House For Sale £465,000
This beautiful and spacious home is the perfect place to be in rural Worcestershire
A fabulously located home with picturesque views and lovely gardens.
Located in a semi-rural position on the edge of the picturesque village of Defford, which boasts two public houses, a primary school and a village hall.
The nearby Georgian town of Pershore and the riverside market town of Upton-upon-Severn both provide a good range of highly individual shops, restaurants and public houses and with more opportunities for shopping, leisure and education being available within the cathedral city of Worcester. The main motorway network is easily accessible via the M5 and M50 motorways.
3 Jubilee Barns is a fine example of a converted link detached barn with well-proportioned and highly presented accommodation. Set within a good sized plot with a rear garden including fruit trees and a summer house. Internally the property has a very modern feel with a log multi-fuel burning open fireplace, high quality flooring throughout and well-appointed accommodation.
A communal carriage driveway leads to a path which runs along the front of the fore garden and leads to the canopy porch and the hardwood front door with obscure glazed panels opening to the welcoming entrance hall.
The entrance hall connects the main living accommodation with the sleeping accommodation and has loft access, exposed ceiling timbers, two storage cabinets, one with shelving and the second with space and plumbing for a washing machine and a tumble dryer, a radiator and a double-glazed window to the front.
The living room has a feature open multi-fuel burning fire with exposed brick surround and a terracotta tiled hearth. This dual aspect room is flooded with natural light, owing to the double-glazed windows to the front elevation with radiator beneath and double-glazed French doors which open to the patio. There is high quality wood flooring, a further radiator, exposed ceiling timbers, ceiling mounted inset spotlights and a Hitachi multi-media LCD projector with accompanying screen. Double doors open dining room with a terracotta floor, double-glazed windows to the front, a radiator and exposed ceiling and wall timbers. The dining room has ample space for a dining table and occasional furniture and has an archway through to the kitchen.
The kitchen has terracotta floor and is fitted with a range of wall and base storage cabinets with roll top work surfaces over incorporating a one and a half ceramic bowl with drainer and a central mixer tap, ceramic splash back tiling, a double-glazed window to the rear and a pantry cupboard with shelf storage. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher, space for fridge and freezer, a four ring lpg gas hob with an oven beneath and an attractive Whirlpool extractor fan over.
The master bedroom is an excellent sized double bedroom forming part of the extension to the main building and offering space for a large double bed with fitted wardrobes offering a range of single and double storage space with shelf storage over, space for dressing table and dual aspect double-glazed windows to the front and rear. There is a door to the ensuite and stairs to the study.
The ensuite has a three piece suite comprising a corner bath with a wall-mounted shower over, a low-flush WC, a pedestal wash hand basin, an obscure double-glazed window to the front, a central heating radiator, ceramic tiling to splash back, an extractor fan and ceiling mounted spotlights.
The study which is accessed from the master bedroom and forms part of the extension is an excellent room which could be used as a family room or play room with two double-glazed Velux windows, a fitted bookcase built into the eaves with space for a desk beneath, a radiator, ceiling mounted spotlights and ample storage within the eaves.
The guest bedroom is a double bedroom with ample space for wardrobes, including two single fitted wardrobes, exposed ceiling timbers, a double-glazed window to the rear with a radiator beneath.
Bedroom three is a single room with a full range of fitted wardrobes offering single and double hanging space and shelf storage, space for a dresser and a double-glazed window to rear with a radiator beneath.
The family bathroom has a three piece suite comprising a panelled bath with a wall-mounted shower fitting over, a low-flush WC, a pedestal wash hand basin with half-height ceramic tiling to one wall and full height tiling to splash-prone areas, exposed ceiling timbers, ceiling-mounted spotlights, fitted storage cabinets, a central heating radiator, an obscure double-glazed windows to the front and an extractor fan.
The property has an allocated parking area with off street parking for several vehicles.
There is a single end-terrace garage to the right of the parking area.
The rear garden is accessed from the living room or by a gated path along the side of the driveway and currently offers three distinct area. A block paved patio provides an excellent space for entertaining with ample space for garden furniture and a dining table allowing for al fresco dining during the summer months. The block paving continues to an ornamental water feature with spotlights and leads to the outside store and a summer house. The garden continues to lawned area with a variety of hedges, small trees and established borders offering a selection of mature fruit trees including apple, pear and cherry and a well-stocked shrub border. There is a mature hedge which leads along to the large greenhouse with the lpg storage neatly hidden behind an additional hedge.
The summer house has the appearance and feel of a conservatory and is detached from the main building with double-glazed windows to all four elevations, patio doors on two sides, space for a dining table and other occasional furniture, electric power points and a wood decked area.
