I've been asked to summarize the above property description into a single paragraph. Here's my attempt: Saddlewood Manor is a quintessential 17th-century Grade II listed Cotswold Stone house, boasting a prestigious address with a half-mile approach lined by mature trees and an elevated West-facing position that offers breathtaking sunsets. The manor, extensively renovated yet retaining its original charm, features a grand reception hall, an impressive double-height open-plan kitchen, a drawing room, dining room, library/media room, study, and a cloakroom, complemented by a boot room and cellar on the ground floor. The first floor houses a master suite with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom, three additional bedrooms with two family bathrooms, and two further bedrooms with en-suite facilities on the second floor, accompanied by a dressing room. The property extends over 7,271 sq. ft. and is set amidst 172 acres of land, including a guest cottage, a range of traditional farm buildings, a partially converted threshing barn with potential for further development, and a Grade II listed Dovecote. The land, primarily Grade 3 arable soil over limestone, has been used for pasture and supports equestrian facilities such as stables, an all-weather school, and paddocks. Saddlewood Manor is conveniently located for access to the A46, near Leigherton, with proximity to Westonbirt Arboretum, Westonbirt Golf Course, and the market towns of Tetbury and Nailsworth. It is also well-positioned for transport links to London Paddington from Kemble Station and is within the Cotswolds AONB, offering a tranquil rural lifestyle with the convenience of urban amenities nearby.