House For Sale £785,000
The Spinney is a spacious and well-presented 1930s family house, set back from the road in a prominent and elevated position. It enjoys countryside views that take in the River Avon and wonderful grounds wrap around it. It was extended by the current owners in October 2015 to create a large principal bedroom.
The front door opens to a reception hall, which is at the heart of the house, with doors to a boot room and a shower room with a walk-in shower.
The focal point to the drawing room is a feature brick fireplace housing a wood burning stove and French doors open to the conservatory, with double doors opening to the paved terrace. Further reception rooms include a study and a dining room with exposed beams and a working stone fireplace.
The fitted kitchen/breakfast room includes a preparation area with granite worktops throughout and a waste disposal. Appliances include a 5-ring induction hob with an extractor hood above, integrated dishwasher and fridge, electric fan-assisted oven and a combination oven. From the kitchen preparation area is a spiral staircase to the tanked cellar offering useful storage space. The fitted utility room includes an Esse oil fired range cooker, and space for a separate washing machine and tumble dryer.
Upstairs the exceptionally large principal bedroom has bi-folding doors opening to a raised southerly facing terrace and an en suite with a walk-in double shower. There are three further bedrooms, two of which have fitted bedroom furniture and they are served by a family shower room with a corner shower, and family bathroom with a shower over the panelled bath.
There is a triple garage with three electrically operated doors, power and light and an enclosed workshop behind that also has power and light. Above the triple garage is an annexe with heating and hot water provided via a separate lpg fired boiler. It is carpeted and the Velux windows are fitted with blinds. The annexe includes an en suite cloakroom with a WC, vanity wash hand basin and a heated towel rail.
At the entrance to the drive are brick pillars and the paved driveway winds its way to generous paved parking in front of the triple garage.
The 3.1 acre grounds wrap around the house, allowing the all-day sunshine to be enjoyed and various terraces allow for al fresco dining. The immediate terraced gardens have outside lighting and are beautifully landscaped, including lawns and mature borders of evergreen and perennial plants providing all-year round interest and colour. There is a kitchen garden and green house and a small rear courtyard.
A gated walkway leads to the woodland comprising mainly of oak trees but also some ash and hazelnut trees. There are pathways winding through the woodland and also a summerhouse and BBQ area overlooking a seasonal pond.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we also have many self-serve viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.
Pershore 1 mile, Worcester 10 miles, Cheltenham 16 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 21 miles, Birmingham 36 miles, M5 (J7) 7 miles (all distances are approximate).
The Spinney is an attractive 1930s house located just outside the Georgian market town of Pershore, in a very convenient location and adjacent to Tiddesley Wood Nature Reserve.
Pershore offers a wide range of everyday amenities including a range of independent shops, health centre, cottage hospital, public library, community arts centre, public houses and restaurants. Recreational facilities include cricket, football and rugby clubs, a leisure centre with swimming pool, the historic Abbey and surrounding park, and the River Avon.
In Pershore there is also educational provision from nursery/pre-school through to high school and a Sixth Form College available at Pershore High School. Of particular importance is the number of good private schools in Worcester, Malvern and Cheltenham.
Broader shopping and services can be found in Worcester, and Cheltenham is known for its specialist shopping. Worcester has county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral, horse racing on the banks of the River Severn and rugby at Sixways. There is international cricket at Edgbaston and hunt racing at Cheltenham and Stratford.
Pershore has excellent links to the north and south via the M5 Junction 7 and to Wales via the M50. Rail links from Pershore run directly to London and Birmingham.
The front door opens to a reception hall, which is at the heart of the house, with doors to a boot room and a shower room with a walk-in shower.
The focal point to the drawing room is a feature brick fireplace housing a wood burning stove and French doors open to the conservatory, with double doors opening to the paved terrace. Further reception rooms include a study and a dining room with exposed beams and a working stone fireplace.
The fitted kitchen/breakfast room includes a preparation area with granite worktops throughout and a waste disposal. Appliances include a 5-ring induction hob with an extractor hood above, integrated dishwasher and fridge, electric fan-assisted oven and a combination oven. From the kitchen preparation area is a spiral staircase to the tanked cellar offering useful storage space. The fitted utility room includes an Esse oil fired range cooker, and space for a separate washing machine and tumble dryer.
Upstairs the exceptionally large principal bedroom has bi-folding doors opening to a raised southerly facing terrace and an en suite with a walk-in double shower. There are three further bedrooms, two of which have fitted bedroom furniture and they are served by a family shower room with a corner shower, and family bathroom with a shower over the panelled bath.
There is a triple garage with three electrically operated doors, power and light and an enclosed workshop behind that also has power and light. Above the triple garage is an annexe with heating and hot water provided via a separate lpg fired boiler. It is carpeted and the Velux windows are fitted with blinds. The annexe includes an en suite cloakroom with a WC, vanity wash hand basin and a heated towel rail.
At the entrance to the drive are brick pillars and the paved driveway winds its way to generous paved parking in front of the triple garage.
The 3.1 acre grounds wrap around the house, allowing the all-day sunshine to be enjoyed and various terraces allow for al fresco dining. The immediate terraced gardens have outside lighting and are beautifully landscaped, including lawns and mature borders of evergreen and perennial plants providing all-year round interest and colour. There is a kitchen garden and green house and a small rear courtyard.
A gated walkway leads to the woodland comprising mainly of oak trees but also some ash and hazelnut trees. There are pathways winding through the woodland and also a summerhouse and BBQ area overlooking a seasonal pond.
Owing to our commitment to keep both our colleagues and clients safe during this period of recommended isolation, we also have many self-serve viewing options available to you. These include video walkthroughs, 360 virtual reality viewings and enhanced comprehensive photography.
Pershore 1 mile, Worcester 10 miles, Cheltenham 16 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 21 miles, Birmingham 36 miles, M5 (J7) 7 miles (all distances are approximate).
The Spinney is an attractive 1930s house located just outside the Georgian market town of Pershore, in a very convenient location and adjacent to Tiddesley Wood Nature Reserve.
Pershore offers a wide range of everyday amenities including a range of independent shops, health centre, cottage hospital, public library, community arts centre, public houses and restaurants. Recreational facilities include cricket, football and rugby clubs, a leisure centre with swimming pool, the historic Abbey and surrounding park, and the River Avon.
In Pershore there is also educational provision from nursery/pre-school through to high school and a Sixth Form College available at Pershore High School. Of particular importance is the number of good private schools in Worcester, Malvern and Cheltenham.
Broader shopping and services can be found in Worcester, and Cheltenham is known for its specialist shopping. Worcester has county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral, horse racing on the banks of the River Severn and rugby at Sixways. There is international cricket at Edgbaston and hunt racing at Cheltenham and Stratford.
Pershore has excellent links to the north and south via the M5 Junction 7 and to Wales via the M50. Rail links from Pershore run directly to London and Birmingham.
