House For Sale £589,950
A fantastic opportunity to purchase a period home situated in an elevated position on the eastern side of the Malvern Hills enjoying stunning views over Worcestershire towards the Cotswolds. Dating from approx 1910 with the accommodation over three floors. The property is well presented and there are many character features throughout. Comprising; entrance hallway, sitting room, dining room, utility room, guest WC, breakfast kitchen, three double bedrooms, master with en-suite and a very useful loft room. Below the large terrace is a useful store room with potential to create a studio/garden room. The gardens are extensive, secluded, private and are divided into sections. There is a double parking bay at road level. This property is a rare opportunity and must be seen to appreciate the location, flexible accommodation and far reaching views on offer.
Entrance
Approached down steps and round flag stoned walkway, wooden front door with glazed panel into:
Hallway
Front facing double glazed window, radiator, staircase to first floor.
Sitting Room (6.20m x 3.06m (20'4" x 10'0"))
Front facing double glazed bay window with window seat, recessed fireplace with cast iron wood burner and tiled hearth, oak beam mantle shelf, two radiators, dimmable wall lights and ceiling light, TV point, picture rail and wall light point, door to:
Utility Room (2.93m x 2.06m (9'7" x 6'9"))
Side facing glazed wooden door, radiator, fixed wall and base units, high level window, space and power for washing machine and dryer, inset Franke stainless steel sink unit, door to lean to side with door to useful external lean-to with perspex roof, windows and a double glazed door to the terrace. Further door to:
Guest Wc
Low level WC, vanity unit with sink and storage below, tiled floor, and extractor fan.
Dining Room (3.07m x 4.02m max into bay (10'0" x 13'2" max into)
From the central hallway, double glazed bay window with fine views of the Severn Valley, radiator, dimmable wall and ceiling lighting, wall lighting, picture rail. Archway to:
Kitchen Breakfast Room (5.06m x 4.41m max (16'7" x 14'5" max))
State of the art bespoke handmade, hand painted kitchen, wooden floor and wall-mounted units, top of the range Siemens appliances including multi-function pyrolitic ovens, multi-function microwave, warming drawer, dishwasher and full size eco-fridge together with polished worktops and splashbacks in white Carrera stone, built-in freezer and 10cm thich Spekva solid oak butcher's block. A full chef's pantry with interior lighting and cold slab completes with kitchen along with a significant number of large pull-out drawers with soft close drawers, glass fronted display cupboards, inset sink unit with Franke arena tap, solid oak butcher's block and part glazed rear door onto the garden.
First Floor Landing/Hallway
Double wooden doors with glazed panels open to frontage acting as a second 'front' door, stairs lead down to lower level, wooden doors to:
Bedroom One (4.43m x 3.28m (14'6" x 10'9"))
Two side aspect double glazed windows, double built-in wardrobe, radiator, wall lights, space for a super-king sized bed and door to:
En-Suite
Tiled shower with glazed screen low level WC, hand wash basin, heated towel rail, extractor fan, built-in storage and small obscure glazed window.
Family Bathroom (2.09m x 3.08m (6'10" x 10'1"))
Side aspect double glazed window, family bathroom with half tiled walls, Amtico floor, contemporary bath with mixer taps over, heated towel rail, extra large shower with rain effect shower, recessed ceiling spotlights and glass shelving, low flush WC, wash hand basin in duck-egg blue cabinetry with Corian worktops.
Bedroom Two (3.33m x 3.05m plus door recess (10'11" x 10'0" plu)
Front facing double glazed window with far-reaching views to the Cotswolds and beyond, radiator, wooden floor boards, triple built-in wardrobe with double hanging rails and shelving, polished wooden floors and wall lights.
Bedroom Three (3.09m x 3.05m (10'1" x 10'0"))
Set up as a dressing room, currently, with front facing double glazed window with views across Malvern and the Severn Valley, radiator, wooden floor boards, TV and telephone point, ceiling and wall lights, polished wooden floor door to staircase which leads to Second Floor.
Attic Room (2.94m max x 6.43, narrowing to 4.20m (9'7" max x 2)
Built into the roof space, exposed beams, radiator, TV point, two Velux windows, door giving access to loft storage offering spacious room and the recently installed gas combination boiler, further eaves storage to three walls with access doors.
Outside
Carport at road level offering parking for two vehicles with the benefit of a 7watt Rolec electric vehicle charger and three pin power point.
Gardens
From the kitchen, walking outside, the first thing that will catch your eye is the large sun terrace, as it is simply exquisite, an ideal place for alfresco dining and entertaining with far reaching views across Worcestershire to the Cotswolds and beyond. This large terrace has a number of flower beds and a lounge area big enough for corner seating and table as well as further space for dining tables and chairs and of course space for sun loungers.
Further pathways take you from the house to an outbuilding and further down into the garden and grounds extending to a newt pond, secret terraced vistas and eventually the well-established vegetable patch and greenhouse. A small number of wild areas with the path taking you naturally through the rest of the garden, which was landscaped, planned and planted many years ago to make the most out of the incredible space available.
Garden Store (8.45m x 2.89m (27'8" x 9'5"))
Separate from the house and found below the terrace via steps from either side. Two uPVC doors and two sliding patio doors, two uPVC windows, power and light and useful storage.
