wresden farm - Murrays Estate Agents
WRESDEN FARM ULEY GLOUCESTERSHIRE
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WRESDEN FARM, ULEY ROAD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL11 5AD
A UNIQUE PROPERTY COMPRISING AN HISTORIC GRADE II* LISTED 17TH CENTURY FARMHOUSE AND COTSWOLD BARN, IN A WONDERFUL RURAL SETTING WITH ABOUT 6 ACRES OF PADDOCKS AND WOODLAND Grade II* Listed Farmhouse with Porch, Living Room, Sitting Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Pantry, Store Room, 3 Bedrooms, Bathroom. Flat with Sitting Room, Kitchen, Bedroom and Shower Room. Unconverted Barn. Spring Fed Ponds. Paddocks and Woodland
DIRECTIONS. From Stroud take the B4066 in the direction of Uley and Dursley. Continue through the village and at the bottom of the hill before the road starts to climb again, turn right sign posted Wresden Farm. Continue along the track passing the first property and Wresden Farm is the second house along on the left hand side. Please park in front of the first barn that you come to as the end of the driveway belongs to the neighbouring property.
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LOCATION . Wresden Farm is situated in a lovely part of the Cotswolds, almost mid way between Cheltenham and Bristol. Surrounded by fields, Wresden Farm is both intensely rural but also accessible, being about 2 hours from London by road and within reach of the M5 motorway for commuting to Bristol or the Midlands as well as good schools both in the state and privates sectors, for all ages. Uley, the neighbouring village is very pretty, with many fine old buildings, church, primary school, community shop and pub. There is a Sainsbury’s supermarket about 5 minutes away in Dursley and a large Waitrose, as well as two other supermarkets in Stroud, from where trains into London Paddington are scheduled from 95 minutes. A major part of the attraction of this location is the truly special countryside, a marvellous source of walks and hacks on a network of public footpaths, bridleways and country lanes. There is a selection of good places to eat out, (country pubs and restaurants), an award winning local Spa at Calcot Manor, a number of challenging golf courses and numerous equestrian events including the Badminton and Gatcombe Horse Trials. Motorway M5 J14 - 10 miles, Stonehouse Railway Station - 9 miles, Cheltenham (central) - 24 miles, Bristol Temple Meads - 25 miles, Bristol Airport BS48 3DY - 35 miles. Distances are approximate.
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DESCRIPTION: Wresden Farm is a fascinating property with many different attributes. It comprises a 17th century Grade II* listed house and a superb early 18th century barn, set in over 6 acres in which there are a series of attractive mill ponds as well as paddocks and mixed woodland - a naturalist's paradise. It is written that in the early 1600's John Eyles was the first in the parish to weave cloth imported from Spain. The 1687 plaque above the historic porch is said the represent the date of his marriage. The house has an elevated position and a southerly aspect with dramatic rural views. It is attached to a period cottage in separate ownership, which is offset from it. Records show the original mill as dating back to the 17th century - there is a date stone IEE 1687 on the two storey front porch of the house. Inside, the building has a real sense of history with many period features, including a magnificent Jacobean bed, believed to be part of the original structure and reputably, a concealed Priest's Hole. As such, the whole property represents the most exciting project, which would now reward investment, to make the most of all it offers. The house currently has two good reception rooms and a well proportioned kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom other ancillary accommodation as well as a selfcontained one bedroom flat. There are the remains of additional buildings associated with the mill workings (in varying states of repair), the wonderful old barn and various other sheds and outbuildings. There is a main paddock, a series of ponds, an old orchard and mixed woodland, flanking the drive. TENURE: SERVICES: VIEWING:
Freehold Mains electricity, shared private water supply and drainage are believed to be connected to the property. Central heating in the house by a multi fuel Rayburn. By prior appointment with MURRAYS ESTATE AGENTS, STROUD OFFICE 01453 755552, who will be pleased to show prospective purchasers around the property. N.B: The vehicular access to Wresden Farm is shared with Wresden Cottage, adjacent to it. A public footpath passes through the grounds of the property. Ref: 3954
AGENTS’ NOTE: (OFFERS) Murrays, as agents for the vendor, are obliged to verify the terms of any offer received. We therefore seek your kind co-operation in confirming whether your offer is subject to:- a) The sale of a property. b) A building survey. c) A mortgage. d) Any other condition – e.g. Planning consent. Cash purchasers will also be asked for proof of funding and its availability. 6
SUBJECT TO CONTRACT IMPORTANT NOTICE: Murrays Estate Agents for themselves, their clients and any joint agent give notice that whilst these particulars have been prepared with all due care, they are for guidance only, are not guaranteed correct, do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. No responsibility is accepted for any error, mis-statement or omission whether verbal or written in describing the property. No warranty or representation is authorised in respect of this property. It should not be assumed, 1] that any services, appliances, or fixtures and fittings are in working order, or fit for their purpose ( they not having been tested ), or owned by the seller: 2] that statutory regulations e.g. planning consent, building regulations etc., are complied with: 3] that any measurements, areas, distances and/or quantities are correct: 4] that photographs, plans and text portray the complete property. Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the accuracy of the particulars and should seek expert advice where appropriate. 7
4 London Road, Stroud, GL5 2AG Tel: 01453 755552 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.murraysestateagents.co.uk
The Old Baptist Chapel, New St, Painswick, GL6 6XH Tel: 01452 814655 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.murraysestateagents.co.uk
3 High Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN Tel: 01453 886334 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.murraysestateagents.co.uk
Mayfair Office: Cashel House, 15 Thayer Street, London, WLU 3JT Tel: 0870 112 7099 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.mayfairoffice.co.uk M440 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330
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WRESDEN FARM, ULEY ROAD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL11 5AD
A UNIQUE PROPERTY COMPRISING AN HISTORIC GRADE II* LISTED 17TH CENTURY FARMHOUSE AND COTSWOLD BARN, IN A WONDERFUL RURAL SETTING WITH ABOUT 6 ACRES OF PADDOCKS AND WOODLAND Grade II* Listed Farmhouse with Porch, Living Room, Sitting Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Pantry, Store Room, 3 Bedrooms, Bathroom. Flat with Sitting Room, Kitchen, Bedroom and Shower Room. Unconverted Barn. Spring Fed Ponds. Paddocks and Woodland
DIRECTIONS. From Stroud take the B4066 in the direction of Uley and Dursley. Continue through the village and at the bottom of the hill before the road starts to climb again, turn right sign posted Wresden Farm. Continue along the track passing the first property and Wresden Farm is the second house along on the left hand side. Please park in front of the first barn that you come to as the end of the driveway belongs to the neighbouring property.
