Broadwell, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, GL56

An exceptional turnkey Cotswold country residence comprising three fully independent houses, exquisitely interior designed by Guy Goodfellow and set within beautifully landscaped grounds by RHS Chelsea winner Richard Miers. Manor Farm enjoys a secluded private edge-of-village setting

FARMHOUSE
The main house retains a wealth of original features, including exposed beams, stonework, flagstone flooring and traditional fireplaces, with part of the house dating back to 1450. Unlisted and comprehensively refurbished to an exceptional standard within the last 2–3 years, the Farmhouse has benefited from extensive re-wiring and re-plumbing, combining period character with modern convenience. Interior design by world-renowned designer Guy Goodfellow has introduced elegant period detailing and carefully selected historic colours throughout.
The ground floor comprises a drawing room with an open fireplace, a formal dining room, a cosy snug and an impressive bespoke kitchen/dining area featuring a large central island, marble worktops, an electric Aga, together with a separate oven and hob. Flooded with natural light from the French doors opening onto the garden, this space is ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. There is also a cloakroom, utility room and secondary entrance. The Farmhouse further benefits from instant hot water, oil-fired heating and three open fireplaces.
The first floor offers a spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom complete with a roll-top bath and separate shower. There are also two further bedrooms and an elegant family bathroom on this floor, with all bathroom fittings supplied by Lefroy Brooks. The second floor is home to the principal bedroom suite, which includes a sitting area, dressing room and air conditioning. An additional double bedroom and bathroom complete the accommodation.

MANOR FARM BARN
Manor Farm Barn is a former calf building converted in 2014 into a beautifully appointed three-bedroom home. Retaining many of its original features, it offers open-plan living and dining areas, three bedrooms and modern bathrooms with Lefroy Brooks fittings, together with private garden spaces. Refurbished to a high standard in recent years, the property also benefits from oil-fired heating via its own independent boiler and a log burner, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

THE CARTHOUSE
The Carthouse, currently arranged as a one-bedroom property, is a beautifully converted cart shed that has been thoughtfully designed to retain its historic charm and maintain continuity with the main house. Character features such as exposed beams and original stonework enhance its appeal, while careful attention to detail is evident throughout. The Carthouse has also been refurbished to an exceptional standard in recent years and benefits from its own private garden, creating a peaceful and self-contained retreat.

OUTSIDE
The property is not overlooked and is approached via electric gates leading to off-street parking for four cars. The gardens have been expertly designed by Chelsea Flower Show winner Richard Miers, who has used mature planting to create an established and timeless feel. Thoughtfully arranged planted borders, terraces for alfresco dining and traditional Cotswold stone walls provide a seamless sense of continuity between the Farmhouse, Manor Farm Barn and The Carthouse. The gardens also benefit from irrigation and have been designed for ease of maintenance.
Further amenities across the estate include CCTV, intruder alarms, electric smoke detection and entryphone systems to all properties, together with fast WiFi enhanced by boosters and Starlink connectivity.

Broadwell is a quintessential Cotswold village centred around a wide village green, with a gentle stream, attractive stone cottages, a popular pub and the Norman church of St Paul. The village pub is within a five-minute walk of the property. Set in the Evenlode Valley between Stow-on-the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh, it offers easy access to excellent local amenities, including the award-winning Daylesford Organic Farm and Soho Farmhouse. Nearby towns such as Stow-on-the-Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh and Chipping Norton provide a wide range of shops and services, while Cheltenham and Oxford offer more extensive cultural, educational and commercial facilities. The area is well connected by road and rail, with direct trains from Kingham to London Paddington in around 80 minutes, and offers superb leisure opportunities including golf, racing and polo nearby.