High Street, Stanton, Worcestershire, WR12

A fine period Grade II listed home situated in one of the most sought after North Cotswold villages

Accommodation comprises; Hall, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, drawing/dining room, garden room, cloakroom, study, utility, galleried landing, master bedroom suite with dressing room and en-suite, guest bedroom with en-suite, 2 further bedrooms, bathroom.

3,055 sq ft of living accommodation.

Garage, parking and private south facing landscaped gardens.

Manor Farm House is a charming semi-detached Cotswold stone house dating from the early 17th Century. Many period features have been retained and these include beamed ceilings, stone mullioned windows with leaded lights, stone fireplaces and flagstone floors. The property offers over 2500 sq ft of spacious living accommodation with 3 good sized reception rooms, a study, farmhouse style kitchen with AGA and utility on the ground floor. On the first floor is the master bedroom suite, guest bedroom with contemporary en-suite shower room, 2 further bedrooms and bathroom. (NB: Bedroom 4 is extremely private being accessed via a separate staircase from the inner hall).

OUTSIDE
Electric gates open onto a gravelled driveway, providing access to the garage and rear garden. The garage is equipped with both light and power. The south-facing garden is extremely private, enclosed by Cotswold stone walling and lovely clipped hedging. Adjoining the house is a paved terrace, with a pathway bordered by established shrubs and trees leading to the generous parking area and a lawned section of the garden, which is interspersed with attractive shrub borders and trees.

DIRECTIONS
From Broadway proceed on the B4632 towards Cheltenham. After about 4 miles turn left to Stanton. Upon entering the village bear left into the High Street and Manor Farm House will be found on the right a short way along. What3words///confirms.weep.corrects

Stanton is widely regarded as one of the most charming villages in the North Cotswolds, lying within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has an inn, cricket ground, village hall and fine parish church. Everyday amenities can be found in Broadway, about 4 miles, and more comprehensive facilities in Cheltenham about 11 miles. Stanton is well placed for access for communication, with the A44 and M40 providing access to London (90 miles), and the M5 (Jct 9: 10 miles) providing access to the West Country and Birmingham. There is a mainline train service at Moreton-in-Marsh to London Paddington. Racing is at Cheltenham, Stratford and Worcester and there is an equestrian livery yard in the village. Some of the best schools in the country for both boys and girls are found in nearby Cheltenham and Malvern. There are theatres at Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Oxford. The surrounding countryside offers a number of attractive walks and rides. Houses are traditionally built of beautiful Cotswold stone which, with its warm honey colour, elegantly complements the beauty of the natural surroundings.