An impressive Grade II Listed detached 4/5 bedroom barn conversion providing spacious and characterful accommodation, with garden, garaging and parking.Accommodation comprises; Hall, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, sitting/dining room, study/bedroom 3, further ground floor bedroom, ground floor shower room, principal first floor bedroom with en-suite, further first floor bedroom, bathroom, mezzanine/occassional bedroom.Garden, studio/garden room, driveway parking and integral garage. The Old Barn is an impressive, detached Grade II listed barn conversion which provides spacious and flexible accommodation, laid out over two floors. The sitting/dining room is undoubtably the hub of the house, extending to over 29' x 19' feet with its vaulted ceiling, a wealth of exposed timbers, oak flooring, a wood burning stove and picture window out to the garden. Further ground floor accommodation comprises an entrance hall, a kitchen/breakfast room with separate utility, a dual aspect study/ground floor bedroom with flag stone floors and door out to the garden, a further double bedroom, and a shower room. The first floor is split and accessed via two separate oak staircases, one leads to a splendid mezzanine/occasional bedroom with attractive views over the sitting/dining room, and the principal bedroom with a modern ensuite shower room, the other leads to a spacious landing, the second bedroom and a family bathroom with a roll-top bath. OUTSIDE The property benefits from a detached studio/garden room constructed of stone, brick, and oak, with its vaulted ceiling, flag stone floors, power, light, water supply and gas central heating. This would also make a superb office for those that work from home. The garden has been attractively landscaped and designed for low maintenance with a range of mature planting, shrubs, and trees. The property has the benefit of driveway parking for two vehicles and an integral garage with power, light and double timber doors. DIRECTIONSFrom Broadway, head to Fladbury via the A44, taking the left hand turning onto Station Road, just after Evesham Golf Club. Continue along Station Road until the second right hand turning to Weston Orchard, where The Old Barn will be situated on the corner.Fladbury is a sought-after and attractive village, conveniently situated between the market towns of Pershore and Evesham. It benefits from a range of amenities to include two public houses, a primary school, a well regarded butchers, a church and a busy sporting calendar. The centres of Worcester, Stratford-upon-Avon and Cheltenham are all within easy reach and there are good links to the M40, M42 and M5. Evesham Railway station is also close by. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i70829821
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Front CoverA Striking Grade II Listed Five Bedroomed Townhouse Set In A Beautifully Landscaped Garden With Views Of The Severn Valley And Malvern Hills LocationThe Brambles enjoys a convenient location in Malvern Wells, just over two miles south of the historic Spa town of Great Malvern where there is a comprehensive range of amenities including shops and banks, Waitrose supermarket, the renowned theatre and cinema complex and the Splash leisure pool and gymnasium. Closer at hand and within walking distance is McColls convenience store and a Texaco filling station (both of which provide for immediate needs) and a hair/spa beauty treatment salon. Transport communications are excellent. Junction 7 of the M5 motorway at Worcester, Junction 1 of the M50 near Upton upon Severn and Junction 2 of the M50 near Ledbury are all within easy commuting distance. There is also a mainline railway station in Great Malvern itself. Educational needs are well catered for. The area is well known for the quality of its local schools at both primary and secondary levels and in the state and private sectors, including the Elms and Downs Preparatory schools in nearby Colwall, Malvern college and Malvern St James Girls School. The Worcestershire Golf Club and Three Counties Showground are each only a couple of minutes drive from the house which is also close to open countryside and to the network of paths and bridleways that criss-cross the Malvern Hills. This is a good spot for those who enjoy outdoor life or walking the dog. DescriptionThe Brambles enjoys a long history which is believed to date back to the late Georgian Period and carries a Grade II Listing. One of its great strengths is the retention of many original features including attractive fireplaces, sash windows (some with shutters), cornicing and centre roses to many of the ceilings, the original exposed timber and flagstone floors and much of the original joinery including most of the internal doors and their furnishings. The essential character and feel of its Georgian and early Victorian heritage remains.The property offers extremely generous and flexible accommodation over three floors and is perfect for a large family. Until very recently it was providing additional Bed and Breakfast accommodation (see footnote). The house has gas fired central heating and from most of their principal rooms there are fine views to the rear across the Severn Valley and to the front of the Malvern Hills themselves. Outside there is off road parking for three vehicles. Another of the great strengths of The Brambles is its setting in a beautifully landscaped mature and colourful garden, from which there are lovely views across the Severn Valley. GROUND FLOORCanopy Entrance Porch With lightElegant Reception Hall A Lovely entrance to the house, the main feature of which is its particularly impressive original oak flooring. Radiator, sash window to rear aspect overlooking Severn Valley. Stairs leading to both lower ground floor and first floor (described later).CloakroomClose coupled WC, wash basin with vanity unit below. Window to rear aspect.Snug/Study Original stripped timber flooring, elegant fireplace with marble surround, mantle, tiled hearth and Victorian grate. Radiator and sash window (with original shutters) to front aspect.Drawing Room Lovely sash bay window (with original shutters) that overlooks the rear garden and beyond towards the Severn Valley and Cotswolds. Elegant fireplace with marble surround, mantle and tiled hearth supporting dog grate with canopy above. Stripped timber flooring, second sash window (with original shutters) to front aspect with view of hills. Radiator, shelved recess with book shelving and with space above to support TV etc. Four wall light points. Dining Room Stripped timber flooring, two large built in bookcases, radiator and sash window to rear aspect with view over garden towards Seven ValleyLOWER GROUND FLOORHall Original flagstone flooring and doors leading to bathroom, kitchen and ironing room/pantry (all described later). Archway toLaundry/Utility RoomFlagstone floor, single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap and cupboards below, worksurfaces with wall mounted cupboard above as well as space and plumbing for washing machine/tumble dryer below. Stable door leading to rear garden, door also to vaulted basement room/cellar and to storeroom (described later). Door also toBedroom Radiator, stripped timber flooring, sash window to rear aspect. Original grateStoreroom Window into vaulted cellar. Recess with shelving. Vaulted Cellar Rooms These two rooms stretch along the entire frontage of the property. They have flagstone and brick flooring.Ironing Room/Pantry Original grate, fitted wall cupboard and window to vaulted cellar.Bathroom Freestanding roll top claw and ball bath, pedestal wash basin with mixer tap, WC with high level suite, chrome heated towel rail, feature brick and panelled wall, window to rear aspect and understairs cupboard housing the gas fired central heating boiler (installed 2021).Kitchen This ''unfitted'' style kitchen has a deep enamel sink with timber drainer and worksurfaces to each side. Floor cupboards, Leisure RANGE COOKER with five ring gas HOB, twin OVENS and GRILL, extractor canopy above. Flagstone flooring and ceiling downlighting. Doors to breakfast room (described later) and toOffice Radiator, built in cupboard with shelving, fitted bookcase, Original grate and window to vaulted cellar. Ceiling downlighting.Breakfast Room Flagstone floor, radiator, Original grate, sash window to rear aspect and stable style door into rear garden.FIRST FLOORLanding A lovely spacious and bright landing enhanced by a large sash window which enjoys a fine view over the Severn Valley.Bedroom Attractive sash bay window with view over the Severn Valley. Stripped timber flooring, radiator, built in wardrobe and door to En-Suite BathroomLarge corner bath with telephone style mixer tap/shower attachment, pedestal wash basin, close coupled WC, radiator and window to rear aspect with view over Severn Valley.BedroomExposed timber floorboards, radiator, pedestal wash basin and sash window to front aspect with view of hills.Box RoomBay window to front aspect with view of hills.Bedroom Radiator, original grate and sash window to front aspect with view of hills. Door toEn-suite Shower RoomTiled shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, ceiling downlighting and close coupled WC.Bedroom Radiator, original grate, access to roof space. Sash window to rear aspect with view over Severn Valley.En-suite Shower RoomTiled shower cubicle, close coupled WC, pedestal wash basin, ceiling downlighting, radiator, airing cupboard with factory lagged cylinder (fitted 2021), immersion heater and shelving. Window to rear aspect with view over Seven Valley.OutsideImmediately in front of the property is a wide brick paviour ''in and out'' driveway capable of accommodating three cars, enclosed by a low brick wall with railings,paling fencing and shrubs. A gate leads via steps passing under the adjacentWoodland Cottage into the lovely rear garden and onto a raised paved terrace/seating area enclosed by railings from which there are views to the Severn Valley. Two short flights of steps lead into the main landscaped garden which has been beautifully thought out and lovingly restored and maintained by the current owners. It provides the perfect setting for the property with colour, variety and interest throughout the year. It is laid to two lawns linked by gravel pathways passing under trellised archways supporting climbers. In one corner there is a further paved seating area under a Pergola which supports different climbers including Rose and Ivy Throughout the garden there are attractive well stocked herbaceous and shrub borders together with ornamental trees. At strategic points there is an external tap and outside light. There is also a smallSTORE of brick and slate construction with established Wisteria. Right of Way Appearing on the title documentation for The Brambles is an historic right of pedestrian access in favour of the neighbouring property number 171. Though this still exists in theory, in practice it has never effectively been in use. In the 1960's the owners of number 171 Wells Road created a new separate access that rendered this right of way redundant. Since then the original access gate for this path has been sealed and effectively overgrown by the passage of time. ServicesWe understand that mains gas, electricity, water and drainage are connected to the property. This information has not been checked with the respective service providers and interested parties may wish to make their own enquiries with the relevant local authority. No statement relating to services or appliances should be taken to infer that such items are in satisfactory working order and intending occupiers are advised to satisfy themselves where necessary.DirectionsFrom the agents office in Great Malvern proceed south along the A449 Wells Road towards Ledbury. Follow this route for just over two miles. You will notice a turn to the left signed towards Upton, The Hanleys and Three Counties Showground. Ignore this turn, continuing on for a further 300 yards where The Brambles and Woodland Cottage will be seen on the left hand side. Council TaxCouncil Tax Band FEnergy Perfomance CertificateThe EPC rating for The Brambles is D (59)ViewingBy appointment to be made through the Agent's Malvern Office, Tel: GeneralIntending purchasers will be required to produce identification documentation and proof of funding in order to comply with The Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds Regulations 2017. More information can be made available upon request. John Goodwin FRICS has made every effort to ensure that measurements and particulars are accurate however prospective purchasers/tenants must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the accuracy of the information provided. No information with regard to planning use, structural integrity, tenure, availability/operation, business rates, services or appliances has been formerly verified and therefore prospective purchasers/tenants are requested to seek validation of all such matters prior to submitting a formal or informal intention to purchase/lease the property or enter into any contract.TenureWe are advised (subject to legal confirmation) that The Brambles will be offered freehold with full vacant possession. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70192405
Looking for something for all the family? Set off a quiet lane. Close to the Bell Inn, Community Shop, Bus stop, Common, Dew Drop, Village Hall, Primary School, Church and endless country walks - Lower Broadheath remains one of the most popular village in the county.Cleverly laid out accommodation surrounded by lovely gardens. Large live-in kitchen breakfast room with a log burner and under floor heating. Practical utility room with side entrance; perfect for those muddy boots and cleaning the dog. Inter hall, Large living room and dining room. The next part of this home can be described as a self contained area with a Living room, Bedroom overlooking the garden, en-suite and kitchen area. Perfect for the older teenager or independent inter generational living. Up the stairs are three great bedrooms with some quite wonderful views and a family bathroom.Outside, a fine garage and small works shop with a seating area overlooking the wonderful countryside. CHANTRY CATCHMENT For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69907130
'No Upward Chain'This freehold detached period cottage is situated in a desirable rural location close to the Worcester and Birmingham Canal, along which it is a short walk to the Queen's Head Public House & Restaurant. The schools, railway station, shops and facilities of Bromsgrove are also within two to three miles and the M5 motorway junction 5 is also within easy reach.The cottage stands in private gardens, benefiting from all mains services and having gas-fired central heating and fitted PVC double glazing installed in 2021. The cottage offers spacious and flexible accommodation of approximately 1,860sqft, briefly comprising:Ground FloorFamily room; snug/study; lounge; dining room; fitted kitchen; boot room/rear hall; and a toilet & utility.First FloorLanding; five bedrooms; and a family bathroom.In addition, the cottage stands in grounds of approximately 0.14 acre and benefits from private and mature gardens, a carport and parking for a further two or three cars.The property more particularly comprises:A newly fitted contemporary stable door opening to:Family Room - 4.67m x 3.66m (15'4 x 12'0) - (Measurements include bay & recesses) having a brick fireplace with a wood burning stove, double glazed bay window to front, doors to stairs and kitchen, a built-in cloaks cupboard, radiator, wood flooring, two wall light points and an archway opening to:Snug / Study - 2.90m x 2.84m (9'6 x 9'4) - (Measurements include bay & alcoves) having two display alcoves with cupboards below, double glazed bay window to front, radiator, wood flooring, ceiling light point and a door to:Lounge - 5.49m x 4.22m (18'0 x 13'10) - (Measurements include bay & recesses) having an open fireplace with brick surround, a large double glazed bay window to front with a fitted window seat, two double glazed windows to side, two radiators, beamed ceiling and two sliding obscure glazed doors to:Dining Room - 4.22m x 3.56m (13'10 x 11'8) - Having a double glazed window to side, radiator, beamed ceiling, a wall mounted gas-fired 'Baxi' combination boiler (installed in 2015 with a 10 year warranty), ceiling light point and a stable door to:Boot Room / Rear Hall - 3.00m x 1.63m (9'10 x 5'4) - Having doors to rear yard and toilet/utility, double glazed window to rear, radiator, tiled flooring, ceiling light point and an archway opening to:Fitted Kitchen - 3.10m x 3.05m (10'2 x 10'0) - (Measurements include units) having base and wall units with wood worktop surfaces, single bowl/single drainer sink and recesses for a dishwasher, fridge/freezer and a range oven with a fitted cookerhood over. Part tiled walls, tiled flooring, double glazed windows to both sides, door to family room and a ceiling light point.Toilet & Utility - 1.75m x 1.65m (5'9 x 5'5) - (Measurements include suite) having a low flush w/c and pedestal wash hand basin. Plumbing for washing machine, tiled flooring, extractor fan and a ceiling light point.From the family room, a door opens to the stairs leading up to the FIRST FLOOR LANDING having a ceiling light point, a built-in wardrobe and linen cupboard and an access hatch to the part boarded loft.Bedroom One - 5.21m x 4.22m (17'1 x 13'10) - (Measurements include wardrobe) having a built-in four door wardrobe, double glazed windows to front and both sides, exposed floorboards, radiator and a ceiling light point.Bedroom Two - 3.30m 4.27m x 3.66m (10'10 14'0 x 12'0) - (Measurements include recesses) having a double glazed window to front, radiator, built-in cupboard and a ceiling light point.Bedroom Three - 3.07m x 3.05m (10'1 x 10'0) - Having double glazed windows to both sides, radiator and a ceiling light point.Bedroom Four - 4.22m x 2.26m 3.23m (13'10 x 7'5 10'7) - Having a double glazed window to side, radiator and a ceiling light point.Bedroom Five - 2.74m x 2.39m (9'0 x 7'10) - Having three panelled walls, double glazed window to front, radiator and a ceiling light point.Family Bathroom - 2.97m x 1.63m (9'9 x 5'4) - (Measurements include suite) having a white suite comprising: a low flush w/c; wash hand basin with a glass shelf below; panelled bath; and a corner shower cubicle. Part tiled walls, double glazed window to rear, towel rail radiator, extractor fan and three ceiling light points.Outside - Carport - 4.57m x 2.92m (15'0 x 9'7) - (Maximum measurements) having a concrete base, roof window and a door to the rear yard.Parking - To the side of the house there is space to park two or three cars.Garden - The property benefits from mature private gardens comprising: a gravel patio to the front of the cottage, beyond which is a lawn with mature trees and shrubs and a raised ornamental fish pond. The lawn extend beyond and along the side of the cottage where there is a timber shed and a block built/timber clad wood store. To the rear there is an opening to the rear yard with doors to boot room and carport.General Information - Tenure - The vendor advises us that the property is FREEHOLD. Allan Morris & Peace Limited would stress that they have not checked the legal documentation to verify the status of the property and would advise the buyer to obtain verification from their solicitor.Council Tax Band: F - (Bromsgrove District Council)Epc Rating: C - (Energy Performance Certificate)Directions - From Bromsgrove town centre: take New Road and turn right at the traffic lights into the A38 Bromsgrove Eastern Bypass. At the next traffic lights proceed straight on into Stoke Road, then at the island take the second exit into Redditch Road. At the next island take the first exit into Buntsford Drive, then the first exit at the next island into Buntsford Hill. Proceed over the bridge and on into Sugarbrook Lane. Proceed past the Queen's Head, over the canal bridge and continue along Sugarbrook Lane and bear right into Stoke Pound Lane. Proceed over the canal bridge then turn first left into Whitford Bridge Road, where the property will be found on the right just over the canal bridge, as indicated by the agent's 'for sale' board. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i71679582
A superb four bedroom semi detached cottage situated in an enviable position surrounded by open countryside. Offering a private rear garden with fields beyond, two bedroom annex offering en-suites to both bedrooms, modern kitchen/diner and dual aspect lounge. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation on offer. Poultry Farm Cottage is a charming four bedroom semi detached cottage, which has been extended to offer spacious accommodation. Offering a wealth of charm and character features throughout, coupled with a superb annex that offers two double bedrooms, modern kitchen and lounge with multi-fuel burner. FEATURES Poultry Farm Cottage Welcoming entrance hallway Lounge with wood burning stove set into inglenook fireplace Country style breakfast kitchen with AGA Dining room with open fireplace Downstairs WC Utility room with space for washing machine and stable door opening onto garden Glass roof conservatory Principle bedroom enjoying dual aspect windows which frame the open countryside views beyond, featuring en-suite bathroom. Three further bedrooms Family bathroom with separate shower Annex A fine example of a two-bedroom annex which has been recently renovated, offering dual aspect lounge, fitted kitchen with a range of integral appliances and downstairs WC. Upstairs the property enjoys en-suites to both bedrooms. Please note there are some small jobs that will need completing by the new owners. Outside The property enjoys a wrap around garden with well established flower and shrub beds. To one side there is a vegetable plot encompassed by a manicured hedgerow. To front of the property the gated driveway is block paved and offers ample parking and leads directly to annex for ease with loading and unloading. GENERAL INFORMATION SERVICES: Poultry Farm Cottage is serviced by a shared septic tank with the neighbouring property. The annex has its own septic tank system. The properties run on LPG gas. TENURE: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71111190
Nutty Cottage is set in the beautiful village of Bretforton, nestled in the picturesque Cotswold countryside. Dating back in part to 1540, this magnificent 5-bedroom detached cottage, which has been recently modernised and extended by the current owners, exudes warmth, charm and character.Upon entering, the property welcomes you with a slate tiled hallway leading to a W.C/cloakroom and a cosy snug adorned with exposed stone walls, original flagstone floor and multi-fuel log burner, perfect for relaxing and atmospheric evenings. The heart of the home, the bespoke made to measure kitchen diner with double doors to the garden, features a handcrafted gin and champagne bar, Verona quartz work surfaces, integrated dishwasher, farmhouse double Belfast sink, Qooker boiling water tap, Perrin & Rowe mixer tap, Everhot range cooker with 3 ovens, hot plate and induction hob, Cotswold stone flooring and oak beams really accentuating the cottage feel. Bi-folding barn doors lead through to a formal dining room with an open period fireplace and wood flooring, in turn leading to a further beamed sitting room with window and second double doors to garden.On the first floor, there are four double bedrooms, two of which share a stylish and convenient Jack and Jill bathroom, along with a beautifully designed family bathroom, making the most of eaves and natural materials. Ascend to the second floor to discover another bedroom/office with a modern en-suite bathroom featuring a cast iron roll top claw foot bath.To the side of this picture-perfect property, there is a double (tandem) garage with one electric EV charger and log store, a pretty, tranquil walled garden with additional log store and power to the garden shed, wrapping around to the rear and offering ample space for outdoor entertainment. Additionally, off-street parking for 2-3 vehicles ensures convenience for residents and guests alike, making this cottage a haven for those seeking a perfect blend of historic charm and modern comforts.Bretforton is a thriving village tucked away in the heart of the Cotswolds. There is plenty to appreciate in Bretforton, a village shop, an award winning pub, The Fleece Inn, and a popular sports and social club. Local events and activities are plentiful too from drama groups, to a book club, gardening club and not forgetting the ever popular Last night at the Proms, the annual Asparagus Festival and the regular performances of infamous Silver Band, with roots tracing back to 1895.The village primary school and pre school can be found in the centre. Excellent motorway links to M40 and M5 and the train line from Honeybourne and Evesham to Oxford and London Paddington.Tenure: We understand the property to be Freehold. Potential purchasers should obtain confirmation of this from their solicitor prior to exchange of contracts. EPC Rating: D For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/cottages/for-sale_i71391023
