Gully Lane, Rockhampton, GL13

'Court Hayes' - A substantial and unique single storey detached property enjoying a plot of circa 2.08 manicured acres, located in the heart of the village of Rockhampton surrounded by farmland and countryside views - an enviable setting offering privacy and seclusion! Presented and finished to an incredibly high standard throughout, the current owners have put considered thought into every aspect of the generously proportioned homestead, both internally and externally. Stepping through the internal porch which instantly sets the standard, you are immediately graced by the hallway which extends through the property. The lounge is a comforting room with elegant features including a wood-burning stove and an internal stained glass window. The dining room provides 'wow factor' with thanks to its sizeable proportions, lantern roof and views across the land, a fantastic addition since 2024. The stylish kitchen/diner/family room is simply incredible, a flawless design, storage in abundance and the perfect spot for hosting in the summer months with thanks to the bi-fold doors and expansive patio allowing for inside out living with an incredible back drop. There are three double bedrooms plus a study, the guest bedroom benefits from an ensuite shower room and the principle bedroom offers extensive fitted wardrobes and patio access for your morning coffee. The family bathroom is thoughtfully designed with a walk-in shower and separate bath. Externally, starting from the gated, paved driveway - offering endless parking - leading to the first of the two double garages, passing the wildlife pond and beautifully maintained lawn with covered pergola, perfect for hosting! A further addition needing a mention is the two bedroom self contained lodge. With two great bedrooms, ensuite shower room, cloakroom/utility, fitted kitchen and lounge/diner. An opportunity not to be missed!

Tucked into the rolling countryside just beyond Thornbury, Rockhampton is one of South Gloucestershire’s best kept secrets — an unspoilt enclave where open farmland, heritage homes and far-reaching views create a sense of calm that feels increasingly like a luxury. With a close-knit population of little more than 160 residents, life here unfolds at a more considered pace. From the sound of leather on willow at one of Rockhampton’s two historic cricket clubs to weekend rugby fixtures bringing the community together, the village has a gentle social rhythm rooted in tradition and community spirit. This is countryside living at its best — where cars slow for ducks crossing the lane, neighbours are known by name, and open green spaces create a feeling of privacy and quiet refinement that is increasingly hard to find. Yet despite its deeply rural setting, Rockhampton remains remarkably connected. Thornbury is just a short drive away, while Bristol, Gloucester and the wider region are easily reached via excellent motorway links, offering that rare balance of seclusion and commuter convenience. A place where homes are not overlooked, gardens become part of daily life, and the pace of living feels intentionally calmer.