- Small holding with potential +
- Spacious Period Farmhouse +
- Circa 3.44 Acres (1.39 ha) +
- Farm Buildings circa 15,000 sq ft (1,398 sq m) +
- Rural setting +
- EPC G (19) +
Set on the banks of the picturesque River Severn in the peaceful hamlet of Elmore Back, Severn Bank Farm offers a delightful smallholding of approximately 3.44 acres.
The property is well situated, providing excellent access to Gloucester and major transport links, including the M4 and M5.
At the heart of the smallholding is a substantial traditional red brick period farmhouse, offering circa 3,000 sq. ft. of accommodation.
In need of updating, it presents a fantastic opportunity to create a bespoke family home. The property showcases attractive character features and enjoys a bright, airy aspect throughout. The living space is arranged over three floors, with the ground floor comprising a large living room, a central kitchen, a family room or home office, a
utility room, and a bathroom. To the rear, a covered terrace provides a wonderful space to relax and enjoy far-reaching views of the
surrounding countryside.
The first-floor features four double bedrooms served by a family bathroom, all accessed from a long landing that offers scenic views across the river. A staircase leads to the extensive attic space on the second floor, currently divided into four rooms, offering additional potential.
A range of outbuildings, located close to the house, provides approximately 15,000 sq. ft. of further space. These buildings, a mix
of modern and traditional construction, offer significant opportunities for various uses, subject to planning permission.
The 3.44 acres of land lie predominantly to the south of the main buildings and are divided into three well-maintained paddocks, enclosed by stock-proof fencing and mature hedgerows. The land is registered on the rural land register, with basic payment scheme entitlements excluded from the sale.
Severn Bank Farm presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a property with immense potential in a highly desirable rural setting.
Services: Mains electricity and water are connected to the property. Private drainage
via a septic tank. Heating via a wood burner to the living room and Rayburn to the Kitchen. Broadband & Mobile signal checker via
Outgoings: The property has been placed in Band ‘E’ for Council Tax purposes; charges 2024/25 £2,653.14.
Local Authority: Stroud District Council
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Tenure: Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.