Tucked away on the doorstep of Worcester and beautifully renovated throughout, this WOW factor home has space approaching 3000sq.ft and style to an exacting standard from top to toe.Lower Broadheath is a largely rural parish located west of Worcester on the B4204 Martley Road. The village is blessed with a church, community village store and post office along with three pubs and a thriving village hall. There is a wonderful large common, perfect for strolling; with Broadheath C.E primary school and the village falling into The Chantry School catchment area. Of course, it is also the birthplace of Sir Edward Elgar.Millfield has undergone renovation with the addition of a breathtaking entertaining kitchen, (bespoke Truman) dining and seating area which overlooks the garden and open countryside. Underfloor heating in this area will keep you cosy in the winter and with two sets of French doors, cool in the warmer months.So, here is a walk through the accommodation, although it will only be when you slip your shoes off at Millfield the sense of a home to be lived in and admired will be appreciated.Covered porch, entrance hallway and off to the left a very fine study with built in storage. Cloak room (our client referred to this as a boot room) but it's so much more. W.C, look for the pink picture! Off the hallway on the right is a family lounge with wood burner and door leading into the WOW kitchen. To the right of the kitchen is probably one of the best equipped utilities I have seen, complete with a practical sink for washing dog paws. Access to garden and garage. Ascending the staircase two of the double bedrooms have views over open countryside and a nod towards the Malvern Hills. The principal bedroom has lots of storage and overlooks the front of the property and has an ensuite. The other double also overlooks the front. Elegant family bathroom. With a few tweaks there is the opportunity for a loft conversion, subject to the necessary consents.OutsideGravelled driveway for multi vehicle parking, two garage doors leading into a garage where it is practical to park, large loft area. Side entrance to the Westerly facing low maintenance garden, offering tranquil al-fresco dining. Perfect to soak up the afternoon sun. Both garden sheds have power.#WelcomeHome For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71079802
50 Malvern Road, Powick is an individual, elevated detached family home in a popular and highly sought-after residential area south west of Worcester in the village of Powick, Malvern, with excellent access to the city of Worcester, Malvern and M5 motorway.The property offers spacious, immaculately presented family accommodation finished to a beautiful standard benefiting from a bespoke, cream painted, oak fitted kitchen. The kitchen, family room and utility room all benefit from fully tiled granite flooring with underfloor heating, fully tiled master ensuite bathroom, gas central heating, private gardens, private gated entrance leading to ample off-road parking with a detached electric double garage.Some furnishings are available by separate negotiation.Freehold. EPC Rating C. Council Tax Band G.Services:Mains electricity, drainage, gas and water.Underfloor heating to the kitchen, family room & utility room.Connectivity, speaker system, CCTV, security alarmSuperfast broadband available4G/5G available For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i71832104
** OPEN HOUSE Sunday 17th March (by appointment only) **SPACIOUS, LUXURIOUS and PRIVATE. Located only a short walk from the picturesque Lickey Hills Country Park is this immaculately finished detached home. The property has 4 double bedrooms plus a converted attic room, 2 bathrooms, including an en-suite to the primary bedroom, and 2 additional WCs. The kitchen is an exquisite work of art! The dark Laura Ashley cabinetry compliments the gorgeous white quartz worktops that make up the large 'L-shaped' island. A wall of contrasting cream cabinetry frames the high-end appliances which include a Neff oven (with slide and hide door), Neff microwave-oven and warming drawer. Furthermore, the kitchen is equipped with a boiling water tap, Elica induction hob with built-in filtered extractor, and a top of the range Fisher & Paykel double drawer dishwasher.The kitchen has been designed as a sociable space, allowing family and friends to cook, drink, work and dine together in one room. The bifold doors connect the kitchen to the private garden perfectly allowing easy access to the outdoor dining and entertaining areas. For convenience, there is a utility room with WC adjoined to the kitchen.Off the kitchen is a separate dining room, this is a cosy room with beautiful, original parquet flooring, wood burner and French doors which open out into the garden.The family room is a lovely, light space with large windows and bifold doors which open out into the garden. The room is designed with two separate seating zones, with plenty of seating for large families, entertaining lots of guests or allowing family members to have their own space. For total privacy, there is an additional small snug off the entrance hallway which would make an excellent study.On the first floor three of the four bedrooms benefit from built-in wardrobes. A generous family bathroom serves three bedrooms whilst the primary bedroom benefits from its own private en-suite and dressing area. For a touch of luxury and theatre, the primary bedroom has French doors that open to reveal a stylish clear glass Juliet balcony overlooking the rear garden.The property has fantastic outdoor space. The private driveway is accessed through double gates and leads to a generous double garage which can comfortably fit two cars. Beyond the garage is the expansive and very private, south-west facing rear garden which has been beautifully landscaped and designed with a central focus on the outdoor dining and entertaining area, complete with built-in lighting for the evenings. The garden spans the entire rear of the property leading to a summer house and wraps back round to the front of the house. This is an exceptional property, which must be viewed in person to be fully appreciated.Council Tax Band GEPC Rating C For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i68972534
****Property Reference SAWAT********Video Tour Coming Soon********Viewings Day-Date TBC****Welcome to your dream home, 'The Knowles', Wolverley, Kidderminster! Nestled amidst the serene countryside, this modern, contemporary, detached family home offers a harmonious blend of comfort and luxury.As you step into the impressive, light and airy hallway adorned with floor-to-ceiling windows, you're greeted by the charm of this property. To your left, discover the first of three reception roomsa cosy family cinema room, perfect for unwinding by the flickering flames of the fuel burner. To the right of the hallway is the second, smallest, reception room-currently used as a home office. Adjacent, a spacious living room beckons with an inviting open fireplace and bi-fold doors leading to the decking patio area, ideal for entertaining and enjoying al-fresco dining during balmy summer evenings.The heart of the home lies within the impressive kitchen, boasting sleek slate flooring, downlights, and a breakfast bar - perfect for family living. Modern white high gloss units complement the integrated appliances, including a Bosch dishwasher, microwave, fridge, and even a coffee machine. A Smeg range gas cooker and a double sink with drainer complete this culinary haven, seamlessly flowing into the spectacular conservatory-cum-dining room. Here, panoramic views of your own private bluebell wood create an enchanting outside-in ambiance, perfect for leisurely meals with loved ones.Ascend to the first floor, where spaciousness meets comfort. Each of the four bedrooms offer ample space for relaxation and personalization. Ingeniously designed, the master suite, which has a spacious en suite, also features a cleverly concealed wardrobe area tucked behind the bed, optimizing space while maintaining a sleek and uncluttered aesthetic - this innovative layout not only enhances the functionality of the room but also adds a touch of modern flair to its design. It also features double doors out onto a raised decking