House For Sale £695,000
A charming detached country cottage with a wealth of period features and offering versatile family accommodation<br/><b>Situation</b>
Radford is a quiet hamlet surrounded by glorious Worcestershire countryside. The nearby popular villages of Flyford Flavell, Inkberrow and The Lenches offer a good range of local facilities including village stores, public houses, primary schools, churches and petrol station. More extensive shops and amenities will be found in Pershore and the city of Worcester which also offers a good range of schooling including rgs and The Kings School, Worcester. For the commuter there is swift access to the M5 which in turn links onto the M42 and the M40. The principal route to London from the West Midlands. Rail services are available from Worcester and Pershore.Worcester Parkway Station provides extensive parking and access to both main rail lines giving access to Birmingham, Worcester, London, Oxford, Bristol and Cardiff.
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<b>Description</b>
The Thatch is an attractive detached country cottage believed to date back to the 17th century in parts and has been sympathetically extended retaining many of the original features and enhancing its unspoilt character whilst offering versatile accommodation.
A panelled door leads through to the dining hall which is dual aspect and has a flagstone floor, wall and ceiling beams and wall lights. The adjacent sitting room which forms the original
part of the cottage also has a flagstone floor, views to the front and rear of the property, exposed beams and the original fireplace recess with an open fire and canopy.
A family room has French doors opening out to the side garden and has a beamed ceiling and exposed brickwork. This room also has the benefit of a downstairs wet room and a staircase up to a double bedroom making this very versatile and having potential to be a separate self-contained annexe if required.
From the dining hall a staircase leads up to a landing with two bedrooms both with fitted cupboards and exposed beams. An inner hall from the dining hall gives access to the fully tiled downstairs family bathroom with a flagstone floor, panelled bath and a vanity unit with an inset wash hand basin. A separate staircase leads up to bedroom 4 which is a double room. The kitchen is also accessed from the inner hallway and has a flagstone floor and a range of oak fronted kitchen units with granite worktops and a Belfast sink and a Rangemaster cooker. There are recesses for the usual appliances and a useful under stairs storage cupboard. A stable door leads out to the rear garden and courtyard.
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<b>Gardens & Grounds</b>
To the east of the property there is a gravelled parking and turning area for numerous cars. Pedestrian gates provide access to the side garden which is laid to lawn with hedge screening and mature trees and ornamental shrubs. To the front the garden is set back from the road with picket fencing and there is a gravelled seating out area and a pathway to the front door together with well stocked flower borders. To the west there is a fenced lawned garden and to the rear there is a large paved terrace ideal for alfresco dining. Adjacent to this area there are steps leading up to a further garden area which is also fenced and has raised beds for growing fruit and vegetables and there is a wooden summer house.
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Radford is a quiet hamlet surrounded by glorious Worcestershire countryside. The nearby popular villages of Flyford Flavell, Inkberrow and The Lenches offer a good range of local facilities including village stores, public houses, primary schools, churches and petrol station. More extensive shops and amenities will be found in Pershore and the city of Worcester which also offers a good range of schooling including rgs and The Kings School, Worcester. For the commuter there is swift access to the M5 which in turn links onto the M42 and the M40. The principal route to London from the West Midlands. Rail services are available from Worcester and Pershore.Worcester Parkway Station provides extensive parking and access to both main rail lines giving access to Birmingham, Worcester, London, Oxford, Bristol and Cardiff.
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<b>Description</b>
The Thatch is an attractive detached country cottage believed to date back to the 17th century in parts and has been sympathetically extended retaining many of the original features and enhancing its unspoilt character whilst offering versatile accommodation.
A panelled door leads through to the dining hall which is dual aspect and has a flagstone floor, wall and ceiling beams and wall lights. The adjacent sitting room which forms the original
part of the cottage also has a flagstone floor, views to the front and rear of the property, exposed beams and the original fireplace recess with an open fire and canopy.
A family room has French doors opening out to the side garden and has a beamed ceiling and exposed brickwork. This room also has the benefit of a downstairs wet room and a staircase up to a double bedroom making this very versatile and having potential to be a separate self-contained annexe if required.
From the dining hall a staircase leads up to a landing with two bedrooms both with fitted cupboards and exposed beams. An inner hall from the dining hall gives access to the fully tiled downstairs family bathroom with a flagstone floor, panelled bath and a vanity unit with an inset wash hand basin. A separate staircase leads up to bedroom 4 which is a double room. The kitchen is also accessed from the inner hallway and has a flagstone floor and a range of oak fronted kitchen units with granite worktops and a Belfast sink and a Rangemaster cooker. There are recesses for the usual appliances and a useful under stairs storage cupboard. A stable door leads out to the rear garden and courtyard.
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<b>Gardens & Grounds</b>
To the east of the property there is a gravelled parking and turning area for numerous cars. Pedestrian gates provide access to the side garden which is laid to lawn with hedge screening and mature trees and ornamental shrubs. To the front the garden is set back from the road with picket fencing and there is a gravelled seating out area and a pathway to the front door together with well stocked flower borders. To the west there is a fenced lawned garden and to the rear there is a large paved terrace ideal for alfresco dining. Adjacent to this area there are steps leading up to a further garden area which is also fenced and has raised beds for growing fruit and vegetables and there is a wooden summer house.
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