LIVE 24-SEVEN
LECKHAMPTON HILL, CHELTENHAM
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Guide price £650,000 ‘A rare opportunity to ‘self-build’ creating an exceptional and unique home’
SETTING THE SCENE: Set in a stunning mature plot of around 2 acres on a west facing elevation, a bare site with planning consent to create an exciting and totally unique Cotswold 'eco' home within a short drive of the fashionable spa town of Cheltenham.
WHY WE LOVE IT: An extremely rare opportunity to acquire a site within the Cotswolds area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (ANOB) nestled on the side of Leckhampton hill on the outskirts of Cheltenham spa.
This stunning plot, a rectangular parcel of land, extends to approximately 0.85 ha (2.1acres) comprising broadleaved woodland and open level areas of lawn all set back from the road behind a Cotswold stone wall.
Planning consent was granted for an exceptional and unique four bedroom house extending to approximately 270 m².
The house is designed by "Grand Designs" architect Richard Hawkes to maximise natural daylight in all seasons. The site retains large open sunny areas for landscaping and gardens.
The design of the house also draws on the character and local features of the area and its surrounding environment. It also has a strong historical link, the most striking of which is a tall chimney feature, a structure that is firmly rooted to the area where limekilns were once a common feature. The well-known tourist attraction "Devils chimney" also remains, and sits approximately 350mnorth of the site.
The architects and designers have designed the ultimate combination of architectural quality and technical functionality. Renewable energy systems include cutting edge environmental technologies and its low carbon energy strategies make the home extremely sustainable & eco-friendly.
Knight Frank
tom.banwell@
knightfrank.com 123 Promenade, Cheltenham GL50 1NW T. 01242 354699
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