area to the rear of the property - perfect for enjoying that morning coffee.Two further double bedrooms offer ample space, while the third boasts a quirky mezzanine level accessed via charming stairs. Additionally, a garden studio/office and an annexe, with a double garage provide versatile spaces for work and leisure.For added indulgence, a family bathroom awaits, complete with a charming stand- alone bath and a rejuvenating shower cubicle. Whether it's a quick refresh or a leisurely soak, every aspect of comfort has been meticulously considered in this countryside haven.Outside, discover the allure of just under 2 acres of land, including a large lawned garden, a covered hot tub area, and your very own little bluebell wood, offering tranquility and seclusion. This unique property boasts an outdoor office/studio, providing the ideal space for creativity and productivity amidst nature's landscape. The real cherry on the cake of this home is it's detached one bedroom annex with bathroom and living space which has been built to building regulation standards. This could be the perfect space for multi generational living as it is or could be converted into a two or three bedroom bungalow. You really have to see it to appreciate the potential. It currently has a spacious double garage offering ample storage, and off-street parking for multiple cars.Wolverley village is ideally located for accessing a wide range of amenities, including the Bewdley Pines Golf Club, West Midlands Safari Park, Habberley Valley and Bodenham & Areley Estate Arboretum. From breathtaking hiking trails to exhilarating cycling routes, this picturesque region is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Wolverley is well placed for access to nearby Kinver Village, Stourbridge and Kinver, making this home the epitome of countryside living without sacrificing urban convenience.Don't miss the opportunity to make this extraordinary property your owna sanctuary where modern luxury meets rural charm. Book your viewing today and step into a world of endless possibilities! For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71838098
Part Attwood a collection of bespoke high-quality homes built by local developer Christopher Charles Properties. Approached via a private gated driveway. A unique Premium Development of just 7 spacious contemporary homes Set in an exclusive gated 6.7 Acre Country Estate Stunning elevated location with Panoramic Views across miles of countryside 2 acres of shared wooded land beyond the gardens 5 bedrooms, double garages, high quality fittings throughoutNo.5 is located in the centre of the development and comprises over 3,300 sqft of beautifully finished living space. The welcoming and spacious hallway opens with double doors to a superb, elevated kitchen with dining and living areas with beautiful open views over the surrounding countryside. The kitchen itself is by Kesseler and features Smeg appliances, quartz worktops and a glass splashback. There is a useful utility just off the kitchen with access to the garage and rear garden. Back into the entrance hall, and there is a door leading to a formal living room which again benefits from glorious views. There are stairs from the entrance hall to the lower floor. The Lower floor has five bedrooms; three of which have splendid views over the panoramic countryside views. The principle bedroom has is spacious with sliding doors to the patio; its own dressing area and four piece en-suite. The guest bedroom has a dressing area and en-suite as well as door to the side patio. There are three further bedrooms and family bathroom. The property, as all have at Park Attwood, has had interiors chosen by Olivia Fear Interior Design, London.The property also has a double garage with electric up-and-over door, car charging point and air source heat pump technology. Whilst ground and lower floors have underfloor heating, the upper floors have radiators. There is also a beautiful garden, a spacious patio area and ample parking on the driveway. There is a modest annual service charge to cover the communal areas and features, including the gates and private drainage plant. The property benefits from the reassurance of LABC 10 year warranty.The seven executive homes on this development also enjoy exclusive use of a two acre wooded area ideal for dog walking and kids playing.Please note that imagery is from No.4 which is a very similar house type to No.5Kidderminster has a direct rail link to London Marylebone, Birmingham and Worcester. Kidderminster Railway station is approximately 4 miles away. By road the M5 (Junction 5) is 14 miles away and Birmingham 23 miles.The site is also ideally located for accessing a wide range of local amenities, including the Bewdley Pines Golf Club, West Midlands Safari Park, Habberley Valley, Bodenham & Areley Estate Arboretum and the Trimpley Reservoir.Locally there is the historic riverside town of Bewdley, which is approximately three miles away. This pretty Georgian town provides an extensive range of amenities, including shops and restaurants, junior and senior schools. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70904331
A substantial Grade II listed property, full of charm, and believed in part to date back to the 14th Century. The generous and versatile accommodation includes a reception hall, 3 impressive reception rooms all with exposed timber beams and feature fireplaces, a study, magnificent kitchen/breakfast room with stable door to the rear garden, downstairs cloakroom, and a good size laundry room. Upstairs, there are 6 bedrooms and 4 bath/shower rooms, the master and guest bedroom both with en suite shower rooms. Outside, there is a 5 bar gated driveway leading to ample parking and turning for several vehicles, and a detached barn which has planning permission to be converted into a home office (Wychavon district council, Ref - 20/01836/LB). The beautifully tended gardens extend to approx. 0.75 acres and enjoy the most glorious far reaching views from the furthermost point. There is also a single detached garage. Wychavon District Council Tax Band G.Agents note - the entire roof was replaced in 2020/2021.Situated on the edge of this popular village, close to excellent amenities including a primary school, parish church, village hall, post office, general store, an award winning micro brewery, and 2 excellent riverside public houses. Nearby is the historic town of Evesham with its delightful riverside park, picturesque abbey, and a range of shops including M&S and Waitrose. The larger centres of Worcester, Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon are all within easy commuting distance. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71692320
Draycott House is a wonderfully appointed six-bedroom Georgian property which boasts a separate three-bedroom cottage and an exceptional coach house currently used as garaging and workshops but subject to planning permission offers a wonderful opportunity for a separate dwelling. Draycott House is set within beautiful gardens and grounds with south facing terraces, offering uninterrupted views to the west towards the Malvern Hills and most significantly a beautiful walled garden. Freehold. EPC Rating E. Council Tax Band G. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i70032608
A charming Grade II listed country house originating from the 17th Century with later alterations and additions. The house and gardens are beautifully situated, offering privacy and space, while at the same time being very accessible to the village, nearby towns and motorway network.Main house of 4351 sq. ft. with principal rooms facing south and overlooking beautifully maintained gardens and grounds and a two acre lake.Self contained two-storey, two-bedroom annexe of 842 sq. ft.A range of period brick outbuildings totalling nearly 4000 sq. ft. including a two-storey former coach house and a large barn incorporating garages, workshop and stores with an office above.CellarsHard tennis courtWoodland, paddocks lake and gardens extending to 12.6 acres in all.Oil fired central heating and hot water (LPG for Aga and annexe)Mains electricity and water (metered)Private drainage via a treatment plantBroadband - 27 MbpsPost code - WR6 6JSWhat3words: Great Witley is a popular village in the Malvern Hills District of northwest Worcestershire, located approximately 10 miles from the City of Worcester and 12 miles from the M5 junction at Droitwich. There are a number of good schools in the area including: The Downs, Winterfold, Moor Park, Hawford Lodge, Kings Worcester, the Royal Grammar School Worcester, BromsgroveSchool and Malvern College For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i70064666
