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Approached from a long driveway and set behind imposing gates within approximately 2 acres of beautifully maintained grounds, this exceptional Grade II listed semi-detached house offers an exquisite blend of historic character and refined modern living.

With far-reaching, uninterrupted views across the gardens towards the River Severn and countryside beyond, this stunning home dates back to the early 1800s and was originally constructed for the chief engineer of the Berkeley Canal Company. Now offering flexible accommodation, ideal for multi generational living, the main house is set across three floors with a further, lower ground floor housing a completely self contained 2- bedroom annexe. This would be ideal for elderly parents or older dependent who wants their independence coupled with the security of being within easy reach of family.

The main house, which is approached up stone steps has an appealing entrance hall with doors to the spacious kitchen/diner and the large drawing/dining room. At the far end of the house is a superb living room with a magnificent curved bay that overlooks the gardens. The top two floors provide 6 bedrooms in total which are served by 4 bathrooms and a separate WC.

The lower ground level is completely self contained and the accommodation includes kitchen, good size living/dining area, two double bedrooms and a Jack and Jill bathroom.

Approached via a long gravelled drive before you reach the walled garden with wrought iron gates which open to the expansive parking area immediately in front of the main house. The gardens are immaculately kept and separated into several sections with paddocks and lawns as well as areas dedicated to growing your own vegetables. A beautifully appointed summerhouse with patio in front enjoys fabulous views towards the River Severn and the setting sun and is an ideal space to entertain friends and family or dine al-fresco. Workshops and outbuildings provide plenty of opportunities for those needing space to work or enjoy a hobby.

The property is located on the edge of Frampton on Severn, which is one of Gloucestershire’s most picturesque and sought-after villages. Renowned for its quintessential English charm and strong sense of community, it is nestled along the banks of the River Severn and is famous for its village green which is reputedly the longest in England.

Frampton offers an idyllic blend of heritage and rural tranquillity, with a number of characterful properties, historic buildings and scenic walking routes weaving through the surrounding countryside and along the nearby Gloucester & Sharpness Canal. The village provides a peaceful setting while still maintaining excellent connectivity to the wider region. 

At the heart of the community are a selection of well-regarded local amenities, including a village shop and post office, traditional pubs, a primary school and an active village hall, all contributing to its welcoming and vibrant atmosphere. A calendar of local events, from cricket matches on the green to seasonal fairs, further enhances its appeal.

Despite its rural feel, Frampton on Severn is conveniently positioned for access to Gloucester, Stroud and the M5 motorway, making it an ideal location for those seeking a balance between countryside living and commuter convenience.

 Services
Oil Fired Central Heating
Mains Electric
Mains Water
Private Drainage
Broadband Available