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Freehold
Guide price
£875,000
(£288/sq. ft)
7 bed detached house for sale
St. Marys, Chalford, Stroud GL67 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
3,036 sq. ft
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
F
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Christ Church Church of England Primary School 0.1 miles
- Chalford Hill Primary School 0.5 miles
- Stroud (Gloucs) 3 miles
- Stonehouse 5.4 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Elegant detached period home
- 5 bedrooms
- 2 studies
- 2 reception rooms
- Utility room
- Stone built summerhouse
- Period features
- Wrap around terraced gardens
- In and out driveway, garage
- Additional out buildings
A stunning example of victorian architecture offering A handsome 5-7 bed family home with high ceilings, period features and views across the stroud valley
Reception Hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility, Cloakroom, 4 First Floor Bedrooms (or 2 Bedrooms and 2 Studies), First Floor WC, 3 Second Floor Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Cellar, Wood Store, Workshop/Potting Shed, Garden Store, Summerhouse, Garage, Store, Good Sized Terraced Gardens.
Description
Hill House is a handsome family home, steeped in history and filled with charm and character. Showcasing the best of Victorian architecture, a stunning wrought iron loggia adorns the front of the house, creating an elegance and romance that flows throughout the whole property. Built in the 1840s by local clothiers, the Ballinger family, the home has an imposing air of grandeur, whilst at the same time, a homely and welcoming vibe. The house opens to a stunning reception hall with tessellated tile floor and the two main reception rooms a mirror image off each side. Both receptions have full height windows overlooking Penny Hill Woods, fireplaces and wonderful high ceilings, making the rooms ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is set to the rear of the house and is a wonderful space for cooking up a feast whilst chatting with family and friends. Fitted farmhouse style units made by local kitchen makers, Parlour Farm, provide ample storage and there is room for a good sized dining table. Access leads from the kitchen to a side patio, ideal for alfresco entertaining. A cloakroom and spacious utility lead off the rear hall, together with a walk-in larder, ideal for overflow storage. Aged flagstone flooring gives this section of the house a tremendous sense of history and character. There is ample room in the rear hall for hanging coats and country paraphernalia after a long walk in the surrounding countryside. An impressive staircase leads to four good-sized first floor bedrooms, (or two bedrooms and two studies), the two front facing rooms with wonderful views looking towards the River Frome and Hyde Hill. A WC is also located at this level. A further 3 bedrooms are located on the second floor together with an opulently large family bathroom. A galleried landing overlooking the atrium staircase creates a real statement running through the core of the house.
The tiered garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create 'rooms' within the garden, with several seating areas to catch the sun at different times of the day. Numerous outbuildings including a delightful Studio/Summer House, potting shed, wood store and large garage with inspection pit, provide plentiful storage and work space. Mature Scots pine trees, meandering paths, a well, vegetable garden and a host of fruit trees, create a garden full of magic and wonderful areas to explore. An in/out driveway sweeps up to the house with parking for several cars.
Directions
From our Stroud office, follow the A419 in the direction of Cirencester, passing through Thrupp and Brimscombe. After circa 4 miles, pass the Chalford village sign and the entrance to Hill House will be found on the left hand side, just before Christchurch, Chalford and Old Neighbourhood.
Location
Hill House is ideally located for ease of access to the market towns of Stroud, Cirencester and Minchinhampton, offering a good choice of shops and recreational activities. Stroud has several major supermarkets, including Waitrose, plus an award winning Saturday Farmers Market. There is a good selection of amenities within walking distance of Hill House, including the popular Lavender Bakehouse cafe, Stroud Brewery and the family run Felt House cafe, as well as lovely walks along the Severn Thames canal path.
Chalford is a quintessential Cotswold village with numerous historic homes, of which Hill House is a prime example. The village has a strong sense of community with a good selection of local amenities including a popular community shop on Chalford bottom High Street, the Boho cafe and a hairdressing salon. For sporting enthusiasts there is a Sports and Social Club hosting football, cricket, tennis and regular exercise classes. Chalford is also well-known for its hugely popular annual music festival, Chalfest.
