This 14th-century country home, Great Treaddow Farm, boasts a wealth of period features, including timbered walls, high beamed ceilings, and inglenook fireplaces. The property, listed Grade II, sits on 1.5 acres of land and features a barn with planning permission to convert into a three-bedroom cottage. The seven-bedroom home has a family bathroom, utility room, and boot room, as well as a country kitchen with an Aga and a separate food storage area. The ground floor also includes two triple-aspect reception rooms with inglenook fireplaces, one with a tile floor and attractive wall-mounted feature lighting. The first floor has four bedrooms, including two with en-suite facilities, and a family bathroom with a unique vaulted ceiling. The property is located near Ross-on-Wye, a popular market town with a range of amenities, and is close to major road networks, making it easily accessible to Gloucester, Cheltenham, and the Cotswolds.