Church Lane, Corse, Gloucestershire, GL19

A handsome, Grade II Listed former Georgian vicarage, set in approximately 4.35 acres

ABOUT THIS HOUSE
The Old Vicarage stands as a testament to the elegance of Georgian architecture. Its symmetrical design and handsome façade are just two of the magnificent features. This Grade II Listed former Georgian vicarage was originally constructed circa 1770 for the esteemed Reverend R. Gregg. A blend of Flemish Bond and English brick construction, the house emanates the timeless charm of the Georgian era. Offering a generously proportioned living space spanning across four floors, the house is a both elegant and functional. Everything here is about scale and the outside is no different. The garden wraps around the property with views over the paddock to the front. In all, there is approximately 4.35 acres in total.

HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE
A well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room is very much the heart of the home. Not only a superb space for those who enjoy cooking but is perfect to dine and entertain.

The six bedroom, three bath/shower rooms arranged over the first, second and third floor makes for comfortable family living.

The garden, mostly laid to lawn, has a variety of wonderful trees which provide a great deal of privacy.

A large gravel driveway provides ample parking for a number of cars as does garaging.

A self-contained annexe, known as the Coach House is to the rear of the property. Arranged over two floors, it comprises an entrance hall, kitchen, sitting room, bedroom and bathroom.

There is a large outbuilding adjacent to the house which contains garaging, a workshop, garden store, two stables and further storage. This building could provide further accommodation if the necessary permission was obtained and granted.

The neighbouring village of Staunton is approximately one mile away for further amenities which include post office/stores, school, pet store, village hall, day nursery, doctor's surgery, The Swan Inn, garage/workshop,

Cheltenham and Gloucester are within easy reach and offer a variety of shops, restaurants, schools and activities.

ABOUT THE AREA
Corse is a small village situated near the eastern edge of Gloucestershire, close to the border with Worcestershire. The village is surrounded by rolling hills, lush green fields, and picturesque farmland, typical of the area. Conveniently positioned, Corse enjoys proximity to larger towns and cities. Just 7.2 miles to the south lies Gloucester, a vibrant hub of culture. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a lively artistic scene, exploring a diverse range of museums, art galleries, and theatres. The docks area, with its inviting quayside shops and restaurants, stands as a testament to Gloucester's maritime past, buzzing with activity. A short drive away lies the vibrant city of Cheltenham, offering beautiful regency architecture. Cheltenham is renowned for its internationally acclaimed Cheltenham Festival, a highlight of the horse racing calendar that draws visitors from near and far. Its tree-lined promenades, vibrant gardens, and stylish boutiques contribute to the town's reputation as a spa haven, offering a harmonious blend of culture and leisure. The area has a selection of schools, both state and private. Notably, Hartpury University and Hartpury College, a mere 3.2 miles to the south, is well-regarded for their emphasis on sports, animal sciences, and practical education. Additionally, transportation options are readily available, with convenient access to train stations in Cheltenham Spa (13.5 miles) and Gloucester (7.1 miles). Corse benefits from its proximity to the motorway network, easily accessible via the M5 and M52 routes.