About this property

A charming, former Station Masters house, offering potential and flexible living space with a self contained annexe, nestled into its own grounds of 0.4 acre and benefiting from distant views.

Dalescroft has an interesting history, formerly serving
as the station masters house and railway station for
the disused railway that served Notgrove and the
surrounding villages. As such, the gardens in which
the house is positioned are just beautiful with an open
aspect of countryside beyond the boundaries. Dating
back to circa 1880 the property has been extended
and upgraded considerably over the years, latterly by
way of a two storey extension to provide an annexe for
a dependent relative and additional bedrooms – this
could easily be utilised as a let if required or incorporated into the main house if preferred and the current layout remodeled to create larger rooms.

Outside
The plot extends to about 0.4 acre with a gated drive
to the front providing extensive parking and access to a
double detached garage. The mature gardens which are
on several levels, provide a peaceful environment with
high hedges, lawn, flower borders and a Summer House
from where one can enjoy the magnificent views.

Situation
Despite the rural location, the property enjoys ease
of access to the A40 at Andoversford for London,
Cheltenham and the M5, as well as The Fosseway for
points north and south. Bourton-on-the-Water (5 miles)
provides for every day needs and Cheltenham is within easy motoring distance.

Additional Information
GENERAL INFORMATION - Mains water and
electricity, oil fired central heating. Private drainage.
The annexe/flat is rated separately (A) for Council
Tax.

Additional information

• Former Station Masters House
• with self-contained flat
• Rural location
• lovely views
• Entrance porch/conservatory
• sitting room
• dining room
• kitchen/breakfast
• room
• 5 double bedrooms and 3 bathrooms

Key information

Council Tax Band: Contact branch

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate