About this property

Detached former headmaster's house boasts 19th-century charm and rural views. The well-maintained property offers a flowing layout across two floors. Upon entry, a grand hallway leads to inviting living areas, including a fireplace-warmed lounge and a formal dining room with garden conservatory access. The well-equipped kitchen enjoys delightful garden views. Upstairs, the generous master bedroom

This detached residence, situated within the village of Haresfield, possesses a rich history as the former headmaster's house. Thought to have been constructed in the late nineteenth century, the property is well-maintained and offers pleasing views of surrounding farmland to both the front and rear elevations. Accommodation is conveniently arranged over two floors. Upon entering through the open porch, one finds oneself in a generously proportioned entrance hall. The inviting living room boasts a traditional Cotswold stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove, and French doors providing access to a patio at the rear of the residence. The formal dining room features access to a charming conservatory situated along the side of the property. The well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room is positioned at the rear, affording delightful views of the established garden. Ascending the staircase is the master bedroom, generously sized and benefiting from a private en-suite shower room. Three additional bedrooms, and a family bathroom complete the comfortable upper floor layout.

Outside
The property boasts delightful grounds offering a tranquil environment. At the front, a gated gravel driveway provides access to a detached garage with power and lighting. The property also benefits from an EV charging point. A traditional wooden picket fence with a pedestrian gate leads to a central pathway. To the rear, a well-maintained dwarf Cotswold stone wall defines the garden boundary, with the oil tank discreetly positioned behind the garage. The mature lawns at the front and rear are complemented by established flower and shrub borders, creating a picturesque setting. It is important to note that the stream and its banks situated beyond the Cotswold stone wall are not included within the boundaries of The School House.

Situation
Haresfield, a charming village beneath the Cotswold escarpment and boasts local amenities such as a village school, church, and pub. With scenic walks and panoramic views from Haresfield Beacon, it's set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Stonehouse, three miles away, provides local shopping and schooling, while both Stroud and Gloucester offer extensive facilities. Junction 12 of the M5 motorway, 1.5 miles away, connects to larger towns. Mainline railway stations at Stonehouse, Stroud, and Gloucester provide services to London (Paddington).

Additional information

• Haresfield village
• Detached
• Period features
• Four bedrooms
• Ensuite to master
• Gardens to front and rear
• Parking
• Garage
• Views

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold