The Green Churchdown Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL3

Nestled in an enviable position on the upper slopes of Churchdown Hill, this substantial 17th Century detached family home commands spectacular views across the picturesque Severn Vale. Steeped in history, the property seamlessly blends timeless charm with elegant living, showcasing an abundance of period features, including exposed beams, traditional fireplaces, and intricate detailing. The beautifully proportioned accommodation offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, providing both space and comfort. With its captivating surroundings and rich heritage, this exceptional home presents a rare opportunity to enjoy the perfect harmony of historic character and modern family living.

Ground Floor
Upon entering, this inviting reception hall sets the stage for the home�s warm and welcoming atmosphere. Leading off from here is a beautifully appointed drawing room, where exposed beamed ceilings and a charming bay window frames breathtaking views of the surrounding open countryside, creating a cosy yet elegant space to relax.

An elegant and versatile formal dining room/study/family room adds to the character of the home, featuring striking beams that enhance its warmth and appeal. This flexible space is perfect for entertaining, working from home, or unwinding with family. At the heart of the home lies a stunning open-plan kitchen, thoughtfully designed with an island, breakfast bar, and spacious dining area.

Expansive doors open onto a balcony that overlooks the gardens, providing an idyllic setting for al fresco dining while enjoying exquisite panoramic views.

Completing the ground floor is a well-equipped utility room, offering additional storage and functionality, along with a modern shower room for added convenience.

First Floor
The first floor of Foxfield offers two generously proportioned bedrooms, each offering comfort and charm. The standout principal bedroom features a spacious dressing area, an en-suite bathroom, and glazed doors that open onto a sun balcony, perfect for enjoying the picturesque views. The second bedroom is dual aspect and also enjoys breathtaking views.

Second Floor
Two additional well-sized bedrooms provide ample accommodation for family or guests, all served by a stylish and modern family bathroom. Thoughtfully designed, this floor offers both privacy and practicality, making it an ideal space for restful living.

Outside
The property benefits from ample off-road parking, providing space for multiple vehicles with ease. The beautifully landscaped gardens are a true highlight, featuring sweeping lawns, a variety of mature trees, and well-established planting that creates a tranquil and picturesque setting.

Garden Studio
A delightful brick-built studio offers a versatile space, perfect for use as a home office, creative studio, hobby room, or peaceful garden retreat.

Outdoor Entertaining Area
Designed for hosting and relaxation, the dedicated outdoor entertaining space includes a stylish bar, making it ideal for al fresco dining and social gatherings in a stunning natural backdrop.

Location
Churchdown lies between the historic cathedral city of Gloucester and the elegant Regency town of Cheltenham. The nearby Churchdown Hill, also known as Chosen Hill, rises to 154 meters above sea level, providing stunning panoramic views of the Cotswold escarpment, the Malvern�s, and the Severn Vale. While excellent transport links via the M5, A40, and A417 offer easy access to Bath, Bristol, Oxford, and the Midlands.

The area boasts strong educational options in both the state and private sectors. Churchdown itself has several primary schools and two secondary schools, while nearby independent schools include The King�s School in Gloucester, Wycliffe College in Stroud, and Cheltenham�s renowned institutions - Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies� College, and Dean Close. Grammar schools can also be found in Gloucester, Cheltenham, and Stroud.

For a more extensive selection of shopping, dining, and cultural experiences, the vibrant regional hubs of Gloucester and Cheltenham are just five miles away. Cheltenham is renowned for its charming boutiques, prestigious schools, and a calendar of celebrated festivals.

For leisure, residents can enjoy Brickhampton Court Golf Club, as well as football, rugby, tennis, and bowls clubs within the village.

Freehold | EPC Rating E | Council Tax Band F

Services, Utilities & Property Information
Utilities � Mains electricity, water, gas, and drainage.
Tenure - Freehold
Property Type � Detached house
Construction Type � Standard � brick & tile
Council Tax � Tewkesbury Borough Council
Council Tax Band F
Parking � Off-road parking for approximately 6 cars.
Mobile phone coverage - 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider.
Internet connection - Ultrafast FTTC Broadband connection available- we advise you to check with your provider.

Disclaimer:
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