This historic property, known as "The Jacobean House", was built in 1618 and has been beautifully preserved to retain its original charm. The property features a symmetrical facade with detailed architectural styling and is rumored to have been conceived by Inigo Jones. The interior boasts an open-plan reception with a rustic kitchen, dining area, and comfortable living quarters. The property also features three bedrooms, a shower room, and a bathroom, as well as a self-contained stone lodge that can be used as a guest house or private office. The manicured garden is a highlight, with its castellated fence, uniformed fruit trees, and suntrap rose garden. The property is located in the charming town of Winchcombe, which offers a strong sense of community and easy access to local shops, coffee shops, and pubs. The surrounding countryside offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities, and the property is within easy reach of Cheltenham and other towns.