Located in an elevated position with views over Cheltenham racecourse and the Cotswold escarpment beyond. A collection of eight residences, set with discretion upon a quiet rise above Prestbury - a village long counted among Cheltenham's most enviable addresses.
No 5, The Old Dairy is an exquisite 5 bedroom detached characterful family home with a double garage. Crafted detailing, an abundance of natural light and a fluid layoutmake it as suited to entertaining as to quiet family days.
Refined materials and considered detailing lend it a warmth that feels both contemporary and timeless.
The accomodation is circa 3875 sq ft and sits within a plot of approximatley 0.42 acres.
The Upperbarn is EPC A-rated and is fitted with underfloor heating, an air source heat pump, solar PV panels and an EV charging point to help lower your carbon footprint.
The wide collection of house types available at Hunting Butts, all benefit from thoughtful internal layouts making them ideal for upsizing families and those looking to downsize.
LOCATION
Cheltenham Racecourse - Prestbury Pak- lies immediately to the east. Home, since 1831, to the Cheltenham Festival each March, the course is among the most storied in the sport. The grounds of Hunting Butts adjoin Prestbury Park directly; for several of the residences, the course is the view at the foot of the garden.
Cheltenham itself lies a short walk to the south - Regency terraces, Imperial gardens, the great green stretch of Pittville Park. Beyond the village, the Cotswold escarpment rises to Cleeve Hill, the high point of the AONB and the start of long, open walking country.
Junction 10 of the M5 places Birmingham within an hour, London under two, Cheltenham Spa carries the Great Western line west to Cardiff, east to Paddington.
NB Some of the imagery is computer generated and is for guidance purposes only.
- Cheltenham 2 miles
- M5 Junction 10. 4 miles
- Prestbury village 0.5miles
- Cheltenham spa station 3 miles
- Birmingham 50 miles
-London 100 miles
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