Neathwood House has a superb rural setting, enjoying splendid isolation amongst a handful of farms, yet one mile from civilisation in either Wickwar or Kingswood – both sought-after villages. The house is centrally positioned within an attractive and established plot of about 0.78 acres, set well back from the road while enjoying sweeping country views from its elevated position. The house was built in 1937 and instances of its original character can be seen in the exposed beams, wood floors and timber window details. A number of improvements have been made, including converting the garage into an additional reception room, a new kitchen in 2019 and cosmetic redecoration, though it remains largely a blank canvas and poses a fabulous opportunity for renovation.

The house is wonderfully spacious with generously sized rooms over the first and second floors. Downstairs, three reception rooms provide flexibility for entertaining or family life. In the heart of the house there is a stylish farmhouse-style kitchen with a walk-in pantry, utility room and excellent storage. Upstairs there are four good-size double bedrooms and a shower room.

Outside
The house is nestled within attractive countryside, surrounded by fields and farmland. The approach is via a gated driveway accessed via an electric gate with intercom and a cattle grid. A pedestrian gate to the side permits access on foot, for ease of access to the many footpaths that surround the property. The driveway sweeps up to the house through mature gardens, including a variety of specimen trees, to a generous parking area to the front of the house and a detached double car port. The gardens are enclosed on all sides by mature hedging and wrap around the house, providing lovely views from all of the windows onto the landscaped lawns, borders and flowerbeds. A number of paved areas provide space for outdoor dining and there is both a shed and a summerhouse for storage.

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