One of the key draws to the area is the excellent choice of schools. Chalford has a popular primary school and Thomas Keble Secondary School is only a short drive away. There are also sought after grammar schools in nearby Stroud, as well as in Gloucester and Cheltenham, plus a good selection of schools in the private sector; Beaudesert Park in Minchinhampton is within easy reach, as is Wycliffe in Stonehouse, as well as several popular schools in Cheltenham. Transport links are excellent with trains into London Paddington (circa 90 minutes) from Stroud mainline station. Both the M5 and M4 motorways are easily accessible.
Reception Hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility, Cloakroom, 4 First Floor Bedrooms (or 2 Bedrooms and 2 Studies), First Floor WC, 3 Second Floor Bedrooms, Family Bathroom, Cellar, Wood Store, Workshop/Potting Shed, Garden Store, Summerhouse, Garage, Store, Good Sized Terraced Gardens.
Description
Hill House is a handsome family home, steeped in history and filled with charm and character. Showcasing the best of Victorian architecture, a stunning wrought iron loggia adorns the front of the house, creating an elegance and romance that flows throughout the whole property. Built in the 1840s by local clothiers, the Ballinger family, the home has an imposing air of grandeur, whilst at the same time, a homely and welcoming vibe. The house opens to a stunning reception hall with tessellated tile floor and the two main reception rooms a mirror image off each side. Both receptions have full height windows overlooking Penny Hill Woods, fireplaces and wonderful high ceilings, making the rooms ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is set to the rear of the house and is a wonderful space for cooking up a feast whilst chatting with family and friends. Fitted farmhouse style units made by local kitchen makers, Parlour Farm, provide ample storage and there is room for a good sized dining table. Access leads from the kitchen to a side patio, ideal for alfresco entertaining. A cloakroom and spacious utility lead off the rear hall, together with a walk-in larder, ideal for overflow storage. Aged flagstone flooring gives this section of the house a tremendous sense of history and character. There is ample room in the rear hall for hanging coats and country paraphernalia after a long walk in the surrounding countryside. An impressive staircase leads to four good-sized first floor bedrooms, (or two bedrooms and two studies), the two front facing rooms with wonderful views looking towards the River Frome and Hyde Hill. A WC is also located at this level. A further 3 bedrooms are located on the second floor together with an opulently large family bathroom. A galleried landing overlooking the atrium staircase creates a real statement running through the core of the house.
The tiered garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create 'rooms' within the garden, with several seating areas to catch the sun at different times of the day. Numerous outbuildings including a delightful Studio/Summer House, potting shed, wood store and large garage with inspection pit, provide plentiful storage and work space. Mature Scots pine trees, meandering paths, a well, vegetable garden and a host of fruit trees, create a garden full of magic and wonderful areas to explore. An in/out driveway sweeps up to the house with parking for several cars.
Directions
From our Stroud office, follow the A419 in the direction of Cirencester, passing through Thrupp and Brimscombe. After circa 4 miles, pass the Chalford village sign and the entrance to Hill House will be found on the left hand side, just before Christchurch, Chalford and Old Neighbourhood.
Location
Hill House is ideally located for ease of access to the market towns of Stroud, Cirencester and Minchinhampton, offering a good choice of shops and recreational activities. Stroud has several major supermarkets, including Waitrose, plus an award winning Saturday Farmers Market. There is a good selection of amenities within walking distance of Hill House, including the popular Lavender Bakehouse cafe, Stroud Brewery and the family run Felt House cafe, as well as lovely walks along the Severn Thames canal path.
Chalford is a quintessential Cotswold village with numerous historic homes, of which Hill House is a prime example. The village has a strong sense of community with a good selection of local amenities including a popular community shop on Chalford bottom High Street, the Boho cafe and a hairdressing salon. For sporting enthusiasts there is a Sports and Social Club hosting football, cricket, tennis and regular exercise classes. Chalford is also well-known for its hugely popular annual music festival, Chalfest.
One of the key draws to the area is the excellent choice of schools. Chalford has a popular primary school and Thomas Keble Secondary School is only a short drive away. There are also sought after grammar schools in nearby Stroud, as well as in Gloucester and Cheltenham, plus a good selection of schools in the private sector; Beaudesert Park in Minchinhampton is within easy reach, as is Wycliffe in Stonehouse, as well as several popular schools in Cheltenham. Transport links are excellent with trains into London Paddington (circa 90 minutes) from Stroud mainline station. Both the M5 and M4 motorways are easily accessible.
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