Foscombe House, a stunning historic country home in Gloucestershire, sits majestically in its own beautiful parkland setting, surrounded by wildflower gardens and sweeping driveways. The property, constructed in the Victorian Gothic style, boasts sun-filled rooms with ornate features, including a distinctive castellated tower with turret. The interior design is characterized by high ceilings, ornate fireplaces, and beautifully carved woodwork. The ground floor features a grand staircase, impressive sitting room, elegant drawing room, and a classically designed morning room. The kitchen has been re-fitted with a traditional Mark Wilkinson kitchen and offers extensive storage and work space. The property has five double bedrooms on the first floor, each with its own bathroom suite, and three delightful bedrooms on the second floor. The Coach House, formerly a recording studio for the Rolling Stones, provides excellent ancillary space with its own garden. The outbuildings include a converted stable block with a fitted kitchen, leisure room, and pool room, as well as a modern vehicle store and helicopter hanger. The gardens and grounds are breathtaking, featuring acres of flower meadows, lawns, and parkland, with pathways, a Japanese-style garden, and a canopied seating area.