28 buy to let properties for sale in and around Bibury

Charming two-bedroom semi-detached home in historic Cotswold town. Features include log-burning stove, sunny rear aspect, and ample parking.\rLocation Northleach is a delightful medieval wool town, boasting many fine buildings and a parish church. Well, served with shops for day-to-day requirements including a Post-Office, award-winning Butcher, Chemist, Greengrocer / Baker, Wine Shop, Medical centre, Veterinary Surgery and Museum together with a...

Multi-faceted rural investment opportunity\rDescriptionCerney Wick FarmSituated to the west of the A419, the Basin Meadows comprise approximately 145 acres of water meadows which provide environmental amenity land with potential for summer grazing. The total area of water meadows, pasture, rough grassland and woodland extends to 183.30 acres. A stream runs through the land, a tributary of the River Churn which leads into the River Thames. The mea...

Multi-faceted rural investment opportunity\rDescriptionAlex FarmSituated approximately 1 mile off the Fairford junction of the A419 between Cirencester and Cricklade, Alex Farm comprises 457.27 acres (185.05 ha) of Grade 3 land along with six residential properties plus an uninhabited cottage that isin need of complete renovation. The main farmyard comprises an attractive Grade II Listed Cotswold stone barn, a range of traditional farm buildings,...

Multi-faceted rural investment opportunity\rDescriptionThe Down Ampney EstateThe Down Ampney Estate is one of the largest and most prestigious estates in the region, providing a significant diversified income stream, whilst also presenting many more future opportunities for an incoming buyer.The income is currently derived from agriculture, mineral extraction, residential and commercial properties and leisure enterprises. Additionally, its strate...

Multi-faceted rural investment opportunity\rDescriptionAirfield FarmAirfield Farm is situated at the heart of the estate, with the farmland centred around the former RAF airfield, on which are extensive modern farm buildings servicing much of the estate. The majority of the farmland is in arable production, the balance being made up of grassland and woodland.The concrete former airfield runways are used for a variety ofcommercial uses, including ...

Multi-faceted rural investment opportunity\rDescriptionCastle Hill FarmSituated at the northeastern end of the estate, Castle Hill Farm is an attractive ring fenced block including five residential properties plus two currently uninhabited, extensive traditional Cotswold stone buildings, including a substantial Cotswold Stone Barn, Grade II Listed former horse engine house and stable, former livestock buildings, and a mixture of Grade 2 and 3 pre...

A spacious and versatile home with an attached annexe, situated on a quiet lane in the conservation area and centre of an idyllic Cotswold village, with a glorious south facing garden and orchard. The Old Bakery is a charming Cotswold stone village property located in the conservation area in the sought-after and desirable village of Chedworth. Dating back to the early 1800’s, the property now offers a mix of period charm and contemporary style...

Impressive principal apartment, located within a magnificent Grade II* Listed manor house, set in beautiful grounds of about 12 acres\rHISTORYThe Manor at Sherborne goes back to the Middle Ages when it was owned by the Abbotts of WinchcombeDuring Henry VIII’s reign the merchant Sir John Alleyn purchased the freeholdIn 1551 it was purchased by the Dutton family and remained in their ownership for four centuriesIn 1784 James Dutton was ennobled L...

This architect-designed house offers the increasingly rare chance to buy a redeveloped family home on the edge of a very popular Cotswold village with amazing far-reaching southerly views. Newly constructed in hand cut Cotswold stone, the four bedroomed house boasts two good sized en suite bathrooms with bespoke made two bowl vanity units and large walk-in showers. The large family room kitchen comprises bespoke in-frame units incorporating a fou...

A top floor, two double bedroom apartment in the exquisite Sherborne House offering most comfortable accommodation, spectacular views, on-site swimming pool with gym area, orangery for residents use and beautifully maintained gardens and grounds. Built as it is seen today in 1829 to 1834 for John Dutton, Second Baron Sherborne, the house, which reproduces the style of the original 17th-century building, has a square plan with a central courtyard ...

A classic Grade II Listed Cotswold country house in an enchanting edge of village location.This very handsome Grade II Listed house with a triple gabled façade occupies a peaceful position in Turkdean next to the church and overlooking its own land and countryside beyond. The spacious accommodation which is arranged over three floors totalling over 5,500 sq ft boasts superb proportions and ceiling height and is complimented by original features....

A unique opportunity to purchase a Grade II Listed Farmhouse with adjoining buildings, barns, and outbuildings with potential to upgrade and convert. Situated on the edge of Northleach within Farmington parish. All in about 12 acres. Situated on the A40, New Barn Farm is a Grade II Listed Cotswold stone farm which has been under the same ownership for the past 30 years. Originally an old coaching inn, and later a family farm, posthouse and shop, ...

An imaginative conversion of this historic Grade II Listed former coaching inn, to create a two bedroom mid terrace gated property offering front and rear gardens, a carport and parking in this convenient location between Burford and Cheltenham.Old Puesdown Inn is a handsome property constructed from Cotswold stone in the mid 19C, with period features including sash windows, and exposed beams. It is located at a strategic point close to the old P...

An individual detached house adjoining open countryside.\rDescriptionThe property is located on an established development of individual houses, which is found on the fringe of the town and less than a quarter of a mile from the centre. The house is found at the head of a cul-de-sac and adjoins open countryside.The house is understood to have been built in the late 1980's by Crest Homes. Traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevatio...

An mid C17 Cotswold town house, Listed Grade II for its historical interest, occupying a central location within this ancient Cotswold woollen town.\rLocationNorthleach is a delightful medieval wool town having been granted a Royal Charter in 1227 by King Henry III. The town boasts many fine buildings and a parish church known as the Cathedral of the Cotswolds. Northleach is well served with shops for day-to-day requirements including a Post-Off...

Two bedroomed end terrace house set within a small cul de sac at the eastern edge of this historical Cotswold market town. Good order throughout with a rear conservatory and ample parking.\rLocation Northleach is a delightful medieval wool town, boasting many fine buildings and a parish church. Well, served with shops for day-to-day requirements including a Post-Office, award-winning Butcher, Chemist, Greengrocer / Baker, Wine Shop, Medical cent...

An imaginative conversion of this historic Grade II Listed former coaching inn, to create a two bedroom end of terrace gated property offering front and rear gardens, a carport and parking in this convenient location between Burford and Cheltenham.Old Puesdown Inn is a handsome property constructed from Cotswold stone in the mid 19C, with period features including sash windows, and exposed beams. It is located at a strategic point close to the ol...

The PropertyA charming four bedroom detached home situated in the sought after area of this Cotswold town Northleach, Cheltenham. Within walking distance of town centre.Built in the mid 1980’s the house has been traditionally constructed of reconstituted stone elevations beneath a pitched concrete tiled roof.The property comprises, Entrance hall, refurbished W/C, dual aspect sitting room with fireplace housing wood burning stove, glazed doors o...

Summary of accommodation: Green Close Entrance hall | Garden room | Siting room | Kitchen / breakfast room | Utility | Downstair shower room Bedroom one with dressing room | Bedroom two | Bedroom three with mezzanine | Family bathroom HolmleaEntrance hall | Sitting room | Dining room | Kitchen | WC Four bedrooms | Family bathroomGarageHolmlea and Green Close are beautiful examples of conjoined Cotswold stone village cottages formally used for mul...