Church Farm House, Northmoor

A handsome Grade II Listed Cotswold stone residence set within approximately 10 acres, offering extensive garaging and a range of outbuildings, in a sought-after edge of village setting.
Approached via a sweeping, tree-lined driveway, Church Farm House is a handsome Grade II Listed Cotswold stone residence beneath a Welsh slate roof, dating from 1679 and later enhanced in the Georgian era. The house retains a wealth of period detail, including sash windows, flagstone floors, exposed beams and impressive inglenook fireplaces. The ground floor provides generous and well-balanced reception space, centred around an extended kitchen/breakfast room with French doors and underfloor heating. A dining room, drawing room and sitting room with wood burners offer excellent entertaining accommodation. Five double bedrooms are arranged over two floors, three en suite. The gardens and grounds extend to approximately 10 acres, including lawns, orchard, ponds and pasture. Outbuildings comprise a self-contained annexe, extensive carports and a substantial workshop with offices.