This delightful Grade II listed Cotswold stone home has been much loved and owned by the same family for over 30 years, who are only moving on due to health reasons. Occupying an elevated position with far-reaching views, the property uniquely benefits from a superb detached four-car garage, offering versatile potential for various uses, including conversion to an annexe (subject to planning permission). Originally the stables to the neighbouring and impressive country house, Slade House, the property now provides characterful accommodation arranged over three floors, showcasing period features such as exposed beams and stone mullion windows. Converted in the late 1980s, the layout offers excellent living space, including a generous kitchen/dining room with a gas Aga, tiled flooring, and a magnificent upstairs drawing room with an impressive stone fireplace, wood burner, and French doors opening onto a Juliet balcony to take in the views. The first floor also features an inner hallway, perfect for a home office. On the ground floor, there is a boot/laundry room (originally designed as bedroom three), a utility room, and a shower room. The top floor offers two double bedrooms, each with ensuite facilities. The principal bedroom is particularly striking, with a vaulted ceiling and beautiful exposed timbers on display. Property Information: Ofcom: Broadband — Superfast available. Mobile Coverage — Indoor & outdoor good. Parking: Excellent. Title Register — A right of way granted to cross neighbours’ land (dated 1978). Title Plan — Requires alteration. All main services.