6 rooms house of 971 m² in Cotswold District

A delightful six bedroom residence Description Halls Grove House, situated in the picturesque village of Elkstone, presents a captivating blend of traditional charm and modern elegance. This delightful residence is enveloped by lush, verdant landscapes, creating a tranquil oasis that invites relaxation and reflection. Upon entering Halls Grove House, one is greeted by a thoughtfully designed interior that seamlessly integrates contemporary amenities with classic architectural features. The spacious layout includes a modern eat in kitchen, ideal for culinary enthusiasts, alongside inviting living area that provides comfort and warmth for family gatherings or intimate evenings. The property boasts an impressive staircase which leads to several well-proportioned bedrooms, each equipped with en-suite bathrooms, ensuring privacy and convenience for residents and guests alike. Large windows throughout the home allow an abundance of natural light to flood the interiors, while also offering stunning views of the surrounding gardens and greenery. The outdoor spaces are equally impressive, featuring beautifully manicured gardens, patios, or terraces that serve as perfect venues for entertaining guests or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance of Elkstone. Overall, Halls Grove House stands as a remarkable property that not only showcases unique character but also promises a serene lifestyle in a charming community. It is an excellent choice for families or individuals seeking a harmonious blend of comfort and tranquillity in their living environment. Elkstone Studios is close by which offers an array of services including a coffee house, butlers, bakery and bespoke well centres including a gym. A newly constructed indoor padel court is available making Elkstone Studios a super one stop shop on a daily basis. The bustling town of Cirencester presents a larger variety of shops and restaurants along with the local Waitrose. Available now - unfurnished. Location Elkstone is traditional Cotswold village surrounded by glorious countryside and yet extremely convenient for a number of major centres. Indeed the A provides dual access to junction 16 of the M4 (about 24 miles). In the opposite direction is the M5, ( junction 11A) which connects to the South West and the Midlands. The nearby Fosseway gives north/south access. Intercity trains to London Paddington can be taken from Swindon or Kemble and takes 55 and 75 minutes respectively. The village of Elkstone is found in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is principally made up of period houses and cottages centred around the Norman Cf St. John the Evangelist. It is understood to be the highest church in the Cotswolds and possesses a striking collection of Norman arches and decorative features. It is also well known for its unusual dovecote as well as monster and bird carvings. The countryside surrounding the village provides a wonderful selection of walks and rides along a network of footpaths, bridleways and byways. There is a good community spirit in the village and a number of organised events take place throughout the year. Everyday facilities can be found in the historic market town of Cirencester which is about 8 miles away. Apart from a very good range of shops and services the town provides a relatively new leisure centre, a hospital, as well as a wide variety of clubs and societies. The splendid regency town of Cheltenham is about 6 miles away and is made up of elegant garden squares with the promenade being at its heart. Good local schools are numerous and include Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies College, Dean Close, St Edwards, Rendcomb College, Westonbirt School as well as Beaudesert Park and Hatherop Castle prep schools. Highly regarded nursery schools are found in Cirencester. Elkstone Studios nearby provide a local hub of activity with an eclectic collection of businesses along with a gym, Knead bakery, bespoke boutiques, Jessie Smith’s butchers along with vibrant padel community Elkstone Studios provides wonderful space to relax and socialise. Farmers market is twice a month. There are a wide range of sporting and leisure facilities found locally. These include golf at Cirencester, polo at Cirencester Park and Edgeworth, racing at Cheltenham, sailing at the Cotswold Water Park, shooting and fishing with local syndicates, gliding at Aston Down and rugby with the Cirencester Rugby Club. There are theatres in Cheltenham, also well known for its large number of festivals which take place throughout the year. Square Footage: 5,867 sq ft Additional Info Holding Deposit : £ ( 1 week ) Deposit Payable : £ ( 6 weeks ) Minimum Term : 12 months Rent must be paid monthly in advance