A substantial detached period farmhouse set in circa 32 acres with panoramic views. Beautifully presented with six double bedrooms, two en-suites, stunning bathroom, modern shower room, lounge, dining room, kitchen/diner, office, conservatory, utility and cloakroom. There are 9 stables, 2 hay stores, manege, horse walker, tack room, wash bay, private gardens and ample parking. This property offers versatile living and excellent living space. Freehold EPC Rating F Council Tax Band F Services, Utilities & Property InformationUtilities - The property is connected to mains electricity and water with oil fired heating and a septic tank.Tenure - FreeholdProperty Type Detached farmhouseConstruction Type Standard brickCouncil Tax Wychavon District CouncilCouncil Tax Band F.Parking Spaces for 6 cars by the main house, 3 to the rear house and more space available in the yard.Mobile phone coverage - 4G and 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider.Internet connection - FTTP UltraFast Full Fibre Broadband connection available- we advise you to check with your provider.Special Notes - There are covenants on the property please speak with the agent for further information.The property is split over multiple titles.The drive from the road to the house is owned by Bowers Hill Farm, the neighbouring properties have a right of access. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i70270982
An attractive Cotswold stone house, tucked away in the sought-after village of Stanton. The Stumps is a handsome, architecturally designed house built in 2001 to a high specification. Situated off a shared, private drive overlooking the village cricket ground, it is presented in extremely good decorative order. There are four reception rooms including a generous vaulted garden room with French doors leading out to the courtyard garden. There are flagstones in the kitchen and entrance hall and a Painswick stone fireplace in the sitting room. The first floor consists of 2 guest suites, 2 further bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second floor offers 2 further rooms, ideal as bedrooms with a Jack & Jill shower room.The property benefits from a double garage as well as ample parking and there is a delightful courtyard garden with well stocked borders and a pergola. The gardens are designed for all year-round colour but with minimum maintenance work. The courtyard is partly paved and partly gravelled. There are also lawned areas in front of the house with mature shrubs, young silver birch trees and a path leading to the front door. The drive is to the left-hand side of the house leading to the garage and parking area, set behind solid timber gates.Stanton is widely regarded as one of the most charming villages in the North Cotswolds lying within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has an inn, cricket ground, village hall and fine parish church. Everyday amenities can be found in Broadway, about 4 miles, and more comprehensive facilities in Cheltenham about 11 miles. Stanton is well placed for access for communication, with the A44 and M40 providing access to London (90 miles), and the M5 (Jct 9: 10 miles) providing access to the West Country and Birmingham. There is a mainline train service at Moreton-in-Marsh to London Paddington. Racing is at Cheltenham, Stratford and Worcester and there is an equestrian livery yard in the village. Some of the best schools in the country for both boys and girls are found in nearby Cheltenham and Malvern. There are theatres at Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Oxford. The surrounding countryside offers a number of attractive walks and rides. Houses are traditionally built of beautiful Cotswold stone which, with its warm honey colour, elegantly complements the beauty of the natural surroundings. PROPERTY INFORMATION:Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected to the property. Gas fired central heating. Fixtures and fittings: All those items mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others are specifically excluded but some items may be made available by separate negotiation.Tenure: The property is freehold and vacant possession will be granted on completion.Local Authority: Tewkesbury Borough Council. Telephone: Council Tax Band: GViewing: By prior appointment only with Jackson-Stops Chipping Campden For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_gloucestershire-r740936/for-sale_i71410600
Grimley Hall is a truly exceptional Victorian country residence, offering character accommodation over three floors, with generously proportioned reception rooms and bedrooms. The accommodation of approximately 6,478 square feet, also benefits from a first-floor annex with its own entrance and offers a revenue income or multi-generational living. Grimley Hall is in a private rural location with approximately 7.5 acres of land, spacious gardens, and an outdoor swimming pool. The current owners have undergone an extensive refurbishment of the property which now boasts a stunning open plan kitchen, five luxuriously appointed bathrooms, solar panels, electric car charging point and 2 x 10kW batteries.Freehold. EPC Rating F. Council Tax Band H. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i71588432
- Alfrick Court is a handsome, Grade II Listed, Georgian country house, located on the edge of the village in attractive gardens and grounds with a lake, and amounting to approx. 9 acres in all.- Six bedrooms in the main house, plus a three-bedroom coach house and a two-bedroom stable flat.- The elegant house has beautifully proportioned rooms with large sash windows and well-preserved original features including Adams style fireplaces and decorative plasterwork.- The main reception rooms open to a distinctive south facing veranda supported on fluted Ionic columns.- The Courtyard, consisting of three brick buildings: The Coach House and Old Cider Mill - converted to a three bedroom cottage with separate access (currently let on an AST), also an attached two storey barn with obvious potential for conversion to another dwelling.- The Victorian stable block: Ground floor - stables, tack room and former garage.First floor - a large, two bedroom flat of about 1500 sq. ft. providing ancillary accommodation to Alfrick Court.- The large barn - Grade II Listed, timber framed and brick, dating from around 1750.- Gardens and grounds:Beautifully landscaped grounds including a walled garden, small orchard and a lake.Paddocks - about 6 acres of grazing, a manege and some stables (in need of repair)- The village of Alfrick in rural west Worcestershire provides good localamenities with a church, post office, shop and village hall. The large centres of Malvern and Worcester are within seven miles.Services:Mains water and electricity, Oil fired central heating (Alfrick Court)LPG heating (Stable flat)Private drainage via septic tank and soakaway field.Council Tax:Alfrick Court - Band GThe Coach House - Band CPost Code - WR6 5ETWhat 3 words: Great Malvern, 6 miles Worcester, 7 miles M5 J7, 9 miles For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i69741458
