Pheasant Hill is a stunning Cotswold Stone five bedroom house with an adjacent self contained two bedroom cottage all set in an acre of private landscaped gardens; ideal for a multi generational family stay.
Pheasant Hill is a stunning Cotswold Stone five bedroom house with an adjacent self contained two bedroom cottage all set in an acre of private landscaped gardens; ideal for a multi generational family stay.
There are three reception areas in the main house plus a large,
very well equipped, family kitchen that opens up with sliding doors
offering beautiful views of the garden. The hidden gem of the
house, it has both a full size AGA as well as conventional ovens
and hob - plus there is a fully equipped kitchen/breakfast room and
sitting room in the cottage.
All bedrooms in the main house have en-suite bathrooms while two
bedrooms, the drive, terrace and upper garden are all on one level
making Pheasant Hill a rare Cotswold property that is suitable for
those with impaired mobility.
The garden is private, secure and quiet with a period Japanese
summer house plus separate fully equipped gym as well as the full
size barbecue. The gated drive, that fronts onto the quiet lane,
has ample parking for up to 8 cars.
Whilst there is no pub in the village the renown Temple Guiting Cafe
& Pantry is only a three minute walk away and the
pubs in Ford or Kineton are only 1 1/2 miles away and are easily
walkable.
The residence is in the heart of the North Cotswolds and
Cotswold Farm Park is a four minute drive, Stow on the Wold only 10
minutes away and other destinations like Daylesford Organic Farm
(14 mins), Soho Farmhouse, Broadway, Sudeley Castle and Cheltenham
are less than half an hour by car.
Outdoor and heated year-round at no extra charge, with loungers, sitting in its own terrace above the lawn.
A full circuit rather than one token feature, with an outdoor fire pit to finish at.
Behind the tennis court: three bedrooms' worth of sleeping, a full bathroom and a kitchenette, all on one level.
Six in the main house plus the self-contained annex, so a large group can split up and still eat together.
Two fridges, a Bosch oven and hob, and a table that extends to fourteen, or sixteen at the bar.
Plus a lawn for bocce or horseshoes, and an outdoor dining area with a barbecue from April to October.
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