CHARMING COTSWOLD FARMHOUSE 

Listed farmhouse, extensive outbuildings and good equestrian facilities.
Holiday Cottage with a kitchen, living room and bedroom and bathroom.

A very pretty Cotswold farmhouse constructed of stone elevations under a Cotswold stone and clay tiled roof with high gables and stone mullioned windows. The date stone on the façade records construction as 1764. However, the property is believed to have originated from the 16th century. Outside there are two drives leading to the property and its 16th and 17th century outbuildings, as well as the modern barns and first class stable yard. Cromhall Farm was extensively renovated by the present vendors and has been well-maintained since.

Internally, the house retains many period features including exposed ceiling beams and lintels. The drawing room, which measures and impressive 27’ x 18’, is a lovely light room, ideal for entertaining, and retains a magnifi cent large chimney piece. This is complimented by a spacious and comfortable kitchen/breakfast room, convenient for modern family living, from which a wide opening leads into the double volume dining room, which in turn can be viewed from the enclosed galleried landing above. The bedrooms on the first floor are spacious and enjoy en-suite facilities. There are also large bedrooms on the second fl oor with a box room offering potential for conversion to a further bathroom.

Outside
There are two vehicular entrances from the lane. That to the west leads first to the impressive stable block, built in the main of Cotswold stone under a tiled roof, and comprising 13 loose boxes. To the rear of this is a further substantial stable block of similar design and construction, with 3 loose boxes and a tack room.

The drive leads on to the Cottage, having rendered elevations under a tiled roof. This provides useful ancillary accommodation and comprises a kitchen/living room, bedroom and shower room. To the rear is a modern clear-span barn and a small brick outbuilding. The other driveway leads past the side of the house to various period outbuildings. There is an attractive 18th century former privy with a 2 bay open fronted byre to the rear, and at the rear of the house a small detached stone barn known as The Falconry Barn.

Planning permission was granted in October 2008 for its conversion to a 2 bedroom holiday cottage. East Barn is a further detached barn which has been converted to a small holiday cottage, with a living room, kitchen and bathroom. There is also planning permission for a new double garage.

The Land
To the side and rear of the house and farm buildings are various paddocks, enclosed by post and rail fencing and mature hedges.
Mains water is connected.