Compra de casa Gloucestershire: 74 apartamentos y casas en venta

Comprar una casa - A rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished historic Georgian wing, offering stylish accommodation in a splendid countryside setting with enchanting private gardens. Nestled in a serene rural milieu, West Wing is part of an impressive Georgian country house, exuding period charm and timeless elegance. Located in the midst of roughly half an acre of enchanting gardens, with the advantage of a double garage, a wide private driveway, and captivating views over the countryside, this charming three- or four-bedroom home combines grandeur with comfort. Freehold | Council Tax Band D | EPC Rating D Services, utilities and property information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band - Forest of Dean District Council Property construction – Standard – brick and tile Electrical - Mains electricity Water supply - Mains water Drainage - Septic tank - maintenance costs will be involved, please ask the agent for further information. Heating - Oil - maintenance costs will be involved, please ask the agent for more information. Broadband - Fixed wireless internet available - advisable to check with your provider. Signal/mobile coverage - Some 4G and 5G mobile signal available in the area - advisable to check with your operator. Parking - Garage parking for 2 cars. Driveway parking for 4+ cars. Special notes - Owners are required to contribute to the cost of driveway repairs – please ask the agent for details. More information

Comprar una casa - Located in the prestigious setting of Wellington Square, Avondale House is an elegant Grade II listed Regency villa dating from 1834–35, originally built for Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Barron of the East India Company. As part of the Pittville project created for Joseph Pitt between 1825 and 1842, with the broader estate layout designed by architect John Forbes, the villa occupies a prominent corner position on one of Cheltenham’s most admired squares. Its refined stucco façade, hipped slate roof and classical detailing create a timeless architectural presence, surrounded by a harmonious group of Regency villas arranged around a central landscaped garden. This magnificent garden apartment combines Regency architectural grace with a fresh, contemporary finish. Inside, the house benefits from generous proportions, enhanced by sash windows, predominantly wooden floors and a recent refurbishment that enhances light, comfort and style. Although the garden is shared, the apartment enjoys the rare privilege of having it directly in front of its own private entrance door, offering almost exclusive connection to the outdoors – perfect for morning coffee, relaxed evenings or sunny moments. Life here is shaped by greenery, tranquility and refined convenience. The immense beauty of Pittville Park is moments away, with its lakes, walking paths and open lawns – a natural extension of everyday life. The neighbourhood is enriched by independent cafés, artisan bakeries and relaxed brunch spots, all within an easy stroll. Whether meeting friends, enjoying a weekend walk or simply soaking up the Cheltenham street atmosphere, everything feels effortlessly close at hand. Avondale House offers a rare blend of heritage and modern comfort – a home where history, elegance and contemporary living combine in perfect harmony, located in one of Cheltenham’s most sought-after Regency locations. Accommodation summary - Entrance position is on the side of the main entrance and opens directly onto the garden area. - Hallway – Wooden floor with period-coloured painted walls and a storage cupboard. - Kitchen – A functional kitchen space that would benefit from light modernisation, allowing buyers to add their own finishing touches and offering the possibility of a simple refit to unlock additional value. It retains twin sash windows and views over the communal garden. - Living room – Large sash window overlooking Wellington Square, equipped with new carpets and period colours. - Principal bedroom – Large sash window again benefiting from the Wellington Square view, fitted with new carpets and appropriate period colours. - Second bedroom – This single bedroom also has new carpeting and enjoys a front-facing view from Avondale House. - Bathroom – Bath/shower room with WC, sink and storage cupboard. - Exterior – The well-maintained garden provides a perfect setting for the property and also gives the apartment a sense of extra outdoor space while creating a pleasant sense of community. - Resident parking on the enclosed private driveway – A valuable advantage in a parade-perimeter parking area, offering convenience and peace of mind. Avondale House is exceptionally well placed to offer a wide range of amenities, commercial facilities and, for commuters, access to a broad network of transport and road links. Property services, utilities and information - Lease duration – Leasehold (957 years remaining) - Major services – Gas/Electricity - EPC – D - Council Tax – B - Environmental Impact Assessment – Class D - Service charge – £300 per quarter - Mobile coverage – 4G and 5G available; we recommend confirming details with your service provider. - Broadband availability – Ultra-fast broadband available in the region with a maximum download speed of up to 1,000 Mbps and maximum upload speed of 1,000 Mbps. - Public networks – Mains water, electricity, sewers - Parking – Shared resident parking on the enclosed private driveway

