A $12.6M Edwardian Mansion in the Cotswolds Blends History with Modern Luxury
A grand Edwardian estate in the Cotswolds has gone on the market for $12.6 million. Ladyswood House, built in 1905, sits on 60 acres of rolling pastureland near the Gloucestershire border. The property blends historic elegance with modern comforts, offering space for both family living and large-scale entertaining. The estate's main residence spans over 13,600 square feet, featuring nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms. A sweeping primary suite occupies the second floor, complete with a vast dressing room and an en suite bathroom centred around a freestanding claw-footed roll-top tub. The third floor holds three further bedrooms, alongside a self-contained apartment.
Inside, the house includes a large reception room, a modern chef's kitchen, and a garden room bathed in natural light. Additional spaces consist of a family room, a formal drawing room, and a billiards room for leisure. Beyond the main house, the grounds host a sunroom, gym, dedicated dog room, and a cellar for storage. Outdoor amenities are equally impressive. A three-car garage, formal gardens, and a stone gazebo sit alongside a swimming pool with its own pool house. Equestrian facilities include a stable complex, indoor and outdoor riding arenas, and a polo yard. The estate also features The Lodge, a separate guest or staff accommodation on its boundary. In total, the outbuildings cover around 1,200 square metres, as recorded in 2023 planning documents. Located in Wiltshire, the property enjoys the Cotswolds' reputation for picturesque villages and rolling countryside. The area remains one of England's most sought-after rural destinations.
Ladyswood House is listed with Alex Collins of United Kingdom Sotheby's International Realty. The $12.6 million price reflects its expansive interiors, extensive grounds, and prime Cotswolds location. The estate offers a rare mix of period grandeur and contemporary luxury across 60 acres.
