Twittocks, Ripple, Gloucestershire, GL20

An immaculate detached family home nestled within the most glorious grounds of circa 2 acres with a Dutch barn, a triple carport, and wonderful views.

Private grounds, countryside and views are the backdrop to this superb family home, which nestles beautifully within its own mature grounds and exceptional plot of circa 2 acres made up of a paddock and private gardens. Twittocks House is a delightful detached property with many excellent features, in particular the practical floorplan that flows well, making it ideal for family life and entertaining with generous rooms that extend to circa 2700 Sq Ft, each one designed entirely for its immediate views and countryside setting.

Entrance is via a welcoming and spacious hallway, which is central to the accommodation, introducing each reception room. To the front elevation is a study and cloakroom, and to the rear a spacious living room. This room, with a log-burning stove, enjoys views over the grounds and doors that open to the terrace to connect inside to outside. A separate dining room shares the same views and direct access to the outside as the living room; it also has the benefit of a log-burning stove. The kitchen can be accessed from the dining room and hallway; the heart of the home, it runs the depth of the property and has been designed to overlook and open to the terrace and gardens, ideal for modern family living and outside dining.

The kitchen itself is well appointed with a range of modern-style units, integrated appliances, and a large breakfast island. Adjacent is a useful utility with rear access, for practicality, in addition to a shower room off the inner hall.

The bedroom accommodation continues impressively with the most beautiful principal bedroom complete with his and her's fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. This tranquil space also features sliding doors that open to a private balcony, the perfect spot for a morning coffee, to enjoy the immediate views of the private gardens, paddocks and more broadly to The Malvern Hills. This spot is ideal for a sunset or sunrise view.

Of the remaining bedrooms, two are double in size and are set to the rear, to enjoy the views of the grounds, whilst bedroom four enjoys the front and side elevation which overlooks the golf course. All three bedrooms share a family bathroom.

Gardens and grounds:
The setting of Twittocks House and its grounds are fundamental to the overall feel of the property, comprising areas of formal garden and a paddock; in total the plot extends to over 2 acres.

Beautifully private and mature, the house is positioned towards the front of the plot, with extensive parking to the front leading to the triple carport and double garage. A further driveway runs along the side of the property, continuing past the rear garden to the Dutch barn.

This arrangement is particularly well suited to those seeking equestrian or smallholding facilities, providing direct access for a tractor, horse lorry, or other agricultural vehicles straight to the barn.

The main area of garden flanks the sun terrace and provides a wonderful setting with an array of flower beds and well-stocked borders, mature planting, a covered hot tub and a vegetable garden. There are strategic seating areas, designed at angles to enjoy the broader view. The adjoining paddock is level and enclosed by mature hedging and fencing. From here, there is a far-reaching view of The Malvern's, which provides an idyllic backdrop for the grounds and some of the rooms within the house.

Situation:
Ripple is a picturesque and sought-after village situated just north of the market town of Tewkesbury. With a community feel, life centres around a good public house, church and parish Hall and enjoys access to some beautiful walking and riding countryside. Puckrup Hall, and its excellent golf course, sides the property and is an excellent place for a spot of golf, the spa and the gym,
for members. Whilst distinctively semi-rural the village is highly accessible, with the nearby village of Twyning offering a wider range of local amenities including an excellent primary school, post office and well-stocked store in addition to two popular pubs. Upton Upon Severn is also nearby. A country town with a marina, it hosts various annual festivals and offers broader day-to-day facilities including shops, a doctor’s surgery and delightful inns. Cheltenham is the nearest main centre and is within a comfortable 20 minute drive. For the commuter, Worcester, Gloucester and Malvern are within a comfortable drive allowing for an exceptional choice of leisure shopping facilities including Premiership Rugby at Gloucester and world-renowned schooling from both the state and private sectors including Worcester The King's Cathedral School in Worcester, the renowned Malvern College and two preparatory schools in Colwall as well as Cheltenham’s famous schools. Communications are excellent with junctions of the M5 and M50 motorways nearby; mainline rail services are available from Cheltenham, Gloucester, Tewkesbury and Worcester whilst Birmingham and Bristol International Airports are easily accessible as well.