An outstanding Grade II* listed farmhouse occupying a beautiful countryside position with commanding views. DescriptionYarhampton House is a magnificent 17th century farmhouse located in the heart of the Worcestershire countryside. Offered to the market for the first time in 50 years, it enjoys wonderous, far-reaching views, captivating country-living at its finest. Approached via secure electric gates, the drive sweeps to the principal entrance and central courtyard. Entered by way of a traditional reception hall the accommodation is as grand as it is inviting. Beautiful exposed beams tower overhead which perfectly complement the flagstone floor. The dual aspect drawing room has an attractive central fire with a Jacobean-style surround, exposed joists, and charming views over the garden.Arguably the heart of the home, the cosy farmhouse kitchen is equipped with a range of cabinetry, three-bay AGA, pantry, ample dining space and a quaint tiled floor. In addition there is a formal dining room, snug, utility room and cloakroom. The full-glass conservatory is an outstanding feature of the house: an exquisite place to entertain and enjoy large social gatherings, it has a full-width log burning stove, polished stone floor and enjoys commanding views over the landscaped gardens. The cellar equates to 350 sq. ft and provides further storage space.The first floor consists of six good-sized bedrooms all of which have been tastefully finished together with a family bathroom. The spacious principal bedroom is served by a well-appointed en suite. The second floor is equally impressive: there are three versatile rooms, a superb attic room (ideal for storage), an orthodox bedroom and a fitted bathroom. The formal gardens are a fabulous extension of the farmhouse. Principally laid to lawn, there are a number of themed areas all of which enjoy outstanding far-reaching views of the immediate escarpment. There are an array of herbaceous beds, raised borders, mature trees, dwarf box hedgerow and plants. Furthermore, there are numerous terraces and seating areas, serving as an idyllic place to rest, relax and dine. A particular feature is the hardscaped terrace with pergolas, walk-throughs, manicured flowerbeds and clipped hedging. In addition there is a feature plunge pool and a lawn tennis court, perfect for a Summer's day. The Yarhampton Mulberry Tree sits near the southern boundary and is believed to have planted not long after the house was built as part of the campaign started by King James I of England in 1607 when he asked the nobility to plant 10,000 mulberry trees to support an English silk industry to rival that of Continental Europe, in particular France. The outstanding mellow brick barn equates to a further 3,500 sq. ft and affords startling potential. Ideal to be used in a host of ways, it currently serves as storage, garaging, a workshop and an office. Versatile by nature, it would be an ideal place to house classic cars, art studio or as a contemporary working space. In addition there is a separate 3-bay garage and garden store room.LocationYarhampton is a pretty hamlet on the outskirts of Great Witley and Abberley. Both villages have a Public House, independent shop and Parish Church. There are a host of outdoor activities to be enjoyed: hiking, cycling and horse riding are but three.Worcester, Ludlow and Bewdley are all within a 20 mile (approximately) commute. Each offer an extensive range of amenities, shops, bars, and restaurants. Ludlow in particular is well-renowned for its restaurants and independent eateries, an established and lorded place to visit for a culinarily experience.The Cathedral city of Worcester has two mainline train stations with routes to London Paddington (approx. 2 hours), a city hospital and extensive leisure facilities. Cheltenham is approximately 40 miles away: famed for it's Regency architecture, Georgian parks and vibrant town centre, it is the home of the world renowned Cheltenham racecourse and festival. Birmingham is approximately 35 miles away: the established second city of England with an international airport and superb communications to London. There are a number of prestigious schools within the area: Heathfield Knoll School, Wolverly, Moor Park, Ludlow, The Royal Grammar School, Worcester and The King's School, Worcester are but a few.Square Footage: 6,589 sq ft Acreage: 3.4 Acres Additional InfoServices connected: Oil fired central heating, private drainage, mains water, mains electricity, LPG gas heats conservatory, AGA and plunge pool. Fibre broadband connected to main house and barns: 150mps.Local Authority: Malvern Hills District Council. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i69300334
An impressive period Grade II* listed farm house offering nearly 5,000sq/ft of accommodation with garaging and delightful landscaped gardens totalling 0.64 acres.Old Manor Farm House is an important period house and is Grade II* listed as being of important architectural interest. Though obviously altered and added to several times in its history the house bears two date stones one with 1615 and the other 1618. More recently the current owners have sympathetically restored Old Manor Farm House to its former glory as well as installing new plumbing and central heating system, rewiring throughout, re-roofed, timbers restored or replaced and internal walls repaired using traditional lime products. Features include; fine dressed stone chimneys, stone mullioned windows with drip label mouldings, leaded lights and internal shutters, flagstone and oak floors, oak panelling and fine dressed stone fireplaces both in the reception rooms and bedrooms.The extensive gardens are a most important feature of the property and have been skilfully designed and planted with a wide variety of shrubs and specimen trees. Paved and gravel pathways wind between lawns and borders eventually leading to a small stream with bridge over and further path to secluded summer house. Timber double gates in a high stone wall open into a charming gravelled courtyard with Garage and private cobbled seating area with access from the kitchen.Stanton is widely regarded as one of the most charming villages in the North Cotswolds lying within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village has an inn, cricket ground, village hall and fine parish church. Everyday amenities can be found in Broadway, about 4 miles, and more comprehensive facilities in Cheltenham about 11 miles. Stanton is well placed for access for communication, with the A44 and M40 providing access to London (90 miles), and the M5 (18 miles) providing access to the West Country and Brmingham. There is a mainline train service at Moreton-in-Marsh to London Paddington. Racing is at Cheltenham, Stratford and Worcester and there is an equestrian livery yard in the village. Some of the best schools in the country for both boys and girls are found in nearby Cheltenham and Malvern. There are theatres at Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham and Oxford. The surrounding countryside offers a number of attractive walks and rides. The Cotswolds are blessed with a temperate climate and tradition of prosperity which is why so many splendid manors and some of the finest gardens in England can be found there. Houses are traditionally built of beautiful Cotswold stone which, with its warm honey colour, elegantly complements the beauty of the natural surroundings. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_gloucestershire-r740936/for-sale_i71550260
Originally a 16th-century timber framed farmhouse, Paunton Court has evolved over the centuries into a wonderful family home whilst retaining many of its original features such as exposed timbers, open fireplaces and timber floors. The present owners bought the property in 2005 and spent the next two years undertaking a complete refurbishment, extension and renovation project, bringing it into the 21st century.Large entertaining rooms, such as the spectacular vaulted drawing room and other adjoining rooms, help create a grand party house to entertain guests and friends, along with flexible accommodation over three floors for a growing or extended family and/or house guests.Gardens, Grounds and LandThe formal gardens sit in about 2.5 acres, designed for easy maintenance and enjoyment from the main reception rooms, opening out onto south and west facing sun terraces, with under planted young trees and lawns adjoining the banks of the river. Beyond the main courtyard and buildings is a productive walled kitchen garden with numerous vegetable beds, espalier trees and a fruit cage. Adjacent is a home orchard full of mature fruit trees including apples, pears, plums and an almond tree.Beyond the formal gardens are a small recreational woodland, grassland paddocks (18 acres), a Cider orchard (6.5 acres), a vineyard (3.5 acres) and further mature woodland of about 7 acres. The property includes an established Hop Yard of 11.5 acres which is let to a neighbour on a five-year agricultural tenancy.The CottageLocated within the main courtyard, it is ideal as staff accommodation or overflow guest space. It also currently contains the wine tasting room and shop.OutbuildingsLarge double height Threshing barn (1,340 sq ft) with timbers believed to date from the 15th century, further range of storerooms, stables, workshops and attic storage. Modern