Initial price	£3,500,000
13/02/25	£3,200,000
Price Change	-8.57%

Fieldgrove House is a stunning Georgian-style property nestled in a secluded part of South Gloucestershire, between Bath and Bristol. The house has a rich history, dating back to Saxon times, and has been home to notable figures such as Sir John Harrington, a godson of Queen Elizabeth I, and the Fry family, who built their chocolate factory nearby. The property has been modernized to provide comfortable family living, while retaining many of its original features, including ornate cornicing, working fireplaces, and window shutters. The house is surrounded by beautiful gardens, featuring a lake, stream, paddocks, and pasture, creating a wildlife haven. The property also includes two large stone barns, providing ample storage and additional garaging. With its proximity to Bath and Bristol, Fieldgrove House offers the perfect balance of rural living and urban convenience, making it an ideal location for families and those seeking a peaceful retreat.