Perry Trees is nestled in the picturesque hamlet of Blanchworth, near Stinchcombe, on the edge of the Cotswolds; an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The main house is a stunning detached barn conversion and offers a perfect blend of historic charm and contemporary comfort. Offering excellent accessible storage, flexible accommodation; comprising three bedrooms in the main part of the house, including dressing room for the master bedroom, two bathrooms, a spacious hall which acts as a dining room, a snug with wood burner and another reception room which can be a study/music room. The kitchen/utility/cloakroom is finished to a high standard and radiates a contemporary feel, retaining plenty of character with beautiful country views. The other side of the main house can be an annexe or just provide further living accommodation offering two/three bedrooms, bathroom, wet room, study and contemporary, spacious living room. This property radiates a sense of sophistication and tranquillity. The interiors are bright, well-lit and stylishly decorated, creating a homely and inviting atmosphere throughout.There is a separate barn opposite the main house converted in 2018, providing scenic views and additional accommodation including an open plan kitchen/living room, two bedrooms and two bathrooms.The property features a beautifully maintained garden, with herbaceous borders carefully planted with seasonal colour, and fruit trees backing onto open countryside. This provides a perfect setting for relaxing with family and several charming patio areas offer opportunity for al fresco eating and entertaining. There is a double open garage with solar panels on both sides and a storage battery, two sheds, and a workshop with an attached additional cosy snug; “The Old Smithy” with wood burner. With ample secure parking in an enclosed private plot, convenience is key in this peaceful, rural setting. This property is deal for those seeking a comfortable and spacious family home, in an idyllic, scenic location. Perfect for dog lovers and walking in the Cotswolds.