7 bed detached house for sale

The Haie, Newnham GL14

Sympathetically renovated to blend modern luxury with its historic origins, this stunning home retains character features as a nod to its past. A practical entrance porch provides ample space for guests to leave coats and shoes before entering the grand entrance hall and library. This vast, central space, with its vaulted ceiling and elegant staircase, ensures a seamless flow throughout the home. A Lutron lighting system, a state-of-the-art luxury whole-home lighting solution, has been installed. Just off the entrance hall is a home office with bespoke fitted furniture by Mark Wilkinson, as well as a cloakroom.

A banquet hall, perfect for formal dining, features a magnificent fireplace and French doors opening onto a terrace. On the opposite side, a beautiful conservatory offers garden views.

The Mark Wilkinson kitchen is the jewel of the ground floor, blending elegance with functionality. A curved central island, complete with a pot rack above and subtle low-level lighting below, is complemented by floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, including a full larder pantry and integrated appliances. Just off the kitchen, a superb utility room offers ample space to double as a second boot room perfect for everyday use, from muddy boots and pets to unloading shopping while keeping the main entrance pristine for guests."

Featuring a striking stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove the main sitting room is a bright, generously sized space. Bi-fold doors open onto the garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection.

A substantial two-storey extension has been added, allowing this property to function as both a spacious family home and a multi-generational living space. Two ground-floor en-suite bedrooms provide an ideal arrangement for dependant relatives or could be repurposed as additional home offices or reception rooms.

Upstairs, there are five further bedrooms, two with en-suites, alongside a family bathroom. The principal bedroom features bespoke Mark Wilkinson fitted furniture.

The property is off the beaten track and accessed via a country track approximately 1.5 miles long, which in turn leads to a gated entrance. A cherry tree-lined driveway then brings you to a large parking area and turning circle. There is a double garage, a third garage, and a store, along with an undercover recreational area. With further investment, the garages could be converted into a separate annexe (subject to planning), benefiting from its own entrance.

The gardens and grounds are both tranquil and beautifully maintained, featuring an abundance of fruiting trees and blooming flowers, including David Austin roses. There is a wildlife pond with a seating area, as well as a raised deck overlooking neighbouring fieldsan idyllic spot for watching deer and birdlife. A tennis court provides an active outlet, while two paddocks offer further space, one with a bluebell woodland border and the other currently used as a pony paddock. A woodstore is discreetly tucked away.

For those who enjoy walking, a public footpath runs just outside the property's boundaries, offering scenic walks straight from the doorstep.

Agents Note

A monthly charge of £15 is payable by all residents using the private road. This covers maintenance and upkeep of the track.

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EPC Rating: C

Location

Set on the banks of the River Severn, Newnham-on-Severn is a picturesque village with a strong sense of community and a rich history. The village provides a range of amenities, including a post office, doctor's surgery, village store, and a welcoming pub. Families will appreciate the excellent educational options, with well-regarded independent and grammar schools in Gloucester, Cheltenham, and Chepstow.

Newnham enjoys excellent transport links, with mainline railway stations at Gloucester (12 miles) and Cheltenham (20 miles), offering direct services to London, Bristol, and Birmingham. The M5 motorway is within easy reach, making Bristol (40 miles) and Birmingham (60 miles) accessible for commuters. Chepstow (25 miles) provides an additional gateway to South Wales and the M48 motorway, connecting to the M4 corridor.

Surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of the Forest of Dean, the area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. There are miles of walking and cycling trails, as well as opportunities for kayaking and paddleboarding on the River Wye. Golfers are well catered for, with courses at Forest Hills, Ross-on-Wye, Gloucester, and Chepstow. The historic market town of Ross-on-Wye (10 miles) offers independent shops and eateries, while Monmouth (16 miles) is renowned for its prestigious schools and cultural heritage.