agricultural barn (2,300 sq ft) partly housing the Biomass boiler with adjoining barn providing additional storage, currently used as a Cider House.The Vineyard ~ Frome Valley WineA 3.5-acre vineyard was established in the 1990s by the previous owner, and the current owner has taken it forward into a small thriving business with award-winning wines, which attracts visitors who enjoy learning about and tasting English wine. It produces between 6,0008,000 bottles per annum depending on the harvest and includes Bacchus, Pinot Noir and Heritage varieties, including Madeleine Angevine, Huxelrebe and Reichensteiner. The owners organise vinification with a local expert contract winemaker in nearby Ledbury. The wine and other produce are sold through their website, summer tours and tastings at a number of well-established food and drinks festivals in the region.Main HouseEntrance hall Impressive vaulted Drawing room Sitting room Dining room Office Snug Kitchen/Breakfast room Utility/Laundry Cloakroom 2 Cellars Principal Bedroom with Dressing room Bathroom and Study 4 further Bedrooms and Bathrooms Second floor with 3 further Bedrooms and PlayroomCottageLiving room Kitchen/Dining room 2/3 bedrooms BathroomOutbuildingsHome office 15th-century timber Barn Numerous former Stables Store rooms Workshops and Machinery stores Modern agricultural barnGardens and GroundsProductive walled Kitchen Garden and Fruit Cage Courtyard Formal Gardens adjoining the river bank Summer house Recreational woodland Cider & Perry orchard Vineyard Grassland paddocks Wildlife pond Renewable energy - Biomass Heating system and PV panel array Rainwater harvesting system. In all, just under 52 acres (21.04 hectares)ServicesMains electricity, water and private drainage. Fibre broadband 75MBps.RenewablesWoodchip biomass boiler for heating and hot water which benefits from renewable heat incentive. Electric megaflow for hot water backup. Photovoltaic cells 8.5kw array, which benefits from feed-in tariff. Rainwater harvesting tank (37,000ltrs).DistancesLondon 150 miles, Birmingham 45 miles, Cheltenham 32 miles, Gloucester 28 miles, Worcester & Hereford 15 miles, Malvern and Ledbury 10 miles (all distances and times are approximate)AmenitiesMotorwaysM5 (J2) 18 miles, M50 (J2) 15 milesTrainsMalvern (London Paddington 2h 30m and Birmingham 1h), Gloucester (London Paddington 1h 45m)AirportsBirmingham 53 miles, Bristol 71 milesFarm Shop/VillageThe Hop Pocket, Bishops Frome, 2.5 milesWalkingComprehensive network of footpaths and bridleways nearby, including the Malvern HillsSchoolsLocal Primary - Brockhampton, Bromyard, Ashperton, CradleyState Secondary - Bromyard and LedburyPrivate Schools - The Elms, Malvern College, Malvern St James, Hereford Cathedral, RGS Worcester, Kings Worcester, Cheltenham Ladies, Cheltenham CollegeDirections (WR6 5BJ)Do not follow the postcode but instead continue out of the village of Bishops Frome north for about 1 mile and take the turning on the right, signposted to Paunton and The Vineyard.What3words streak.timeless.majority For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_herefordshire-r741186/for-sale_i70968338
Hillhampton House is a handsome Grade II* listed, red sandstone country house, that has in the last 10 years been completely refurbished by its owners. It was originally the hunting lodge for Witley Court, and remodelled in Georgian times to give the striking front elevation that greets you as you approach down the long gravel drive. There is planning permission for a 3 metre wall at the entrance of the house.The accommodation is spacious with excellent entertaining rooms as well as being comfortable for everyday living. The fully bespoke kitchen/breakfast/living room focusses around the large, open-plan, handmade kitchen and from here, doors open into the indoor swimming pool. Along with the swimming pool, there is also a jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and gym in the leisure area.Leading off the kitchen is the walk-in, temperature controlled larder, with a butler's pantry adjoining.From the pool area, double doors lead out onto the south-facing terrace with an outdoor kitchen that overlooks the gardens, maze, tennis court and surrounding countryside with distant views beyond to the Malvern Hills. On the first floor, the principal bedroom suite is spacious being made up of multiple rooms including a sitting room, two dressing rooms and the bathroom. There are three further bedroom suites on the first floor as well as the laundry room.A staircase leads to the second floor offering flexible accommodation either as a separate self-contained apartment or guest accommodation with three further bedrooms and two bathrooms.The LodgeThe Lodge sits at the head of the drive, there are two bedrooms and a bathroom, two reception rooms and a kitchen. There is private parking and its own garden.The Coach House - available by separate negotiationPositioned at the rear of the main house with independent access from the back drive is the Coach House. Constructed of brick under a tile roof, the building has been completely renovated by the current owners and is now a substantial secondary property that is either ancillary to the main house or can be lived in independently and Let out if required.Outside/gardens, grounds and landThe formal lawned gardens merge into the surrounding parkland and down to the maze. Within the grounds there is an all-weather tennis court and pond with a fountain. There is land to the south of the principal gardens and an agricultural field.Worcester City Centre 10 milesM5 (J5) 12 milesDroitwich Spa 10 milesBirmingham 32 milesCheltenham 36 milesBirmingham International Airport 38 miles For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i70442415
Hillhampton House is an attractive red stone, Grade II* listed Jacobean country house. In recent years, the current owners have diligently refurbished the property. Originally serving as the hunting lodge for Witley Court, it underwent remodelling during the Georgian era, resulting in the striking front elevation visible from the long gravel driveway. The interior offers ample space with well-designed entertaining rooms, providing comfort for everyday living. The centrepiece is the fully bespoke kitchen/breakfast/living room, featuring a spacious open-plan handmade kitchen that seamlessly connects to an indoor swimming pool. Additionally, the leisure area includes a jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, and gym. Adjacent to the kitchen is a convenient walk-in, temperature-controlled larder, complemented by a butler's pantry. Stepping outside from the pool area, you'll find double doors leading to a south-facing terrace. From here, you can enjoy views of the gardens, maze, tennis court, and the beautiful countryside, extending to the distant Malvern Hills. The first floor accommodates the principal bedroom suite, boasting several rooms, including a sitting room, two dressing rooms, and a bathroom. Three more bedroom suites and a laundry room are also located on this level. A staircase provides access to the second floor, where flexible accommodation awaits. This space can be utilised as a separate self-contained apartment or guest quarters, comprising three additional bedrooms and two bathrooms. The property also includes The Lodge, situated at the head of the drive, featuring two bedrooms, a bathroom, two reception rooms, and a kitchen. It comes with private parking and its own garden. For interested parties, The Coach House is available as a separate negotiation. Positioned at the rear of the main house, it has independent access from the back drive. The Coach House has been extensively renovated by the current owners and can serve as a substantial secondary property, either connected to the main house or used independently and potentially let out. The outdoor space is graced with formal lawned gardens blending harmoniously into the surrounding parkland and maze. Additionally, there is an all-weather tennis court and a pond with a fountain within the grounds. Expanding towards the south are the principal gardens and an agricultural field, completing the property's charming rural setting. There is planning permission for a 3 metre wall at the entrance of the house. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_worcestershire-r742179/for-sale_i71583605
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