Tucked behind gates in the heart of one of the Cotswolds’ most idyllic villages, Manor House in Compton Abdale is the sort of property that instantly captures the imagination.

A handsome Grade II-Listed village house, set within beautifully mature walled gardens and surrounded by its own paddocks, it offers a rare combination of architectural elegance, generous family living and quintessential rural charm.

Manor House in Compton Abdale (Image: Courtesy of Butler Sherborn)

Thought to date from around 1810 – with later extensions – Manor House is a wonderful example of classic Georgian design. Part of the house retains superb period proportions, with tall sash windows, excellent ceiling heights and a sense of light and balance that defines the era. These historic features have been carefully preserved and enhanced by a full renovation, resulting in a home that feels both authentic and entirely suited to modern living.

The accommodation extends to approximately 5,807 sq ft and is arranged over two floors, offering space and flexibility in abundance.

Manor House in Compton Abdale (Image: Courtesy of Butler Sherborn)

There are four reception rooms, providing room for both relaxed family life and more formal entertaining. Each space flows naturally from the next, creating a house that works as well for quiet evenings as it does for hosting friends and family.

At the heart of the home lies a welcoming kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with an Aga and designed as a true country kitchen. A second service kitchen adds practicality, leading through to a fully fitted laundry room – ideal for busy households or those returning from muddy walks across the paddocks. The overall impression is of a house that has been thoughtfully planned, where everyday functionality sits comfortably alongside period character.

Upstairs, the sense of space continues. A wide staircase leads to the principal bedroom suite and bathroom, offering a peaceful retreat with lovely views over the gardens and land. Three further bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, while a sitting or playroom provides a flexible additional living space. A second staircase connects discreetly back down to the ground floor, a charming reminder of the house’s evolution over time.

Manor House in Compton Abdale (Image: Courtesy of Butler Sherborn)

One of Manor House’s most appealing features is its integral two-bedroom cottage. Perfect for guests, extended family, or even as staff accommodation, it adds another layer of versatility to the property without compromising the privacy of the main house.

Outside, the setting is simply delightful. The house sits within mature walled gardens that wrap around two sides of the building, creating sheltered, private spaces for outdoor living. To the rear, a stone terrace overlooks the adjoining paddocks, offering long, uninterrupted views across the land.

To the front, a south-facing terrace accessed from the sitting room is ideal for morning coffee or evening drinks in the sun.

Manor House in Compton Abdale (Image: Courtesy of Butler Sherborn)

Beyond the gardens, the property extends to approximately nine-and-a-half acres in total. The paddocks are currently used for grazing and are well suited to equestrian use, complete with water supply. Stables, outbuildings and garaging are located to one side of the house, forming a practical and attractive stable yard that integrates seamlessly with the rest of the estate.

Despite its peaceful rural feel, Manor House enjoys a true village location, offering the charm and community of Compton Abdale while remaining well placed for access to nearby market towns and the wider Cotswolds. It is a home that manages to feel both grand and welcoming, historic yet beautifully liveable. For those dreaming of a classic Cotswold manor with land, gardens and timeless appeal, Manor House is a rare and compelling opportunity.

It’s a property that promises an exceptional lifestyle in one of Gloucestershire’s most enchanting settings..

Manor House is on the market with Butler Sherborn with a guide price of £3m. To find out more contact: butlersherborn.co.uk