subject to relevant planning consents.The family bathroom is particularly appealing, being tastefully presented with attractive wall tiling, views through shuttered windows, panelled bath with overhead rain shower attachment, vanity wash hand basin with fitted mirrored cabinet above, wc and heated towel rail. This bathroom is also directly accessible via one of the larger bedrooms.The grounds of Bromsash House are impressively varied and beautifully designed in the classic English garden style. The gardens were designed by Florence Tytler, who formerly lived in the house in the early 1900's, along with her husband Sir Harry Tytler, a retired army officer.There are numerous sections of flat lawn, interspersed with a huge array of magnificent specimen trees, both native and exotic, including Canadian Silver Maple, Quercus Ilex, American Hazel Alder, Ginkgo Biloba and the largest Magnolia bush in Herefordshire and Gloucestershire!One of the most appealing aspects of the gardens is undoubtedly the rose walk, a long, slim stretch of lawn fringed on two sides by a variety of large rose bushes and apple trees having been used previously for a wedding service.The main house itself is joined by two separate one bedroom single story original annexes, one at each side of the house. Both are finished to a high standard and would be absolutely perfect as holiday rentals or additional accommodation for visiting relatives or staff, and feature open plan living room-kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. One of these annexes also enjoys a private enclosed courtyard with hot tub.W3W///rooting.kidney.prom

A magnificent country estate offering an expansive seven-bedroom main residence and an array of outbuildings, all set within approximately 7.6 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. With sweeping, breath-taking views of the Malvern Hills, this enchanting property provides a rare opportunity to own a personal sanctuary, situated just minutes from the charming riverside town of Upton-upon-Severn yet cocooned in lush, diverse surroundings. The centrepiece of the estate is Duckswich House itself, a substantial 8,406 sq ft residence built in 2003. Designed to combine scale and elegance with comfort, the property offers generously proportioned accommodation, crafted for both family living and grand entertaining. The surrounding grounds further enhance its appeal, creating a true country retreat of exceptional calibre. Additional Western Ponds and meadow circa 9.2 acres, available by separate negotiation.Please note that the brochure and video refer to The Bungalow - the bungalow is no longer included within the sale.Tenure - Freehold. Council Tax Band – H. Local Authority – Malvern Hills. EPC Rating – C. Property Construction – Standard (brick and tile). Electricity Supply – Mains. Water Supply – Mains. Drainage and Sewerage – Mains (via a pumping station – shared with The Bungalow). Heating – Mains gas and wet underfloor heating. Broadband – FTTC/FTTH superfast broadband connection available – we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage – 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area – we advise you to check with your provider. Parking – Triple garage and driveway parking for several vehicles. Property Information - Restrictive covenants on the title deeds (ask the agents for more information).

An impressive and detached stone-brick architect-designed five-bedroom family home, located in the historic heart of Toddington, a sought-after Cotswolds village. Extensively extended and remodelled in 2009, this property has been finished to the highest standards and features a mature parkland garden of just over one acre. With its blend of traditional charm and modern amenities, Bandon House provides an ideal setting for both relaxed family living and sophisticated entertaining, offering complete privacy and seclusion, ample driveway parking, and a detached double garage, Bandon House is highly recommended for viewing. Freehold EPC Rating C Council Tax Band G Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities – Mains gas, electricity and water. Private drainage via a soak away and septic tank. Approximate annual cost for emptying the septic tank is £187. There will also be maintenance costs – please speak with the agent for more information. Tenure - Freehold Property Type – Detached house Construction Type – Standard - Cotswolds stone-brick and slate roof Council Tax – Tewkesbury Borough Council Council Tax Band G Parking – Double garage accessed via electric security gates leading to a driveway and parking for six cars. Mobile phone coverage - 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Internet connection - Ultrafast FTTP connection available- we advise you to check with your provider. Current broadband and landline provider BT.

This unique home offers great living space including a large kitchen/breakfast room, a spacious dining room, four bedrooms, the master of which includes an ensuite and built-in storage. The property benefits from exposed beams, endless windows providing for light and airy accommodation. The property has been renovated and upgraded to a high standard and provides a wonderful family home within one of the most desirable locations. Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band - G. Local Authority - Malvern Hills. EPC - Rating D. Property Construction - Standard (brick and tile). Electricity Supply - Mains. Water Supply - Mains. Drainage and Sewerage - Private drainage via a septic tank. Heating - Oil-fired. Broadband - FTTH/FTTP Full fibre broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Garaging for 4 vehicles and driveway parking for 4+ vehicles. Additional Information - Electricity cabling runs across the lane to Croome Farm.

22 St. Peters Road is a beautifully presented and spacious four-bedroom family home, set behind private electric gates with ample parking and access to a double garage. Designed for modern living, the property offers versatile reception spaces including a snug, a stunning conservatory opening onto elevated decking and contemporary open-plan kitchen/diner with integrated Bosch appliances ideal for entertaining. The landscaped rear garden is a standout feature, with decking leading to a beautifully maintained lawn, sculpted hedges, an orchard, two outbuildings, and raised planters.Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Local Authority: Malvern Hills EPC: Rating B Property Construction: Standard (brick and tile) Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage and Sewerage: Mains Heating: Gas – underfloor heating downstairs and individually controlled radiators upstairs. Broadband: FTTP full fibre ultrafast broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage: 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: Double garage and driveway parking for 6+ vehicles. Additional Information: Electric gates, infrared security alarm internally and outside security lights with sensors. NHBC building warranty until Sept 2026. Outside double power socket