Directions
From our office in Great Malvern proceed along the Wells Road, continuing past Warwick House on the left and taking the next turning on the right into Wyche Road signposted Colwall. The property can be found after approximately one mile on the left hand side as indicated by a sign that says 'Outpost' as well as the Allan Morris 'For Sale' board. For the purpose of viewing we suggest you use the parking spaces for the property or proceed a little further along the Wyche Road and use the public car park. For more details or to arrange a viewing appointment, please call our Malvern Office on .
Guide Price: £589,950
Entrance
Approached down steps and round flag stoned walkway, wooden front door with glazed panel into:
Hallway
Front facing double glazed window, radiator, staircase to first floor.
Sitting Room (6.20m x 3.06m (20'4" x 10'0"))
Front facing double glazed bay window with window seat, recessed fireplace with cast iron wood burner and tiled hearth, oak beam mantle shelf, two radiators, dimmable wall lights and ceiling light, TV point, picture rail and wall light point, door to:
Utility Room (2.93m x 2.06m (9'7" x 6'9"))
Side facing glazed wooden door, radiator, fixed wall and base units, high level window, space and power for washing machine and dryer, inset Franke stainless steel sink unit, door to lean to side with door to useful external lean-to with perspex roof, windows and a double glazed door to the terrace. Further door to:
Guest Wc
Low level WC, vanity unit with sink and storage below, tiled floor, and extractor fan.
Dining Room (3.07m x 4.02m max into bay (10'0" x 13'2" max into)
From the central hallway, double glazed bay window with fine views of the Severn Valley, radiator, dimmable wall and ceiling lighting, wall lighting, picture rail. Archway to:
Kitchen Breakfast Room (5.06m x 4.41m max (16'7" x 14'5" max))
State of the art bespoke handmade, hand painted kitchen, wooden floor and wall-mounted units, top of the range Siemens appliances including multi-function pyrolitic ovens, multi-function microwave, warming drawer, dishwasher and full size eco-fridge together with polished worktops and splashbacks in white Carrera stone, built-in freezer and 10cm thich Spekva solid oak butcher's block. A full chef's pantry with interior lighting and cold slab completes with kitchen along with a significant number of large pull-out drawers with soft close drawers, glass fronted display cupboards, inset sink unit with Franke arena tap, solid oak butcher's block and part glazed rear door onto the garden.
First Floor Landing/Hallway
Double wooden doors with glazed panels open to frontage acting as a second 'front' door, stairs lead down to lower level, wooden doors to:
Bedroom One (4.43m x 3.28m (14'6" x 10'9"))
Two side aspect double glazed windows, double built-in wardrobe, radiator, wall lights, space for a super-king sized bed and door to:
En-Suite
Tiled shower with glazed screen low level WC, hand wash basin, heated towel rail, extractor fan, built-in storage and small obscure glazed window.
Family Bathroom (2.09m x 3.08m (6'10" x 10'1"))
Side aspect double glazed window, family bathroom with half tiled walls, Amtico floor, contemporary bath with mixer taps over, heated towel rail, extra large shower with rain effect shower, recessed ceiling spotlights and glass shelving, low flush WC, wash hand basin in duck-egg blue cabinetry with Corian worktops.
Bedroom Two (3.33m x 3.05m plus door recess (10'11" x 10'0" plu)
Front facing double glazed window with far-reaching views to the Cotswolds and beyond, radiator, wooden floor boards, triple built-in wardrobe with double hanging rails and shelving, polished wooden floors and wall lights.
Bedroom Three (3.09m x 3.05m (10'1" x 10'0"))
Set up as a dressing room, currently, with front facing double glazed window with views across Malvern and the Severn Valley, radiator, wooden floor boards, TV and telephone point, ceiling and wall lights, polished wooden floor door to staircase which leads to Second Floor.
Attic Room (2.94m max x 6.43, narrowing to 4.20m (9'7" max x 2)
Built into the roof space, exposed beams, radiator, TV point, two Velux windows, door giving access to loft storage offering spacious room and the recently installed gas combination boiler, further eaves storage to three walls with access doors.
Outside
Carport at road level offering parking for two vehicles with the benefit of a 7watt Rolec electric vehicle charger and three pin power point.
Gardens
From the kitchen, walking outside, the first thing that will catch your eye is the large sun terrace, as it is simply exquisite, an ideal place for alfresco dining and entertaining with far reaching views across Worcestershire to the Cotswolds and beyond. This large terrace has a number of flower beds and a lounge area big enough for corner seating and table as well as further space for dining tables and chairs and of course space for sun loungers.
Further pathways take you from the house to an outbuilding and further down into the garden and grounds extending to a newt pond, secret terraced vistas and eventually the well-established vegetable patch and greenhouse. A small number of wild areas with the path taking you naturally through the rest of the garden, which was landscaped, planned and planted many years ago to make the most out of the incredible space available.
Garden Store (8.45m x 2.89m (27'8" x 9'5"))
Separate from the house and found below the terrace via steps from either side. Two uPVC doors and two sliding patio doors, two uPVC windows, power and light and useful storage.
Directions
From our office in Great Malvern proceed along the Wells Road, continuing past Warwick House on the left and taking the next turning on the right into Wyche Road signposted Colwall. The property can be found after approximately one mile on the left hand side as indicated by a sign that says 'Outpost' as well as the Allan Morris 'For Sale' board. For the purpose of viewing we suggest you use the parking spaces for the property or proceed a little further along the Wyche Road and use the public car park. For more details or to arrange a viewing appointment, please call our Malvern Office on .
Guide Price: £589,950