Comprar una casa - An exceptional, highly individual conversion created from an antique pair of traditional barns, located on about 1.8 acres on the northern edge of The Forest of Dean, offering versatile accommodation, an impressive gallery-style workshop with study, and potential for future development. Northend Court represents a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful, highly adaptable home in a truly idyllic setting. Originally consisting of two barns set at right angles to each other and surrounded by traditional stone walls, Northend Court has been thoughtfully and sympathetically transformed. At its heart is a Grade II listed 17th-century threshing barn featuring a stunning oak frame and stone gables, now linked seamlessly via a bespoke oak-framed link to an adjoining 18th-century brick barn. The result is a home of exceptional architectural interest, where heritage craftsmanship and contemporary living sit in perfect harmony. Developed by the current owners with great care and attention to detail, Northend Court now offers a wonderful balance of character, space and lifestyle, all set in a peaceful, private location surrounded by open countryside. ENTRANCES The accommodation is generous and highly versatile, carefully arranged to complement modern living while preserving the integrity and charm of the original barns. At the heart of the house is a beautifully appointed kitchen and dining area, designed as a convivial hub for daily life and entertaining. Traditional-style cabinetry is enhanced by warm timber worktops and a central island, while a classic AGA forms both a functional focal point and a distinctive feature. This welcoming space effortlessly flows into a spacious sitting room where large glazing brings in natural light and ensures seamless connection to the gardens. The property offers a total of four bedrooms. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, benefiting from its own ensuite bathroom and a striking staircase turning to a mezzanine, creating a private, characterful retreat. Bedrooms two and three are equally distinctive, each offering upper-level living space, adding architectural interest and great flexibility, ideal for family living or guest use. A fourth bedroom provides additional adaptable space. The main living areas are complemented by a practical but well-considered suite of rooms, including a boot room, a laundry room and a utility, all enhancing daily functionality without compromising style. A standout feature of Northend Court is the impressive gallery-style workshop, a beautifully bright space characterized by vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and dramatic proportions. Completed by a separate office, this exceptional space offers immense versatility – ideal for home working, creative activities or potential additional accommodation. Throughout the property, the character of the original has been thoughtfully preserved and enhanced, with features such as: • Exposed beams and vaulted ceilings • Natural stone and timber detailing • Characterful glazing allowing an abundance of natural light • A thoughtful layout designed for comfort and flow STEP OUT Situated on about 1.8 acres, the grounds offer a wonderful sense of space and privacy, with lawns, terraces and panoramic views over the countryside. The ambiance is both tranquil and secluded, ideal for those seeking rural living while staying connected. In addition to the main residence, the property benefits from a substantial barn currently used for storage and as a workshop. This offers excellent potential for future development, presenting exciting possibilities for additional living, workspaces or lifestyle facilities. A planning consent is in place for the conversion of the barn, and any alternative or additional development would require the appropriate permissions. Location Northend Court enjoys a charming position just north of The Forest of Dean, an area renowned for its exceptional natural beauty, ancient woodlands and wide range of outdoor activities. The nearby village of Huntley offers everyday amenities, while the cathedral city of Gloucester and the Regency town of Cheltenham provide a superb choice of shops, restaurants, schools and leisure facilities. The property is well placed for connectivity, with the M50 to the north and the A40 (providing access to Oxford and the M5) less than a mile away, enabling convenient travel to major centres such as Cardiff, Bristol and Birmingham. Rail services from Gloucester and Cheltenham provide regular direct links to London Paddington, while Bristol, Birmingham and Cardiff airports offer additional connectivity. Freehold | Council Tax Band E | Forest of Dean District Council Property Type – Brick and Timber Construction - Tiles Electrical supply – Grid Water supply – mains Drainage – Klargester BioDisc septic system - maintenance costs will be involved; please instruct your agent for more information. Heating – Oil-fired central heating - maintenance costs will be involved; please instruct your agent for more information. This powers underfloor heating throughout the property. Broadband – FTTP; high-speed broadband available – we recommend checking with your provider. Signal/Mobile coverage – 4G mobile signal and some 5G available in the area – please check with your operator. Parking – Driveway for 4+ cars Special notes – Solar panels connected to the grid with a feed-in tariff Postcode GL19 3HH What3words: ///alike.rotate.necklaces Further information

Comprar una casa - An opportunity to create a modern 11,000 sq ft house, with Para 84 permission granted, located in a magical 10-acre nature sanctuary surrounded by stunning countryside outside Moreton-in-Marsh and at the intersection of the counties marked by the famous Four Counties Stone.

