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£ 1,250,000
5 bedroom townhouse for sale
Blockley Moreton-In-Marsh
· 5 Bedrooms · 3 Baths · House
Blockley Moreton-In-Marsh · 5 Bedrooms · 3 Baths · House
Digbeth House is a magnificent Grade II listed townhouse, with 5 bedrooms, situated in the heart of Stow-on the-Wold.Description - Digbeth House is a magnificent and deceptively spacious Grade II listed townhouse in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold. Set discreetly on one of Stow’s most historic streets, Digbeth House is an exceptional early 19th-century townhouse of rare character and scale. Beautifully renovated and arranged over three floors, it blends period detailing with contemporary craftsmanship, culminating in a spectacular vaulted 36-foot kitchen-dining room.The front elevation presents a refined combination of part-rendered and part-Cotswold stone walls, centred around an attractive bay window set upon a cut-stone plinth. Above sit two 4-pane sash windows framed by cut-stone reveals, all beneath a slate roof punctuated by two gabled dormer windows. The more substantial side elevation is constructed entirely of natural Cotswold stone, with traditional casement windows set beneath
Digbeth House is a magnificent Grade II listed townhouse, with 5 bedrooms, situated in the heart of Stow-on the-Wold.Description - Digbeth House is a magnificent and deceptively spacious Grade II listed townhouse in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold. Set discreetly on one of Stow’s most historic streets, Digbeth House is an exceptional early 19th-century townhouse of rare character and scale. Beautifully renovated and arranged over three floors, it blends period detailing with contemporary craftsmanship, culminating in a spectacular vaulted 36-foot kitchen-dining room.The front elevation presents a refined combination of part-rendered and part-Cotswold stone walls, centred around an attractive bay window set upon a cut-stone plinth. Above sit two 4-pane sash windows framed by cut-stone reveals, all beneath a slate roof punctuated by two gabled dormer windows. The more substantial side elevation is constructed entirely of natural Cotswold stone, with traditional casement windows set beneath
£ 1,250,000