6 rooms house of 135m² in Tewkesbury

Grade II* listed Manor Farmhouse Description Old Manor Farm House is a stunning Grade II* listed manor farmhouse located in the heart of the picturesque village of Stanton. This property is a unique opportunity for you to experience living in a traditional North Cotswold home which has been lovingly refurbished throughout and is complemented by one of the most enchanting gardens in the village. Characterized by its charming honey stone façade and traditional timber beams, the property exudes historical elegance. Inside you will be captured by the spacious living areas, large fireplaces with beautiful oak panelling, mullion windows, flag stone floors and historical internal doors which combined creates this inviting atmosphere. Throughout the seasons this house allows you to stay cool in those hazy summer days and cosy and warm in those winter nights. The home is well balanced with just under 4500sq ft of living space offered. The house never feels too big, it is perfect for a family to utilise or for a couple who love entertaining as the house is very functional and with a modern kitchen and multiple bathrooms it is equipped to accommodate modern day living. The house boasts six generous bedrooms, and three bathrooms set out over the top two floors of the property along with a study/wellness room. On the ground floor you have a multiple of rooms including a bespoke kitchen, dining room with those beautiful flag stones, large inglenook fire and beam work making it one of the most impressive rooms in the house. This leads to a modern sitting room with a large open fireplace, a modern morning room and drawing room with the exquisite oak panelling, the windows in this room are just charming and a real feature of the house. Also on this floor is a handy boot room, utility, and boiler room. The external of the house is as interesting to look at as the internals. Historic homes often feature unique architectural details, craftmanship and materials that add character and aesthetic appeal. Old Manor Farm House is an important period house and is Grade II* listed as being of important architectural interest. The house bears two dated stones one with 1615 and the other 1618. The roof was painstakingly taken off and restored, the inner courtyard is a suntrap which has access off the bespoke kitchen. Many historic properties are set in scenic locations with a connection to nature on your doorstep, but Old Manor Farm House has the most enchanting mature garden with a gentle flowing brook running through it and a hidden summer house to enjoy those warm summer nights in. Nature and colour is in abundance in this garden. Stanton has a strong sense of community with a village hall, cricket ground, traditional Inn and historic parish church. There is a shared appreciation of the uniqueness of living in such a village and the benefits it brings to both mental wellbeing but physical too due to the extensive walking trails and horse riding facilities right on your doorstep. It’s rare to be able to rent something so steeped in history in a village which is deemed one of the prettiest in the Cotswolds and has been loved and restored for generations to come. Available August 2025 Location Stanton is an idyllic village in the North Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, traditionally built in the glorious golden honey hues of Cotswold stone. It is a small unspoilt village with a pub and a church, it is regarded as architecturally important: Pevsner calls it ‘architecturally, the most distinguished of the smaller villages in the North Cotswolds’. Located on the Gloucestershire/Worcestershire borders, it is enviably close to many well known villages yet a discreet location off the main routes ensures a rare and enduring sense of rare tranquillity. For the sporting enthusiast there are several golf courses nearby, notably Broadway Golf Club. Hunting with the North Cotswolds and National Hunt, Racing at Cheltenham, polo at Cirencester Park and cricket at Worcester. There is also excellent schooling in the general area with high-achieving state and private schools at Chipping Campden, Evesham, Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham. The location has the benefit of providing easy access to regional communications with fast access to the A44 and A46. Junction 9 of the M5 is approximately 10 miles and Moreton-in-the-Marsh station is approximately12 miles (direct to London Paddington). Square Footage: 4,898 sq ft Additional Info Holding Deposit : £ ( 1 week ) Deposit Payable : £ ( 6 weeks ) Minimum Term : 12 months Rent must be paid monthly in advance