A uniquely situated Cotswold farm with residential appeal in a stunning, quiet position, extending to 189 acres.

Accessible yet rural, Fossewold Farm is uniquely situated being surrounded by its own land in the beautiful and quiet North Cotswolds.

The principal Cotswold stone property is set in the centre of the land via a long private drive. Its current layout makes ideal family accommodation, although there is potential for significant extension or redevelopment, subject to the relevant consents. The property is not in the Cotswold AONB nor is it listed.

The secondary cottage and adjoining barn are located a private distance from the main house and have access from the drive. The barn has planning consent for an additional 5-bedroom cottage.

Equestrian facilities include a manege, large portal frame barn used as an indoor school and lean-to storage building.

The farmland is laid to grass and in organic conversion being rich in flora and fauna.
The land is split by Galloping Lane with approximately 50 acres to the south and 140 acres to the North. Currently laid to pasture and in Organic Conversion(with the Soil Association).
The land has been farmed extensively and focus has been on wildlife habitat and grassland management.
Hyde barn sits some half a mile from Fossewold Farmhouse, east along Galloping Lane, approached across fields and set in a picturesque quiet position surrounded by mature trees and backed by Oak woodland. Once the site of a large Cotswold Barn (still shown on OS maps) and is surrounded by its own land. Currently a redundant block built agricultural building sits on the site. This plot with its large concreted curtilage has potential for permitted development to convert to a single dwelling and stable yard.
Lower Meadow Barn sits to the south of Galloping Lane, ring fenced and nestles within a glorious valley with views across to the Cotswold village of Blockley. The land is set to grass and there are two areas of woodland.