- Drawing room +
- Kitchen/Breakfast room +
- Garden room +
- Sitting room +
- Hobby room +
- Study +
- Cellar +
- Seven Bedrooms +
- Two dressing rooms +
- Two Bathrooms +
Interior
• Grand central hallway with stone fireplace, parquet flooring and original staircase
• Elegant triple-aspect drawing room (c.33 ft), ideal for conversion to a live-in kitchen
• Fine panelled dining room with open fire and stone mullion windows
• Garden room with stone detailing and access to south-facing terrace
• Sitting room with floor-to-ceiling cabinets and feature fireplace
• Traditional kitchen/breakfast room with historic features and pantry
• Study overlooking St Andrew’s Church
First Floor
• Principal bedroom suite with fireplace and dressing room
• Three further double bedrooms, all enjoying open views
• Family bathroom and separate cloakroom
• Laundry room and secondary staircase
Second Floor
• Fifth bedroom/home office with vaulted ceiling and dressing room
• Two further large rooms with potential to be bedrooms six and seven
• Two additional smaller rooms (former “train room” and hobby space)
• Versatile attic space suitable for guest suites or recreational use
Lower Ground
• Atmospheric stone cellar with original features and flagstone flooring
Outside
The Manor is discreetly approached via a gravelled driveway, with shared access arrangements and a circular parking forecourt. The formal gardens lie primarily to the south and west, laid to lawn with mature
planting, specimen trees and Cotswold stone terracing.
A raised orchard, sun terraces and walled boundaries offer seclusion and seasonal interest. Two pedestrian gates lead into the grounds of St
Andrew’s Church and onto Church Lane. The property retains a stone-built garage with pitched roof and enjoys vehicular rights of access.
Situation
Sevenhampton is a peaceful village nestled in the Coln Valley, a highly sought-after part of the Cotswolds AONB. St Andrew’s Church lies at its heart, and the setting is defined by rolling countryside, historic
properties and excellent road links via the A40 to Oxford (approx. 46 miles). Cheltenham (approx. 7 miles) offers superb schooling, shopping and cultural amenities.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-59663
Additional Information
History
Sevenhampton Manor is a house of historical substance and architectural evolution. Originating in the 17th century—with elements potentially earlier—the house has been depicted by Jan Kip in 1712 and later remodelled across centuries, notably in the mid-19th century by the Lawrence family. Following a damaging fire in the 1960s, it was sensitively restored and reconfigured into three residences.
The current ownership reunified two of these into a magnificent and substantial private home.
Additional Information
Services: Mains electricity (three-phase), mains water, air source heat pump with partial underfloor heating, shared private drainage system
Council Tax: Band G – £3,508.66 (2024/25)
Local Authority: Cotswold District Council