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Meysey Hampton, Cirencester, Gloucestershire GL7 5JS, UK
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Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 4
Receptions: 5
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Knight Frank - Country Department Sales Agent Valuation of this property is £4,950,000
This beautiful house is set apart by the quality of finish and attention to detail throughout each room.
The Elegant, light and spacious rooms date principally from c1500, and were enlarged and gentrified in the early to mid-18th century, creating the desirable, Georgian, luxurious living space we see today. In 2014 the house underwent a major architectural restoration, renovating the floors and internal fittings, inserting steel structures where needed to support the house and enhancing the flow of rooms. This Manor house, with its great charm, style and character also has its own pool and tennis court.
Meysey Hampton is a quintessential Cotswold village, centred around a charming village green with an attractive, quiet country pub and medieval church. The village and surrounding area typify the many reasons why people choose to live in the Cotswolds, its breath-taking beauty, fantastic amenities and proximity to London via road or rail.
Meysey Hampton is a quintessential Cotswold village, centred around a charming village green with an attractive, quiet country pub and medieval church. The village and surrounding area typify the many reasons why people choose to live in the Cotswolds, its breath-taking beauty, fantastic amenities and proximity to London via road or rail. This Manor house, with its great charm, style and character also has its own pool and tennis court. Many desirable Cotswold attractions are nearby, including traditional pubs and first-class restaurants.
Lechlade and Fairford are charming small towns. The Thames is navigable as far as Lechlade with punting and boating opportunities.
Burford and Cirencester, with its famous Abbey, are the most enchanting Cotswold towns with lovely buildings and interesting shops.
Bibury, Quenington, Eastleach and Southrop are all within a few miles. Southrop is home to the well renowned country-chic Thyme Hotel with its destination restaurant and botanical spa.
