Churchend, Slimbridge, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL2

A rare opportunity to acquire one of Slimbridge's most enchanting period homes. Believed to date back to 1759, Yew Tree House is a beautifully preserved detached cottage, constructed from mellow local brick and steeped in history, effortlessly blending timeless character with comfortable family living.
From the moment you step inside, the wealth of original features is immediately apparent. Exposed beams, traditional wooden latch doors, open fie and an impressive inglenook fireplace complete with its original bread oven create a warm and inviting atmosphere that is rich in charm and authenticity.
The entrance hall leads through to a delightful sitting room centred around an open fire, which flows seamlessly into a light-filled conservatory overlooking the garden. A useful utility/cloakroom and a separate dining room provides a wonderful setting for entertaining, with the striking inglenook fireplace serving as its centrepiece. The farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room is the true heart of the home, offering an abundance of character and practicality, while an elegant antique cast iron spiral staircase leads to a versatile loft room, ideal as a home office, creative studio or occasional guest bedroom.
The first floor offers two generous double bedrooms and a beautifully proportioned family bathroom. A further staircase rises to the loft level, where two useful loft areas are currently utilised as bedrooms, complemented by additional loft storage, providing excellent flexibility for growing families or those requiring extra workspace.
Outside, the property's appeal continues. The attractive front garden is enclosed by traditional cast iron railings and beautifully landscaped with lawn and established planting, creating an attractive first impression. The private rear garden is a true sanctuary, thoughtfully designed with mature shrubs, lawn and patio areas, together with a charming, covered seating area and a delightful pizza oven—perfect for relaxed summer evenings, entertaining family and friends, or enjoying a peaceful morning coffee. Side access and off-road parking for two vehicles complete this exceptional home.
Perfectly positioned in the heart of the ever-popular village of Slimbridge, Yew Tree House enjoys easy access to local amenities, picturesque countryside walks and excellent transport links, making it an outstanding opportunity for buyers seeking an exceptional period home full of history, warmth and enduring character.



Slimbridge is a popular village conveniently positioned for the nearby A38, and junctions of the M4 (5 miles), which offers a shop and post office, a public house, café, well-regarded primary school, church and community hall alongside the famous Slimbridge Wildfowl Trust WWT. The market towns of Dursley and Berkeley are both within easy reach. Berkeley, 5 miles away, is a pretty town best known for its spectacular castle and offers a good range of facilities and amenities to include cafes, restaurants, public houses and independent shops. Dursley located on the famous Cotswold Way is 4 miles away and offers an array of convenient shops along with a popular sports facility with pool. The larger town of Stroud is 9 miles away and offers a broader range of facilities along with a popular and renowned weekly Farmer's Market. For those needing to commute, Cam and Dursley train station is a mere 2 miles away, providing commuter links to Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham. Junctions of the M4 and M5 motorways are within easy reach, while Stroud train station offers a direct line to London.