Park Farm House, Selsley West, Gloucestershire, GL5 5LD

Park Farm House, set in a bright, elevated position in the sought-after village of Selsley, is a unique detached home offering privacy and versatility, with breathtaking views over the Severn Vale.

Arranged over two floors, the accommodation is both spacious and adaptable, thoughtfully designed to maximise natural light and capture the outstanding outlook.

Entering on the first floor, you are welcomed into a generous central reception hall that leads to two beautifully appointed kitchens, one sleek and contemporary, the other centred around a traditional four-oven Aga.

From here, the accommodation flows seamlessly into a charming breakfast room and a bright conservatory, leading onto the impressive sitting room with its high ceiling and feature gas fireplace, perfect for both everyday living and entertaining.

This level also offers two good-sized bedrooms and a cloakroom, each enjoying stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

A staircase leads to the ground floor, where a spacious hall opens to three additional bedrooms, a large family bathroom, and a separate shower room.

This level also features a flexible garage room and a thoughtfully appointed utility room, with doors from the hall providing direct access to the garden.

Outside, the property continues to impress with extensive gardens, perfectly positioned to take full advantage of the far-reaching views.

Set within approximately 0.88 of an acre, the grounds feature sweeping lawns and sun terraces, creating wonderful spaces for relaxation and outdoor living.

A beautifully designed summer house incorporates a bar and games area, opening onto a generous decked terrace, ideal for entertaining.

Additional outbuildings, including sheds, workshops, stores, and a stable, provide excellent versatility for both practical and recreational use.

Completing this exceptional home is ample private parking for multiple vehicles. Selsley Common is an area of outstanding natural beauty enjoying 160 acres of Common Land.

It is a rural position, enjoying stunning scenery and a beautiful unspoilt landscape. Nearby are the villages of King's Stanley and North Woodchester.

King's Stanley offers a more comprehensive selection of amenities including a village store, primary school and a pub, with North Woodchester offering a post office/village shop and primary school.

The closest town is Stroud with a supermarket at the bottom of Selsley Hill, plus two other supermarkets, a Saturday Farmers' Market in the centre, high street shops and individual boutiques.

There is a cinema and ten pin bowling as well as leisure centre. Stroud offers several good secondary schools including a boys and a girls grammar school.

The area has good transport links with London Paddington only 90 minutes (approx.) by train and Bath and Bristol are only about 40 minutes by car, with Cirencester, Cheltenham and Gloucester also easily commutable.