House For Sale £700,000
Harvest house is a modern, spacious and light family house with generous parking and a beautiful landscaped rear garden. The current owners extended the property in 2004 creating a new kitchen, utility room and a principal bedroom suite. It now offers balanced accommodation with all of the rooms being well proportioned and presented. They have also refitted the bathrooms and landscaped the rear garden.
At the heart of the house is a large reception hall with a bay window, off which is a door to a downstairs cloakroom/shower room.
The focal point to the full length drawing room is a marble fireplace housing an electric log effect fire and there are glazed French doors opening to the rear terrace. Double doors from the drawing room and a door from the entrance hall open to the dining room, which also has French glazed doors opening to the rear terrace. These combined rooms create a superb entertaining space and a study with telephone plus hdmi sockets and a fitted full-length desk and wall cabinet completes the reception room accommodation.
The spacious fitted kitchen/breakfast room has an angled rear window allowing a view of the pretty garden and a glimpse of the distant countryside. Appliances include a Stoves dual fuel range cooker with an extractor hood above, a freestanding Bosch dishwasher and a tall fridge freezer. Off the kitchen is a fitted utility room with space and plumbing for a separate washing machine and tumble dryer.
Upstairs is a wraparound galleried landing off which are five double bedrooms and a family bathroom fitted with a bath and a separate shower enclosure. The principal bedroom suite includes a dressing room fitted with hanging rails, drawers and shelving and an en suite shower room. The guest bedroom also has the benefit of an en suite shower room and all of the bathrooms are modern and well appointed.
At the front of the house is gravel parking for several vehicles and a detached double garage with an electric roller shutter door.
At the rear of the house is a large sunny paved terrace that offers a wonderful outdoor entertaining space and wraps around to the side of the house where a timber garden shed can be found. The adjacent landscaped garden has a well-manicured lawn that is edged with mature well-stocked borders of evergreen and perennial plants providing all-year-round interest and colour.
Droitwich Spa 8 miles, Bromsgrove 9.5 miles, Worcester 10 miles, Birmingham 21 miles, M5 (J5) 8.5 miles (Distances and times approximate)
Harvest House is situated in the heart of the desirable village of Hartlebury which offers a post office and general store, a public house, village hall, primary school and a train station with trains to Worcester and Birmingham and onward connections to London. The village is also home to Hartlebury Castle, which was the home of the Bishops of Worcester from 855 to 2007 and was purchased by Hartlebury Castle Preservation Trust in 2014 who have opened it up to the public. Nearby is Hartlebury Common which is the largest and most important area of heathland remaining in Worcestershire.
Nearby Droitwich Spa is an attractive town with everyday amenities, including a Waitrose and a mainline station whilst Worcester to the south has all that would be expected of a city including Premiership rugby at Sixways, county cricket in the setting of the cathedral and horseracing on the banks of the River Severn.
There is a selection of private schools in the county, including Winterfold near Chaddesley Corbett, Bromsgrove School, King's School and rgs in Worcester, Abberley Hall School and the Malvern Colleges.
The M5 motorway network is highly accessible at Junction 5 and Birmingham is only 21 miles to the north, which has an international airport and several train terminals.
At the heart of the house is a large reception hall with a bay window, off which is a door to a downstairs cloakroom/shower room.
The focal point to the full length drawing room is a marble fireplace housing an electric log effect fire and there are glazed French doors opening to the rear terrace. Double doors from the drawing room and a door from the entrance hall open to the dining room, which also has French glazed doors opening to the rear terrace. These combined rooms create a superb entertaining space and a study with telephone plus hdmi sockets and a fitted full-length desk and wall cabinet completes the reception room accommodation.
The spacious fitted kitchen/breakfast room has an angled rear window allowing a view of the pretty garden and a glimpse of the distant countryside. Appliances include a Stoves dual fuel range cooker with an extractor hood above, a freestanding Bosch dishwasher and a tall fridge freezer. Off the kitchen is a fitted utility room with space and plumbing for a separate washing machine and tumble dryer.
Upstairs is a wraparound galleried landing off which are five double bedrooms and a family bathroom fitted with a bath and a separate shower enclosure. The principal bedroom suite includes a dressing room fitted with hanging rails, drawers and shelving and an en suite shower room. The guest bedroom also has the benefit of an en suite shower room and all of the bathrooms are modern and well appointed.
At the front of the house is gravel parking for several vehicles and a detached double garage with an electric roller shutter door.
At the rear of the house is a large sunny paved terrace that offers a wonderful outdoor entertaining space and wraps around to the side of the house where a timber garden shed can be found. The adjacent landscaped garden has a well-manicured lawn that is edged with mature well-stocked borders of evergreen and perennial plants providing all-year-round interest and colour.
Droitwich Spa 8 miles, Bromsgrove 9.5 miles, Worcester 10 miles, Birmingham 21 miles, M5 (J5) 8.5 miles (Distances and times approximate)
Harvest House is situated in the heart of the desirable village of Hartlebury which offers a post office and general store, a public house, village hall, primary school and a train station with trains to Worcester and Birmingham and onward connections to London. The village is also home to Hartlebury Castle, which was the home of the Bishops of Worcester from 855 to 2007 and was purchased by Hartlebury Castle Preservation Trust in 2014 who have opened it up to the public. Nearby is Hartlebury Common which is the largest and most important area of heathland remaining in Worcestershire.
Nearby Droitwich Spa is an attractive town with everyday amenities, including a Waitrose and a mainline station whilst Worcester to the south has all that would be expected of a city including Premiership rugby at Sixways, county cricket in the setting of the cathedral and horseracing on the banks of the River Severn.
There is a selection of private schools in the county, including Winterfold near Chaddesley Corbett, Bromsgrove School, King's School and rgs in Worcester, Abberley Hall School and the Malvern Colleges.
The M5 motorway network is highly accessible at Junction 5 and Birmingham is only 21 miles to the north, which has an international airport and several train terminals.
