Iconic village house in a highly desirable village.

Westington, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, GL55

£1,675,000 Freehold EPC Exempt

Hall, drawing room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, laundry/cloakroom, boot room, guest cloakroom, 5 bedrooms (1 en suite), family bathroom, store room, boiler room, garaging, gardens, summer house, parking.

Moreton-in-Marsh 6 miles (trains to London from 85 mins), Broadway 5 miles, Stow-on-the-Wold 10.5 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 11 miles, M5 38 miles, M40 23 miles, Birmingham International Airport 38 miles (all times and distances approximate)

Local Information About this property Chipping Campden is an Woodroffe house is a strikingly internationally recognised beautiful and iconic residence thriving market town in the North forming the centre piece of the Cotswolds. With its historic lovely and highly desirable area of terraced high street, built Westington on the South West between the 14th and 17th edge of Chipping Campden. century there stands the much admired and iconic Butter Dating from the 17th century and Market/Market Hall built in 1627. partially remodelled by Charles To the south east stands the Robert Ashby in the early 1900’s impressively beautiful Church of the house takes its name from the St. James, recognised as one of then owner Paul Vincent the finest “wool” churches in the Woodroffe, the globally renowned country. At the west end of the “Arts and Crafts” stained glass high street stands the Roman artist and illustrator. Catholic Church of St.Catherines, built in the 1850’s Woodroffe is a Grade II listed stone by the 2nd Earl of built house beneath a newly Gainsborough. In this church refurbished thatched roof. The you will find stained glass house has spacious and elegant windows designed and built by rooms, including an impressive Paul Vincent Woodroffe. To the drawing room with fascinating south west and approached by inglenook fire place, a charming way of Sheep Street lies the dining room and a newly ancient hamlet of Westington refurbished kitchen/breakfast room with its period houses, beautiful with granite worktops, Victorian gardens, open verdant vistas, fitted dresser and vaulted ceiling. lawns and trees. The town offers Five double bedrooms, box room, an excellent selection of shops two bathrooms, with scope for including a post office, a co-op, more (subject to consents), boot butcher/fish merchant, room, utility room, laundry room, delicatessen, together with cloak room and boiler room. traditional country inns, restaurants and hotels all within walking distance of Westington.

Woodroffe House commands a position overlooking the triangular green known as “Heavenly Corner”. Approached either by way of a pedestrian gate from the green via steps and a flag stoned path leading to the front door, or by way of a vehicular access to the west side of the house. The vehicular access is through a metal gate into a wide gravel drive which leads to a sizeable gravelled turning area with parking for half a dozen or so cars. The driveway and turning area are partially and discreetly hidden from view. There are also a pair of Cotswold stone built garages. Summer House. The house lies in pretty and mature gardens with lawns to the front and rear and with a wealth of flowers, flowering shrubs and trees and terrace areas.

Tenure Freehold.

Local Authority Cotswold District Council.

Energy Performance EPC Rating = Exempt. The property is Grade II listed.

Viewing All viewings will be accompanied and are strictly by prior arrangement through Savills Stow-on-the-Wold Office. T: +44 (0) 1451 832 832.

Directions GL55 6EG From the A44 Moreton in Marsh to Broadway road take a right turn on the B4081 signposted Chipping Campden. After a mile and a half drop down Conduit Hill into Chipping Campden, Pass through the 30 mph sign and you will find Woodroffe House on the left.

David Henderson Stow-on-the-Wold +44 (0) 1451 832 832 savills savills.co.uk [email protected]

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