Trillgate is a stunning grade II listed Tudor house set in 2 acres of it's own land in an elevated and completely private location. The house has an abundance of light and character with it's large stone mullion windows, flagstone and wooden floors, inglenook fireplaces and beamed ceilings. It has a large open plan kitchen, as well as two living rooms both with wood burning stoves. The house itself sits in 2 acres of it's own land mainly laid to lawn with well stocked borders and a pretty orchard with apple, pear, walnut, plum and sweet chestnut trees. Trillgate is surrounded by hilly countryside with deep valley's whose green slopes are a patchwork of small fields, hedgerows and woodland, this is the same valley as Laurie Lee wrote about in Cider with Rosie. A long winding drive leads to a large car parking area to the side of the property. There is a natural spring in the grounds. The garden is mostly south facing with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside which is an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB).A long winding drive leads to a large car parking space to the side of the property as well as additonal parking further from the house. In total there is currently parking of 20 cars. Trillgate due to it's location and age has a magical otherworldly atmosphere that can transport you away from the hussle and bussle of modern living, it has spectacular far reaching uninterrupted views, it's closeness to nature has a very healing effect on mind, body and spirit perfect for retreats/holiday or indeed any kind of celebration. Trillgate is truly something totally unique, this beautiful, detached grade II listed Cotswold stone house is set in an elevated and completely private location at the head of the Slad Valley of Cider with Rosie fame. The property is reported, by a local who recently wrote a book about the Slad Valley, to be the oldest building in the area, believed to be tudor dating back to 1500?s and it has a fascinating history.
Hotel Rating: Self Assessed 4 star