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House
4
2
1842 sqf/171 sqm
Set in an idyllic position adjoined by the valley, this charming Cotswold home combines period character, energy efficiency, and an extraordinary connection to nature. The interior offers well-balanced accommodation over three floors, starting with a welcoming entrance hall fitted with underfloor heating and a concealed utility closet. At the heart of the ground floor is a light-filled kitchen featuring an electric Everhot cooker, a dual-fuel stove, and a sociable breakfast bar. This flows into a formal dining room with French doors opening out to the garden, alongside a cosy sitting room with alcove shelving, wood-burner, and underfloor heating. A generous glass conservatory leads directly off the sitting room, providing a peaceful vantage point to watch local wildlife, from deer grazing in the valley to buzzards and owls soaring overhead. On the first floor, a central landing connects three good-sized bedrooms served by a well-appointed family bathroom complete with both a bath and separate shower. The second floor features a fourth bedroom alongside a spacious attic room, which is currently used as a fifth bedroom but also ideal for a home office or studio. The house offers a lifestyle deeply rooted in its natural surroundings. With dusk bringing regular sightings of bats across the patio and the surrounding meadows blooming with wildflowers, this property provides a tranquil countryside retreat with panoramic rural vistas from every room.
Outside
The beautifully landscaped grounds feature a natural spring, stream, and a paved terrace with a hot tub positioned to enjoy sunsets over the Forest of Dean and stargazing at dusk. The private meadow and orchard include mature fruit trees, rare orchids, a greenhouse, and a fully powered summer house. Generous parking for seven vehicles is available alongside a detached garage with power, light, and water.
Situation
Situated in the serene valley of The Heavens in Lypiatt, the home borders over 100 acres of protected, community-owned woodland and pasture featuring a stream, waterfall, and thriving local wildlife. Residents enjoy direct access to scenic walks, while a 20–25 minute stroll through the valley leads into Stroud town centre with its famous weekly Farmers’ Market and 90-minute rail links to London Paddington.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-67366These results are for a repayment mortgage and are only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage.
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