Constructed around 24 years ago out of an attractive natural Cotswold stone, Springfield House is one of only two properties built in the former grounds of Hawling Manor, set well back from the village lane and alongside the historic St Edwards Church. Of particular note is the lovely position and the great degree of privacy enjoyed by the house, with the Church as a backdrop. The property is well presented and enjoys superb stylish details such as the vaulted beamed ceiling to the drawing room, internal and external oak doors and oak staircase.

The accommodation, which is laid out over two floors, is spacious with quality fittings. On the ground floor, the front door leads into a spacious entrance hall with a stone tiled floor leading to the principal reception rooms; the drawing room with a lovely square bay window to the front, double doors into the garden and a fitted woodburner in the fireplace. Also on the ground floor is a good sized study. The kitchen/breakfast room, with double opening doors into the garden, has an Everhot range and opens into the dining room. An inner hall from the kitchen leads to a downstairs cloakroom, utility room and the double garage. On the first floor, a spacious landing leads to the master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. There are three further bedrooms (one currently used as an office) and a Jack and Jill family bathroom accessed off both the landing and the second bedroom.

Springfield House enjoys a lovely outlook over the gardens, with the grounds of Hawling Manor beyond. To the front a gravel driveway offering parking for several vehicles leads to the garage. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with mature shrub borders and principally lie to two sides of the property, are mainly west and south facing, private and partially enclosed by Cotswold stone walling.

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