Halmore, Gloucestershire

Detached Country House - Circa 0.36 Acre
Self-Contained First-Floor Apartment With Balcony
Beautiful Open Views - Rural Country Lane Setting
Six Bedrooms - Two En-Suites
Dual-Aspect-Sitting Room With Fireplace - Separate Dining Room - Study
Beautiful Kitchen With Granite Surfaces And Central Island - Utility Room - Cloakroom
Fantastic Open-Plan Split-Level Living Space With Bi-Fold Doors, Raised Dining Area And Cinema/Viewing Screen
Double-Glazing - Gas Central Heating - Income-Producing Photo-Voltaic Panels
Fantastic Outdoor Covered Entertaining Space
Tripe Fronted Garage And Store
This is such a lovely big property, enjoying an enviable rural setting along a country lane that loops out past Purton and the Gloucester And Sharpness canal, bordering open farmland with sweeping country views. It offers an exceptional amount of accommodation and includes a first-floor self-contained apartment with a balcony overlooking the fields, perfect for a dependent relative or perhaps as a secondary source of income? Inside the front door you are greeted by an airy galleried hallway and landing, with the sitting room and dining room to your left and a superb fitted kitchen at the rear. To the right you step through to a huge open-plan and split-level living space, perfect for entertaining, with bi-fold doors opening out from the raised dining area and an automated cinema/viewing screen dropping down at the end of the lounge area. Upstairs there are six bedrooms, two of which are en-suite and a smart family bathroom. Outside space is circa 0.36 acre, with a sweeping lawn, plenty of parking behind the electric gates, an open fronted triple garage and store, plus the alfresco raised wooden deck complete with roof to ensure against our British weather - perfect for 'summer' barbecues! There is not enough space here to fully describe this wonderful home and we really do recommend an internal viewing to fully appreciate everything it has to offer - highly recommended!
Area Description
Halmore is a small Hamlet situated to the north of the historic market town of Berkeley and a mile from the canal at Purton. It is surrounded by footpaths and bridleways making it an excellent area for walking and canoeing is very popular on the canal and nearby river Severn. It is served well by local primary schools and the secondary schools are Rednock, Katherine Lady Berkeley (KLB), or Wycliff College. It is approximately a 10 minute drive to the train station at Cam and there is excellent access to the M5 motorway.