House For Sale £775,000
Southwinds is a modern spacious house enjoying views across its beautiful gardens and adjacent open countryside to Bredon Hill. It is situated at the end of a private shared lane in a private and peaceful position.
It was built within the last 20 years and was designed to offer flexible accommodation that is perfect for multi-generation living.
At the heart of the house is a dining room with a contemporary gas fire and a marble hearth. It flows through to the garden room with two sets of French doors opening to the paved terrace that offers a view to Bredon Hill.
The garden room flows around to the fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a bay window, solid wood worktops and appliances include an Everhot electric range oven with a 3-ring induction hob and hot plate as well as space for a dishwasher and an American style fridge freezer. Off the kitchen is a fitted utility room with space for additional appliances including a separate washing machine and tumble dryer. A door from the utility room opens to a fitted boot room with a door to a cloakroom and cloaks cupboard.
On the ground floor is a snug/study, family room with an en suite cloakroom that could serve as a sixth bedroom, a family bathroom with a separate bath and corner shower enclosure and bedroom five which has a walk-in wardrobe, French doors opening to the rear terrace and an en suite with a bath and separate shower enclosure. Bedroom five is used by the current owners as a sitting room.
Upstairs has high ceilings and a study landing. There are four double bedrooms, two of which have en suite shower rooms and there is a family bathroom with a bath and separate corner shower.
The property is at the end of a private shared lane. At the front and side of the house is gravel parking for several cars and a detached double garage that has a room above suitable as a home office/studio or alternatively it offers scope to be used as ancillary accommodation. The south-facing gardens have been beautifully landscaped. Behind the garage is a vegetable garden with raised beds, two greenhouses and a timber garden shed.
There is a lawned and wildflower garden, a series of garden arches set over a paved path and further winding paths.
There are a range of strategically positioned terraces and a charming wooden arbour. The main paved terrace has French doors opening to it from the garden room and bedroom 5/sitting room over which are electric awnings. It offers the perfect spot for al fresco dining whilst taking in a view of the garden, open countryside beyond and Bredon Hill.
There is a range of mature borders of evergreen and perennial plants providing all-year round interest and colour.
Pershore 4 miles, Worcester 13 miles, Cheltenham 14 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 24 miles, Birmingham 39 miles, M5 (J7) 9 miles, M5 (J9) 7 miles, M50 (J1) 9 miles (distances approximate)
Southwinds is located on the edge of the thriving village of Eckington, which is set at the foot of Bredon Hill in this popular part of the Worcestershire/Gloucestershire borders. Village amenities include a church, village hall, primary school, store, two hairdressers, two public houses and a hotel with a restaurant and cookery school.
The nearby Georgian market town of Pershore offers a wide range of everyday amenities including a range of independent shops, health centre, cottage hospital, public library, community arts centre, public houses and restaurants. Recreational facilities include cricket, football and rugby clubs, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, the historic Abbey and surrounding park, and the River Avon.
In Pershore, there is also educational provision from nursery/pre-school through to high school and a Sixth Form College available at Pershore High School. Of particular importance is the number of good private schools in Worcester, Malvern and Cheltenham.
Broader shopping and services can be found in Worcester, and Cheltenham is known for its specialist shopping. Worcester has county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral, horse racing on the banks of the River Severn and rugby at Sixways. There is international cricket at Edgbaston and hunt racing at Cheltenham and Stratford.
Eckington is in an enviable position with excellent walking and riding over Bredon Hill as well as being located on the border of The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its pretty villages and towns.
Eckington has excellent links to the north and south via the M5 Junctions 7 & 9 and to Wales via the M50 Junction 1. Rail links from Pershore run directly to London and Birmingham.
It was built within the last 20 years and was designed to offer flexible accommodation that is perfect for multi-generation living.
At the heart of the house is a dining room with a contemporary gas fire and a marble hearth. It flows through to the garden room with two sets of French doors opening to the paved terrace that offers a view to Bredon Hill.
The garden room flows around to the fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a bay window, solid wood worktops and appliances include an Everhot electric range oven with a 3-ring induction hob and hot plate as well as space for a dishwasher and an American style fridge freezer. Off the kitchen is a fitted utility room with space for additional appliances including a separate washing machine and tumble dryer. A door from the utility room opens to a fitted boot room with a door to a cloakroom and cloaks cupboard.
On the ground floor is a snug/study, family room with an en suite cloakroom that could serve as a sixth bedroom, a family bathroom with a separate bath and corner shower enclosure and bedroom five which has a walk-in wardrobe, French doors opening to the rear terrace and an en suite with a bath and separate shower enclosure. Bedroom five is used by the current owners as a sitting room.
Upstairs has high ceilings and a study landing. There are four double bedrooms, two of which have en suite shower rooms and there is a family bathroom with a bath and separate corner shower.
The property is at the end of a private shared lane. At the front and side of the house is gravel parking for several cars and a detached double garage that has a room above suitable as a home office/studio or alternatively it offers scope to be used as ancillary accommodation. The south-facing gardens have been beautifully landscaped. Behind the garage is a vegetable garden with raised beds, two greenhouses and a timber garden shed.
There is a lawned and wildflower garden, a series of garden arches set over a paved path and further winding paths.
There are a range of strategically positioned terraces and a charming wooden arbour. The main paved terrace has French doors opening to it from the garden room and bedroom 5/sitting room over which are electric awnings. It offers the perfect spot for al fresco dining whilst taking in a view of the garden, open countryside beyond and Bredon Hill.
There is a range of mature borders of evergreen and perennial plants providing all-year round interest and colour.
Pershore 4 miles, Worcester 13 miles, Cheltenham 14 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 24 miles, Birmingham 39 miles, M5 (J7) 9 miles, M5 (J9) 7 miles, M50 (J1) 9 miles (distances approximate)
Southwinds is located on the edge of the thriving village of Eckington, which is set at the foot of Bredon Hill in this popular part of the Worcestershire/Gloucestershire borders. Village amenities include a church, village hall, primary school, store, two hairdressers, two public houses and a hotel with a restaurant and cookery school.
The nearby Georgian market town of Pershore offers a wide range of everyday amenities including a range of independent shops, health centre, cottage hospital, public library, community arts centre, public houses and restaurants. Recreational facilities include cricket, football and rugby clubs, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, the historic Abbey and surrounding park, and the River Avon.
In Pershore, there is also educational provision from nursery/pre-school through to high school and a Sixth Form College available at Pershore High School. Of particular importance is the number of good private schools in Worcester, Malvern and Cheltenham.
Broader shopping and services can be found in Worcester, and Cheltenham is known for its specialist shopping. Worcester has county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral, horse racing on the banks of the River Severn and rugby at Sixways. There is international cricket at Edgbaston and hunt racing at Cheltenham and Stratford.
Eckington is in an enviable position with excellent walking and riding over Bredon Hill as well as being located on the border of The Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with its pretty villages and towns.
Eckington has excellent links to the north and south via the M5 Junctions 7 & 9 and to Wales via the M50 Junction 1. Rail links from Pershore run directly to London and Birmingham.
