This stunning 14th-century country home, Great Treaddow Farm, boasts a wealth of period features, including timbered walls, high beamed ceilings, and inglenook fireplaces. The property sits on 1.5 acres of land and features a barn with planning permission to convert into a three-bedroom cottage. The interior boasts seven bedrooms, including two with en-suite facilities, as well as two reception rooms, a dining kitchen, family bathroom, utility room, boot room, and wine cellar. The property is located near Ross-on-Wye, a popular market town with a range of amenities, and is close to major road networks, including the A40, M4, and M50. The home's character is evident throughout, with features such as deep stone walls, quirky elevation changes, and farmhouse doors. The country kitchen, with its Aga and exposed stone alcove, sets a charming scene, while the two triple-aspect reception rooms offer plenty of space for relaxation. The property also features a wine cellar, a rear lobby, and a large gravel driveway with a turning circle.