A fabulously located home with picturesque views and lovely gardens.
Located in a semi-rural position on the edge of the picturesque village of Defford, which boasts two public houses, a primary school and a village hall.
The nearby Georgian town of Pershore and the riverside market town of Upton-upon-Severn both provide a good range of highly individual shops, restaurants and public houses and with more opportunities for shopping, leisure and education being available within the cathedral city of Worcester. The main motorway network is easily accessible via the M5 and M50 motorways.
3 Jubilee Barns is a fine example of a converted link detached barn with well-proportioned and highly presented accommodation. Set within a good sized plot with a rear garden including fruit trees and a summer house. Internally the property has a very modern feel with a log multi-fuel burning open fireplace, high quality flooring throughout and well-appointed accommodation.
A communal carriage driveway leads to a path which runs along the front of the fore garden and leads to the canopy porch and the hardwood front door with obscure glazed panels opening to the welcoming entrance hall.
The entrance hall connects the main living accommodation with the sleeping accommodation and has loft access, exposed ceiling timbers, two storage cabinets, one with shelving and the second with space and plumbing for a washing machine and a tumble dryer, a radiator and a double-glazed window to the front.
The living room has a feature open multi-fuel burning fire with exposed brick surround and a terracotta tiled hearth. This dual aspect room is flooded with natural light, owing to the double-glazed windows to the front elevation with radiator beneath and double-glazed French doors which open to the patio. There is high quality wood flooring, a further radiator, exposed ceiling timbers, ceiling mounted inset spotlights and a Hitachi multi-media LCD projector with accompanying screen. Double doors open dining room with a terracotta floor, double-glazed windows to the front, a radiator and exposed ceiling and wall timbers. The dining room has ample space for a dining table and occasional furniture and has an archway through to the kitchen.
The kitchen has terracotta floor and is fitted with a range of wall and base storage cabinets with roll top work surfaces over incorporating a one and a half ceramic bowl with drainer and a central mixer tap, ceramic splash back tiling, a double-glazed window to the rear and a pantry cupboard with shelf storage. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher, space for fridge and freezer, a four ring lpg gas hob with an oven beneath and an attractive Whirlpool extractor fan over.
The master bedroom is an excellent sized double bedroom forming part of the extension to the main building and offering space for a large double bed with fitted wardrobes offering a range of single and double storage space with shelf storage over, space for dressing table and dual aspect double-glazed windows to the front and rear. There is a door to the ensuite and stairs to the study.
The ensuite has a three piece suite comprising a corner bath with a wall-mounted shower over, a low-flush WC, a pedestal wash hand basin, an obscure double-glazed window to the front, a central heating radiator, ceramic tiling to splash back, an extractor fan and ceiling mounted spotlights.
The study which is accessed from the master bedroom and forms part of the extension is an excellent room which could be used as a family room or play room with two double-glazed Velux windows, a fitted bookcase built into the eaves with space for a desk beneath, a radiator, ceiling mounted spotlights and ample storage within the eaves.
The guest bedroom is a double bedroom with ample space for wardrobes, including two single fitted wardrobes, exposed ceiling timbers, a double-glazed window to the rear with a radiator beneath.
Bedroom three is a single room with a full range of fitted wardrobes offering single and double hanging space and shelf storage, space for a dresser and a double-glazed window to rear with a radiator beneath.
The family bathroom has a three piece suite comprising a panelled bath with a wall-mounted shower fitting over, a low-flush WC, a pedestal wash hand basin with half-height ceramic tiling to one wall and full height tiling to splash-prone areas, exposed ceiling timbers, ceiling-mounted spotlights, fitted storage cabinets, a central heating radiator, an obscure double-glazed windows to the front and an extractor fan.
The property has an allocated parking area with off street parking for several vehicles.
There is a single end-terrace garage to the right of the parking area.
The rear garden is accessed from the living room or by a gated path along the side of the driveway and currently offers three distinct area. A block paved patio provides an excellent space for entertaining with ample space for garden furniture and a dining table allowing for al fresco dining during the summer months. The block paving continues to an ornamental water feature with spotlights and leads to the outside store and a summer house. The garden continues to lawned area with a variety of hedges, small trees and established borders offering a selection of mature fruit trees including apple, pear and cherry and a well-stocked shrub border. There is a mature hedge which leads along to the large greenhouse with the lpg storage neatly hidden behind an additional hedge.
The summer house has the appearance and feel of a conservatory and is detached from the main building with double-glazed windows to all four elevations, patio doors on two sides, space for a dining table and other occasional furniture, electric power points and a wood decked area.
