House For Sale £850,000
Positioned in a semi rural location between two desirable Worcestershire villages in the lea of the Malvern Hills, The Chestnuts is a very spacious detached family house dating from around 1833. The accommodation, arranged over three storeys plus a cellar extends to over 4200 sq. Ft.
The 27'6" principal reception room is bright and well proportioned and has two bay windows and a feature fireplace with wood burning stove. The 27' dual aspect kitchen /breakfast room has a two oven Aga, island unit, tiled floor and French doors opening to the west facing terrace.
There are many period features throughout the house which has been refurbished and extended by the current owners. All the rooms have double glazed windows and many of the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms - the house was formerly run as a B&B.
The very pretty, part walled garden has a garden room/studio which could be used as a home office as well a detached double garage, ample parking and some beautiful mature trees.
Upton-upon-Severn 2½ miles, Great Malvern 5½ miles, Worcester 11 miles, M50 (J1) 7½ miles, Cheltenham 21 miles
The Chestnuts is positioned in a semi rural location between two desirable Worcestershire villages in the lea of the Malvern Hills. Hanley Castle has a pub and high school with sixth form. Hanley Swan, offers a convenience store and post office, bakers, pub and a primary school.
Just 5½ miles to the east is the thriving spa town of Malvern. The area is well positioned for access to Worcester and the Birmingham conurbation, with easy access to the motorway network and direct mainline train links to Birmingham and London. There are international airports in Birmingham and Bristol.
The Malvern Hills, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are the dominant feature of the landscape. Great Malvern is also a renowned cultural center with an excellent theatre and cinema, and has several excellent state and private schools. Furthermore, Malvern has good shopping facilities, a Waitrose superstore is in the town center and there is a wide range of independent retailers on a busy high street.
More comprehensive facilities can be found in the Cathedral city of Worcester, which caters for most needs. There are extensive shopping and recreational facilities including Premiership rugby at Sixways, County cricket and horse racing on the banks of the River Severn.
There is excellent schooling nearby from both the private and state sectors including Hanley Castle High School, The Royal Grammar School and The King's School in Worcester, Malvern College, Malvern St James' School and Prep schools in nearby Colwall.
There is good access to the M50 (J1) and the M5 (J7). Regular trains run from Great Malvern with direct services to Birmingham and London.
The 27'6" principal reception room is bright and well proportioned and has two bay windows and a feature fireplace with wood burning stove. The 27' dual aspect kitchen /breakfast room has a two oven Aga, island unit, tiled floor and French doors opening to the west facing terrace.
There are many period features throughout the house which has been refurbished and extended by the current owners. All the rooms have double glazed windows and many of the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms - the house was formerly run as a B&B.
The very pretty, part walled garden has a garden room/studio which could be used as a home office as well a detached double garage, ample parking and some beautiful mature trees.
Upton-upon-Severn 2½ miles, Great Malvern 5½ miles, Worcester 11 miles, M50 (J1) 7½ miles, Cheltenham 21 miles
The Chestnuts is positioned in a semi rural location between two desirable Worcestershire villages in the lea of the Malvern Hills. Hanley Castle has a pub and high school with sixth form. Hanley Swan, offers a convenience store and post office, bakers, pub and a primary school.
Just 5½ miles to the east is the thriving spa town of Malvern. The area is well positioned for access to Worcester and the Birmingham conurbation, with easy access to the motorway network and direct mainline train links to Birmingham and London. There are international airports in Birmingham and Bristol.
The Malvern Hills, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are the dominant feature of the landscape. Great Malvern is also a renowned cultural center with an excellent theatre and cinema, and has several excellent state and private schools. Furthermore, Malvern has good shopping facilities, a Waitrose superstore is in the town center and there is a wide range of independent retailers on a busy high street.
More comprehensive facilities can be found in the Cathedral city of Worcester, which caters for most needs. There are extensive shopping and recreational facilities including Premiership rugby at Sixways, County cricket and horse racing on the banks of the River Severn.
There is excellent schooling nearby from both the private and state sectors including Hanley Castle High School, The Royal Grammar School and The King's School in Worcester, Malvern College, Malvern St James' School and Prep schools in nearby Colwall.
There is good access to the M50 (J1) and the M5 (J7). Regular trains run from Great Malvern with direct services to Birmingham and London.
