Main Road, Gloucester, GL19 4EU

Set in a stunning location, Redcastle is a generous, well-proportioned, character home with a practical layout that supports both everyday living and entertaining.

The property sits high on the hill with 180 degree views across the River Severn Ham to the Cotswolds and the cathedral city of Gloucester to the south.

Located in a private very elevated position, at the end of a long gated driveway, this charming home provides 3,670 square feet of accommodation (including the garage and cellar) arranged across three floors, with the additional benefit of cellar storage.

The ground floor includes two large principal reception rooms that offer excellent flexibility for family living and entertaining.

These include a sitting room and a dining room that both have fireplaces and dual aspects looking over the garden.

To the front of the house, the hallway gives access to the cellar and a cloakroom but this space could easily be used as another reception area or study.

The kitchen also enjoys a dual aspect and links well with the dining room.

Towards the rear of the house, offering annexe potential, subject to the necessary consents, there is an integral double garage, an occasional bedroom or home office and a large practical utility room.

A conservatory attached to the garage is accessed externally. The first floor comprises three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Two of the bedrooms have en-suite facilities while the third bedroom enjoys views from three sides over the glorious surrounding countryside.

The bedrooms are well proportioned and arranged off a central landing with stairs leading up again. The second floor offers two additional attic rooms.

Outside, there is ample parking and turning space with predominantly lawned gardens that wrap around three sides of the house.

A ha-ha creates a seamless divide between the neighbouring field and further enhances the views which are best described as captivating. Services: Private waste to septic tank.

Mains water and electricity. Fibre broadband. Oil fired central heating.

Set within the rural landscape of the Severn Vale, the property enjoys an open countryside setting with far reaching views across the surrounding farmland.

The village of Tirley sits close to the River Severn and provides immediate access to a network of footpaths, lanes and bridleways, offering opportunities for walking, riding and outdoor pursuits in a peaceful and scenic environment.

A short drive to the north lies Tewkesbury, a historic market town known for its medieval streets, riverside setting and broad range of local amenities.

Cheltenham sits to the east and is recognised for its Regency architecture, cultural festivals, quality of lifestyle and extensive choice of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Schooling in the area is strong, with a good selection of state schools nearby, including options in both Tewkesbury and Gloucester.

Cheltenham and Gloucester also offer several well‐regarded grammar schools, providing additional choice for families.

Cheltenham provides further independent options too, including Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies' College and Dean Close, all accessible within a convenient drive.

Tewkesbury 6 miles, Gloucester 7 miles, Cheltenham 10 miles, Ledbury 17 miles, Worcester twenty four miles, Birmingham forty six miles, London one hundred miles (distances approximate)