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"Court Farmhouse A Grade II listed detached four bedroom farmhouse. The Cotswold stone farmhouse dates back to the late 17th century and is in need of modernisation. The farm buildings comprise both livestock buildings and some traditional buildings of stone and tile construction that could be re developed STPP .

Church Barn A large unconverted threshing barn next to the church used for storage and by the shoot with significant potential for alternative uses subject to planning consent.

Land The diverse and undulating productive farmland offers an excellent opportunity for a mixed farming system with both level pastureland and arable ground alongside steeper hill ground and woodland which supports a good small pheasant shoot.

To the east of the main house is a yard and large portal steel frame general purpose agricultural building used for both cattle housing and storage. On the eastern section of pasture land there is a single storey brick building known as Orange Barn which may be suitable for alternative uses subject to planning.

There are approximately 590 acres of agricultural land and 35 acres of woodland. The land at Hawkesbury is predominantly Grade 3 according to the Land Classification Map of England and Wales. The majority of the land benefits from loamy clay soils which drain well with some areas being suitable for arable cropping.

Preliminary ecological assessments indicate potential for significant Biodiversity Net Gain uplift and other natural capital opportunities.

The Hawkesbury Estate summary
Lot 1 Court Farm as above
Guide Price £5,850,000

Lot 2 Pound Farmhouse
Five bedroom Grade II listed farmhouse with garden and outbuildings and paddock. About 5 acres.
Guide Price £1,650,000

Lot 3 Carpenters Shop and Barns
Three bedroom detached Cotswold stone cottage with range of single storey outbuildings and a four acre paddock.
Guide price £725,000

Lot 4 Common Land
The Hawkesbury, Inglestone, Hareley, and Assley Commons extending to approximately 312 acres.
Guide Price £225,000

In all about 960 acres available as a whole or in separate lots.

Further details available in the marketing brochure and from vendors agent.

Situated in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Hawkesbury Estate is on the outskirts of the unspoilt village of Hawkesbury Upton which benefits from a pub, village shop and village hall. Famous for the International Horse Trials, the village of Badminton is a little over 4 miles away.

The area is extremely well served, with the former market towns of Tetbury and Wotton under Edge, which both offer daily shopping amenities. The larger centres of Cirencester, Bath, Bristol and Cheltenham are all within easy reach.

Education is first class with highly rated local schools, which include Beaudesert Park in Minchinhampton, Westonbirt School, Wycliffe College, plus the renowned schools and colleges in and around Cheltenham, Bath and Bristol.

Sporting activities are extensive with stunning walks and rides locally, shooting, fishing, equestrian Badminton is 5 miles , hunting with the Duke of Beaufort s and Berkeley hounds, racing at Cheltenham, Bath and Newbury, polo at Beaufort and Cirencester, golf at Chipping Sodbury Golf Club, Cotswold Edge, Minchinhampton and Westonbirt.

It is well situated to allow easy access to the M4 & M5 providing direct access to London and Heathrow Airport,
and the M5 is also only 7 miles. There are direct and frequent train services to London Paddington and the west from nearby Kemble, Chippenham Bath and Bristol Parkway stations.