Laverton Hill House, located in the small hamlet of Laverton in the Cotswolds, combines an idyllic rural setting with accessibility to both local amenities and Cheltenham mainline railway station.
The village lane becomes a footpath when it reaches the house, creating a private haven undisturbed by passing traffic. Built from mellowed local stone, the house boasts picturesque, south-facing gardens, with views over the Cotswold Hills. Beyond the spacious lawn is a hard court tennis court which is in need of resurfacing, and is carefully shielded by trees.
| The master bedroom at Laverton |
The house itself retains many period features, such as the exposed chimney beam above the large, open fireplace in the drawing room. The kitchen has been recently updated and has granite worktops and windows to three aspects, affording delightful views over the garden. In addition there is a dining room, study and cloakroom downstairs, accessed from the flagstoned hallway.
| The sitting room |
Laverton Hill House has five bedrooms, four of which are ensuite, as well as one further bathroom - ideal for avoiding bathroom queues in the morning. Situated 13 miles from Cheltenham, this beautiful rural house in quiet countryside would make a wonderful family home.
Jackson Stops & Staff have set the Guide Price at £1.25m. For further information, or a brochure please telephone +44 (0)1386 840 224.
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