Comprar una casa - Set within the historic Sherborne House, a Grade II -listed country estate with origins dating back over 500 years, this grand apartment offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial home within one of the Cotswolds’ most architecturally significant buildings. Occupying the first and second floors of the south-east wing, it is the largest of the principal apartments, extending to approximately 3,288 sq ft. Arranged within the original footprint of the building, the apartment retains an exceptional sense of scale and character throughout. The proportions and flow are both intuitive and elegant, with rooms unfolding in a manner that feels both natural and deliberate. A discreet and professional on-site team, including caretaker, housekeeper and gardener, provides attentive support while in residence and reassurance when away. A grand entrance hall, framed by Murano wall lights, sets the tone and leads into a handsome reception room, a space that, in most houses, would serve as the principal room. From here, the apartment opens into the extraordinary great hall and dining room. The 24-foot ceilings create a defining interior of remarkable volume and presence. Soaring height and intricate period detailing lend a strong sense of occasion, while the space remains entirely liveable, equally suited to entertaining and everyday use. Originally shaped in the 1840s by the celebrated architect Anthony Salvin, the great hall and dining room retain richly moulded plasterwork, timber panelling and a finely carved working fireplace. Seven double-height windows frame far reaching views across manicured and natural parkland, drawing in exceptional natural light and strengthening the connection to the surrounding landscape. The furnishings have been carefully curated to complement the history and architectural richness of the apartment and are available by separate negotiation, allowing for a turn-key acquisition if desired. The kitchen provides a contemporary counterpoint, overlooking the cloister and integrating comfortably within the overall plan. Bedroom accommodation is arranged to create a house-like feel: the principal bedroom benefits from a dressing room, while two further double bedrooms offer flexibility for family life, guests or working from home. En-suite bathrooms and a utility room are thoughtfully positioned to ensure ease of day-to-day living. Residents also benefit from access to a private orangery, tennis court and wellness centre with heated swimming pool. The surrounding landscape is quintessential Cotswold countryside, and the house has significant historic importance. Built circa 1520 and visited twice by Queen Elizabeth I, it has evolved through significant 17th- and 19th-century enhancements to create the striking composition seen today. Its 12 acres of grounds sit within over 4,000 acres of protected National Trust village, parkland and farmland, much of which has remained virtually unchanged since the 19th century. Sherborne sits in a particularly beautiful stretch of the Cotswolds, surrounded by rolling countryside and some of the region’s most picturesque villages. Northleach is nearby for day-to-day essentials, while Burford, Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton-on-the-Water are all within easy reach. Cheltenham and Cirencester broaden the offering further, making this an especially appealing setting for those seeking a quieter pace of life without feeling isolated.

Comprar una casa - An elegant Grade II listed Cotswold house, thoughtfully restored and set within beautifully landscaped gardens and paddock extending to approximately 2.15 acres. Occupying an idyllic position along a country lane in the charming hamlet of Fossebridge, Elm Villa is a distinguished Grade II listed Cotswold stone house, thoughtfully restored and beautifully enhanced to create an elegant country home. The current owner has undertaken an extensive programme of improvements, carefully preserving the house's original character while introducing high-quality modern comforts. Significant investment has also been made to the gardens and grounds, which have been beautifully landscaped to complement the setting, while a new private treatment plant has been installed to ensure the property is well equipped for modern living. Inside, the house is filled with natural light and retains a wealth of period features, including sash windows, open fireplaces, parquet flooring and flagstone floors. The well-balanced accommodation offers a wonderful blend of character and practicality, creating a home that is equally suited to everyday family life and entertaining. The accommodation has been thoughtfully arranged to provide well-balanced living spaces, with elegant reception rooms that are ideal for both entertaining and everyday family life. Upstairs, three generously proportioned double bedrooms are served by two well-appointed bathrooms, creating comfortable and practical accommodation for both family and guests. Beyond the house, beautifully maintained gardens, traditional Cotswold stone outbuildings and an adjoining paddock and orchard combine to create an idyllic setting, offering both privacy and a strong connection to the surrounding countryside. Fossebridge lies in the heart of the Cotswolds, close to the River Coln and approximately three miles from Northleach. Cirencester is around seven miles away, while Cheltenham, Stow-on-the-Wold and Burford are also within easy reach. Road connections are available via the nearby A40, and rail services to London Paddington run from Kemble and Kingham.