Location

Toddington is a small village with a Church, shop, hall, The Pheasant Inn and the well known GWR Steam Railway, located on the edge of the Cotswolds between the picturesque town of Broadway and the spa town of Cheltenham. The area is renowned as one of Outstanding Natural Beauty with much of the countryside being famous for its rolling hills and picturesque stone villages.

The nearby Saxon market town of Winchcombe provides an excellent range of day to day facilities along with a range of inns and restaurants. Within about thirteen miles is the Regency spa town of Cheltenham which provides a wider selection of shopping and leisure facilities as well as the well known jazz, literary, cricket and music festivals it holds. There is also the famous racecourse which plays host to the Gold Cup every spring.

Also nearby is the prestigious Prescott Hill Climb which is home to the Bugatti Owner's Club.

The property is well located for communications with access to the M5 (J9) about five miles away. Fast train services are available at Kingham (15 miles away), Cheltenham, Evesham, Moreton in Marsh and Gloucester providing services to London Paddington and Birmingham. Bristol and Birmingham airports are less that fifty miles away.

Local sporting opportunities in the area include racing at Cheltenham, Worcester and Stratford upon Avon and golf at Broadway, Cotswold Hills and Naunton Downs. There also theatres in Cheltenham, Malvern and The Royal Shakespeare at Stratford upon Avon.

Description

Discreetly positioned within a privately-gated development, Broad Mead is a beautifully appointed Cotswold stone home. In superb decorative order throughout, the accommodation is set over two floors and equates to 3,110 sq. ft of living space.

Entered by a traditional entrance hall, the heart of the home is arguably the marvellous open-plan kitchen/dining room/family room. Fitted with a comprehensive range of units and cabinetry, the kitchen includes integrated appliances such as a quooker tap, and an in-built wine cooler. It has a striking central bar and pleasant views over the garden. In addition, there is a fully-fitted utility room/boot room, a study, a dual aspect sitting room and a well-appointed cloakroom. The entirety of the ground floor boasts underfloor heating.

The first floor consists of four double bedrooms, all of which are served by their respective en suite bathrooms complete with laufen sanitary ware. The principal bedroom in particular enjoys pleasant far-reaching rural views of AONB landscapes.

The low-maintenance garden is laid to lawn and bounded by secure timber fencing. Furthermore, there is a substantial terrace which provides an attractive seating/entertaining area. The front has an area of lawn, a decorative path to the main entrance and driveway parking for 2/3 cars which leads to the garage.