Nestling at the foot of the stunning Uley Escarpment within The Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Wresden Farm House dates back to the 17th century and is predominantly built of Cotswold stone. The property is Grade II * listed and is of significant architectural interest, with adjoining barn and outbuildings, 6 acres (approx) of woodlands, paddock, grazing land and featured millponds. Having been subject to significant refurbishment including replaced bespoke hardwood double glazed windows and doors, repointing of brick work and a new roof on the adjoining barn, with approved listed building consent. The property maintains its original features including date plaque (1687) above the entrance door, inglenook fireplace, Jacobean bed, exposed beams and original Cotswold stone.
Accessed via a long private driveway the property briefly comprises of entrance hallway leading to the dining room/lounge with beautiful stone walling, exposed beams and inglenook fireplace housing log burner, farmhouse style kitchen with lovely views over the garden. A storage room and workshop complete the ground floor accommodation. To the first floor there are three bedrooms and family bathroom. With a seperate self contained annex.