Corn Mill Farm in the Cotswolds Countryside
This idyllic Cotswolds estate is centred around a converted 17th century mill. Following reports that property searches in the Cotswolds have doubled in the last year, we don’t expect this charming estate will sit on the market for long.
Set in the scenic Kilcott Valley, the estate spans 107 acres of rolling meadows, ancient pastureland, and forests, to the escarpment with views towards Wales.
The 5,206sq ft Cotswold-stone house was updated extensively in the early 1990s by local architect Robert Hardwick, and features 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and a functional open layout for entertaining, with a communal kitchen that opens out to 2-storey dining room, with a loft-style sitting room above.
The current owners have also updated the estate with the addition of a leisure complex and an indoor swimming pool, and a tennis court. There is additional accommodation in the coach house.
Although the current owners do not farm the land, the property is managed and generates income from Environmentally Sensitive Area (ESA) and Basic Farm Payments, grazing licences (cattle in the summer, sheep through the year), shooting, and through the sale of wood.
The land has also been improved, with restored boundaries, hedgerows, and water features, as well as environmental improvements made to the grassland and wildlife habitats.
The charming Cotswolds estate is accessed through the village lane, and down a lovely tree lined drive.
All photos belong to the listing agency.
