Grade II-listed Cotswold stone house, c.1775
Old Manor Farm is a substantial Grade II-listed Cotswold stone house, dating from about 1775 and set in approximately 2.7 acres of mature gardens and grounds. The house offers five double bedrooms and three bathrooms across three floors, with character features such as exposed beams, a large inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove and a well-equipped kitchen with range cooker and AGA. A separate barn and generous off-street parking for several cars add practical value for hobbies, storage or small-scale home business use.
The layout is flexible with multiple reception rooms — sitting room, snug, dining room, pantry and utility — suited to family life or entertaining. The grounds are extensive and private, with mature planting and scope for garden projects or amenity uses. The property is freehold and in a low-crime, prosperous village setting with several well-regarded primary and secondary schools nearby.
Important considerations: the house’s Grade II listing will restrict modifications and may complicate maintenance and refurbishment, and running costs are likely higher (council tax noted as quite expensive). Broadband speeds are very slow and mobile signal is average, which may affect remote working without investment in improved connectivity. Overall, this is a character-rich country home that will suit buyers who value period charm, space and privacy and who are comfortable managing listed-property responsibilities.