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LOCATION . Wresden Farm is situated in a lovely part of the Cotswolds, almost mid way between Cheltenham and Bristol. Surrounded by fields, Wresden Farm is both intensely rural but also accessible, being about 2 hours from London by road and within reach of the M5 motorway for commuting to Bristol or the Midlands as well as good schools both in the state and privates sectors, for all ages. Uley, the neighbouring village is very pretty, with many fine old buildings, church, primary school, community shop and pub. There is a Sainsbury’s supermarket about 5 minutes away in Dursley and a large Waitrose, as well as two other supermarkets in Stroud, from where trains into London Paddington are scheduled from 95 minutes. A major part of the attraction of this location is the truly special countryside, a marvellous source of walks and hacks on a network of public footpaths, bridleways and country lanes. There is a selection of good places to eat out, (country pubs and restaurants), an award winning local Spa at Calcot Manor, a number of challenging golf courses and numerous equestrian events including the Badminton and Gatcombe Horse Trials. Motorway M5 J14 - 10 miles, Stonehouse Railway Station - 9 miles, Cheltenham (central) - 24 miles, Bristol Temple Meads - 25 miles, Bristol Airport BS48 3DY - 35 miles. Distances are approximate.
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DESCRIPTION: Wresden Farm is a fascinating property with many different attributes. It comprises a 17th century Grade II* listed house and a superb early 18th century barn, set in over 6 acres in which there are a series of attractive mill ponds as well as paddocks and mixed woodland - a naturalist's paradise. It is written that in the early 1600's John Eyles was the first in the parish to weave cloth imported from Spain. The 1687 plaque above the historic porch is said the represent the date of his marriage. The house has an elevated position and a southerly aspect with dramatic rural views. It is attached to a period cottage in separate ownership, which is offset from it. Records show the original mill as dating back to the 17th century - there is a date stone IEE 1687 on the two storey front porch of the house. Inside, the building has a real sense of history with many period features, including a magnificent Jacobean bed, believed to be part of the original structure and reputably, a concealed Priest's Hole. As such, the whole property represents the most exciting project, which would now reward investment, to make the most of all it offers. The house currently has two good reception rooms and a well proportioned kitchen, three bedrooms, a bathroom other ancillary accommodation as well as a selfcontained one bedroom flat. There are the remains of additional buildings associated with the mill workings (in varying states of repair), the wonderful old barn and various other sheds and outbuildings. There is a main paddock, a series of ponds, an old orchard and mixed woodland, flanking the drive. TENURE: SERVICES: VIEWING:
Freehold Mains electricity, shared private water supply and drainage are believed to be connected to the property. Central heating in the house by a multi fuel Rayburn. By prior appointment with MURRAYS ESTATE AGENTS, STROUD OFFICE 01453 755552, who will be pleased to show prospective purchasers around the property. N.B: The vehicular access to Wresden Farm is shared with Wresden Cottage, adjacent to it. A public footpath passes through the grounds of the property. Ref: 3954
AGENTS’ NOTE: (OFFERS) Murrays, as agents for the vendor, are obliged to verify the terms of any offer received. We therefore seek your kind co-operation in confirming whether your offer is subject to:- a) The sale of a property. b) A building survey. c) A mortgage. d) Any other condition – e.g. Planning consent. Cash purchasers will also be asked for proof of funding and its availability. 6
SUBJECT TO CONTRACT IMPORTANT NOTICE: Murrays Estate Agents for themselves, their clients and any joint agent give notice that whilst these particulars have been prepared with all due care, they are for guidance only, are not guaranteed correct, do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. No responsibility is accepted for any error, mis-statement or omission whether verbal or written in describing the property. No warranty or representation is authorised in respect of this property. It should not be assumed, 1] that any services, appliances, or fixtures and fittings are in working order, or fit for their purpose ( they not having been tested ), or owned by the seller: 2] that statutory regulations e.g. planning consent, building regulations etc., are complied with: 3] that any measurements, areas, distances and/or quantities are correct: 4] that photographs, plans and text portray the complete property. Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the accuracy of the particulars and should seek expert advice where appropriate. 7
4 London Road, Stroud, GL5 2AG Tel: 01453 755552 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.murraysestateagents.co.uk
The Old Baptist Chapel, New St, Painswick, GL6 6XH Tel: 01452 814655 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.murraysestateagents.co.uk
3 High Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN Tel: 01453 886334 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.murraysestateagents.co.uk
Mayfair Office: Cashel House, 15 Thayer Street, London, WLU 3JT Tel: 0870 112 7099 Email: [email protected] Internet: www.mayfairoffice.co.uk M440 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330
