5 Bed Detached House, Middle Lypiatt, GL6

The property is located in a quiet, rural location on top of the Cotswolds with views over its large garden and paddocks beyond. There is grazing and stabling for horses (at extra cost) adjacent to the house and there are superb rides and walks in the surrounding Toadsmoor and Slad valleys. The house is light and deceptively spacious. The ground floor comprises a main entrance hall, open plan kitchen dining room, utility room with door to outside, sitting room, conservatory and two bedrooms. On the second floor is the principal bedroom with bathroom, two further double bedrooms, a family bathroom and lots of storage space.

The location is within the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty approximately 2 miles west of the popular market town of Stroud which offers all amenities, an award winning Farmers Market, and a busy train station with direct trains to London Paddington within 90 minutes. The ancient Cotswold market town of Minchinhampton lies just 5 miles to the south of the farm and offers popular cafes, pubs and two championship golf courses. The regional centre of Cheltenham has excellent shopping facilities as well as many cultural amenities including the literary and jazz festivals and Cheltenham racecourse. The farm is perfectly located to access the wider transport networks with Junction 13 of the M5 motorway just 8 miles to the west and the A419 easily accessible to the south of the farm providing direct to Cirencester and the A417 dual carriageway and M4.

Gloucestershire is noted for its good schools. Private schools within driving distance include Beaudesert Park, Westonbirt, Wycliffe, Dean Close and the Cheltenham Colleges. There are also good state and grammar schools and the latter include Stroud High, Marling School and Pate's.  Gloucestershire has long been associated with equestrian sports, such as Polo at Beaufort and Cirencester and horse trials at Badminton, Gatcombe and Cirencester.