House For Sale £1,300,000
An immaculate Grade II listed house dating back to the 16th century and situated at the end of a long drive. Beautiful gardens and pasture land, bordering onto open countryside. About 4 miles from Malvern and 9 miles from Worcester.
The setting to Quakers Farm is simply quite special and this wonderful position overlooking the fields and rolling countryside up to the Malvern Hills is extremely desirable. Quakers Farm was an original Quakers meeting house with later additions in the 1940s and 1970 and 2009 have created a wonderful country home.
The current owners of Quakers Farm have made improvements which have included the opening up and full refurbishment of the kitchen, creating a large and fully fitted utility room, new bathrooms, central heating, new electric system and security alarm.
The front garden has a large parking and turning area with level lawns, wonderful mature trees, shrubs and colourful borders. There is a detached double garage with a workshop.
There is potential to create further accommodation by converting the attic rooms on the second floor.
The main gardens are south facing with a large patio area with flagstone paving. An automatic garden watering system has been installed by the current owners. There are beautiful well-kept borders with a variety of plants, shrubs and ornamental trees.
There is a large side garden and summer house with mains electricity positioned to overlook the gardens and the Malvern Hills in the distance. An auto-mowers system is installed in the front garden, rear garden and the paddock.
Postcode - WR8 0DA
Malvern 4 miles, Worcester 9 miles, Cheltenham 21 miles, M50 (J1) 7 miles, M5 (J8) 8 miles. Distances approximate.
Situated on the edge of the much sought after village of Hanley Swan. The village has a good pub, a village green and a duck pond. It offers a convenience store, post office, The Swan Inn, primary school and two churches. The nearby village is Hanley Castle with a church, Three Kings pub and the well regarded High School and sixth form.
Just 4½ miles to the west is the thriving spa town of Malvern. The area is well positioned for access to Worcester and Cheltenham as well as the Birmingham conurbation, with easy access to the motorway network. There are international airports at 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 centre 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 centre and there are 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 in the setting of Worcester Cathedral 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 and Prep schools in nearby Colwall. There is easy access to the M50 (J1) and the M5 (J7).
Regular trains run from Great Malvern with direct links to
Birmingham and London.
Directions:
From the Junction 8 of the M5 head to Junction 1 of the M50.
Continue northwards on the A38 to Worcester and turn left into Upton-upon-Severn and cross the river. Take the second exit to the right at the roundabout and continue into Hanley Castle. From here turn left to Hanley Swan and in the centre of the village by the pond turn left to Welland Road. Quakers Farm is the last property on the left as you leave the village.
The setting to Quakers Farm is simply quite special and this wonderful position overlooking the fields and rolling countryside up to the Malvern Hills is extremely desirable. Quakers Farm was an original Quakers meeting house with later additions in the 1940s and 1970 and 2009 have created a wonderful country home.
The current owners of Quakers Farm have made improvements which have included the opening up and full refurbishment of the kitchen, creating a large and fully fitted utility room, new bathrooms, central heating, new electric system and security alarm.
The front garden has a large parking and turning area with level lawns, wonderful mature trees, shrubs and colourful borders. There is a detached double garage with a workshop.
There is potential to create further accommodation by converting the attic rooms on the second floor.
The main gardens are south facing with a large patio area with flagstone paving. An automatic garden watering system has been installed by the current owners. There are beautiful well-kept borders with a variety of plants, shrubs and ornamental trees.
There is a large side garden and summer house with mains electricity positioned to overlook the gardens and the Malvern Hills in the distance. An auto-mowers system is installed in the front garden, rear garden and the paddock.
Postcode - WR8 0DA
Malvern 4 miles, Worcester 9 miles, Cheltenham 21 miles, M50 (J1) 7 miles, M5 (J8) 8 miles. Distances approximate.
Situated on the edge of the much sought after village of Hanley Swan. The village has a good pub, a village green and a duck pond. It offers a convenience store, post office, The Swan Inn, primary school and two churches. The nearby village is Hanley Castle with a church, Three Kings pub and the well regarded High School and sixth form.
Just 4½ miles to the west is the thriving spa town of Malvern. The area is well positioned for access to Worcester and Cheltenham as well as the Birmingham conurbation, with easy access to the motorway network. There are international airports at 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 centre 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 centre and there are 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 in the setting of Worcester Cathedral 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 and Prep schools in nearby Colwall. There is easy access to the M50 (J1) and the M5 (J7).
Regular trains run from Great Malvern with direct links to
Birmingham and London.
Directions:
From the Junction 8 of the M5 head to Junction 1 of the M50.
Continue northwards on the A38 to Worcester and turn left into Upton-upon-Severn and cross the river. Take the second exit to the right at the roundabout and continue into Hanley Castle. From here turn left to Hanley Swan and in the centre of the village by the pond turn left to Welland Road. Quakers Farm is the last property on the left as you leave the village.
