House For Sale £875,000
The grand front door opens into the large and inviting hallway which has stairs to the first floor, a guest cloakroom and doors leading to the ground floor accommodation. Please note there is no internal access to the cellar from inside the house, the cellar can only be accessed from the outside.
To the right of the hallway are two large receptions rooms both with high ceilings and period features. To the front is a delightful drawing room with a large bay window looking over the fore garden and a feature fireplace. The second, to the rear, is a dual aspect dining room, which can comfortably hold an eight-place dining table and chairs, it has a corner feature fireplace and overlooks the garden.
There are a further two receptions rooms to the left of the hallway both with high ceilings and period detailing, the sitting room to the front has a lovely bay window, a built-in bookcase to the side of the fireplace which is fitted with a gas fireplace, ornate tiling, wooden surround and marble hearth. The second is used as a study but could become a playroom. It also has a corner feature fireplace and was the original farmhouse kitchen. Both rooms have doors into the kitchen.
The large dual aspect country kitchen is fitted with an array of traditional wooden wall and floor units topped with a tiled work surface. There is a tall double oven, 4-ring gas hob with extractor hood, integrated fridge freezer, space and plumbing for a dishwasher and room for a large breakfast table and chairs. Original period features include a quarry tiled floor, an open brickwork fireplace and a secret staircase leading up to the second floor. A door opens out to the private walled patio area and a further door leads to a substantial walk-in pantry with original slate dairy features and a utility room with sink and recently installed gas boiler.
The first floor large galleried landing provides access to four good-sized double bedrooms, including the dual aspect master bedroom with ensuite shower room. All rooms have exceptional outlooks, are light and bright with high ceilings and share access to the family bathroom. The stairs continue up to the second floor.
The second floor offers has a large landing area and four attic rooms. The current owners have used two as overflow bedrooms (one benefits from fitted units and a vanity sink). The other two are used for storage and as a hobby room. There is also an additional toilet.
Outside
The gardens are simply breath-taking. To the front there is a sweeping gravel driveway and a lovely lawn with wildlife pond area which has a feature brick wall with gate separating the lawn from the pond and marvellous views of the Malvern Hills.
The rear garden has a private paved patio area accessed from the kitchen, a vast lawn framed by mature shrubs and tall hedgerows that provide privacy and tranquillity. To the right is a kitchen and herb garden. Whilst beyond and to the side sit open country fields providing a stunning outlook.
From the outside to the right of the drawing room you can gain access via stairs down to the large basement which could be an ideal wine cellar, or repurposed into a media room. Here there is also a disused original metal water pump.
Location
Malvern is an exceptionally popular location offering a wide range of local amenities from supermarkets, restaurants, cafes, exceptionally good schools, the famous Malvern theatre and of course the superb walking over the hills and surrounding countryside. Malvern offers the best of both worlds with is rural surrounds and excellent transport links to the motorway and train stations.
Services
Mains gas, water and electricity and private drainage. The house benefits from central heating with electric storage heaters to the second floor. High Speed Broadband with speeds of up to 60 Mbps.
Agent Notes
The neighbouring property has a right of access over the first part of the driveway (which belongs to Elms Farm). There is a proposed residential development nearby, please contact the agents to learn more.
To the right of the hallway are two large receptions rooms both with high ceilings and period features. To the front is a delightful drawing room with a large bay window looking over the fore garden and a feature fireplace. The second, to the rear, is a dual aspect dining room, which can comfortably hold an eight-place dining table and chairs, it has a corner feature fireplace and overlooks the garden.
There are a further two receptions rooms to the left of the hallway both with high ceilings and period detailing, the sitting room to the front has a lovely bay window, a built-in bookcase to the side of the fireplace which is fitted with a gas fireplace, ornate tiling, wooden surround and marble hearth. The second is used as a study but could become a playroom. It also has a corner feature fireplace and was the original farmhouse kitchen. Both rooms have doors into the kitchen.
The large dual aspect country kitchen is fitted with an array of traditional wooden wall and floor units topped with a tiled work surface. There is a tall double oven, 4-ring gas hob with extractor hood, integrated fridge freezer, space and plumbing for a dishwasher and room for a large breakfast table and chairs. Original period features include a quarry tiled floor, an open brickwork fireplace and a secret staircase leading up to the second floor. A door opens out to the private walled patio area and a further door leads to a substantial walk-in pantry with original slate dairy features and a utility room with sink and recently installed gas boiler.
The first floor large galleried landing provides access to four good-sized double bedrooms, including the dual aspect master bedroom with ensuite shower room. All rooms have exceptional outlooks, are light and bright with high ceilings and share access to the family bathroom. The stairs continue up to the second floor.
The second floor offers has a large landing area and four attic rooms. The current owners have used two as overflow bedrooms (one benefits from fitted units and a vanity sink). The other two are used for storage and as a hobby room. There is also an additional toilet.
Outside
The gardens are simply breath-taking. To the front there is a sweeping gravel driveway and a lovely lawn with wildlife pond area which has a feature brick wall with gate separating the lawn from the pond and marvellous views of the Malvern Hills.
The rear garden has a private paved patio area accessed from the kitchen, a vast lawn framed by mature shrubs and tall hedgerows that provide privacy and tranquillity. To the right is a kitchen and herb garden. Whilst beyond and to the side sit open country fields providing a stunning outlook.
From the outside to the right of the drawing room you can gain access via stairs down to the large basement which could be an ideal wine cellar, or repurposed into a media room. Here there is also a disused original metal water pump.
Location
Malvern is an exceptionally popular location offering a wide range of local amenities from supermarkets, restaurants, cafes, exceptionally good schools, the famous Malvern theatre and of course the superb walking over the hills and surrounding countryside. Malvern offers the best of both worlds with is rural surrounds and excellent transport links to the motorway and train stations.
Services
Mains gas, water and electricity and private drainage. The house benefits from central heating with electric storage heaters to the second floor. High Speed Broadband with speeds of up to 60 Mbps.
Agent Notes
The neighbouring property has a right of access over the first part of the driveway (which belongs to Elms Farm). There is a proposed residential development nearby, please contact the agents to learn more.
