House For Sale £600,000
The Old House is a handsome, Grade II listed home originally dating from the mid 17th century, with 19th century additions. The house sits on the top of the hill, overlooking the distant Malvern Hills and extends to 4,280 sq ft over three storeys plus an attic.
The roughcast rendered façade is symmetrical with two, three storey gables with decorative bargeboards flanking the middle bay, with a central porch and dormer window.
The inside rooms are well-proportioned with many period features including exposed timbers, ledged Oak doors and large fireplaces.
The spacious 26' x 20' lounge benefits from a large open feature fireplace, making this room cosy for cold winter nights.
The 20' x 9' garden room/summer lounge allows in the best of the afternoon and evening sunshine until sunset.
The accommodation is now in need of modernisation and will make a spectacular country home in an idyllic rural location, with far-reaching views towards the Malvern Hills.
There is a gravel drive with a parking and turning area in front of the house and garage. The detached garage block provides a double garage with up and over doors and a large workshop. The workshop has a motor vehicle pit, an ideal addition for the car enthusiast.
The brick building extends to over 1,300 sq ft and has potential for a variety of uses subject to the usual consents.
Upton-upon-Severn 3 miles, Tewkesbury 7 miles, M50 (J1) 7 miles, Cheltenham 16 miles (distances approximate).
The Old House is situated in a rural location a short distance from the riverside town of Upton-upon-Severn, well known for its jazz and blues festivals and boating marina. There are also several pubs and hotels, shops, a medical centre and a primary school.
The Malvern Hills are the dominant feature of the landscape. Malvern is a renowned cultural centre with a theatre and cinema and good shopping facilities. There is excellent walking and riding over the hills and surrounding countryside.
To hte north, Worcester has extensive shopping and recreational facilities including premiership rugby, county cricket and horse racing on the banks of the river severn. Cheltenham to the south is an elegant Regency spa town with a diverse range of shopping, recreational and cultural facilities.
There is excellent schooling nearby from both the private and state sectors.
The roughcast rendered façade is symmetrical with two, three storey gables with decorative bargeboards flanking the middle bay, with a central porch and dormer window.
The inside rooms are well-proportioned with many period features including exposed timbers, ledged Oak doors and large fireplaces.
The spacious 26' x 20' lounge benefits from a large open feature fireplace, making this room cosy for cold winter nights.
The 20' x 9' garden room/summer lounge allows in the best of the afternoon and evening sunshine until sunset.
The accommodation is now in need of modernisation and will make a spectacular country home in an idyllic rural location, with far-reaching views towards the Malvern Hills.
There is a gravel drive with a parking and turning area in front of the house and garage. The detached garage block provides a double garage with up and over doors and a large workshop. The workshop has a motor vehicle pit, an ideal addition for the car enthusiast.
The brick building extends to over 1,300 sq ft and has potential for a variety of uses subject to the usual consents.
Upton-upon-Severn 3 miles, Tewkesbury 7 miles, M50 (J1) 7 miles, Cheltenham 16 miles (distances approximate).
The Old House is situated in a rural location a short distance from the riverside town of Upton-upon-Severn, well known for its jazz and blues festivals and boating marina. There are also several pubs and hotels, shops, a medical centre and a primary school.
The Malvern Hills are the dominant feature of the landscape. Malvern is a renowned cultural centre with a theatre and cinema and good shopping facilities. There is excellent walking and riding over the hills and surrounding countryside.
To hte north, Worcester has extensive shopping and recreational facilities including premiership rugby, county cricket and horse racing on the banks of the river severn. Cheltenham to the south is an elegant Regency spa town with a diverse range of shopping, recreational and cultural facilities.
There is excellent schooling nearby from both the private and state sectors.
