House For Sale £330,000
A superb opportunity to modernise and develop this detached village home situated in around 1/4 acre of secluded gardens.
Description
The property enjoys a delightful location at the end of a no-through (unadopted) road on a popular semi-rural suburb within Stourport-on-Severn. The property has three double bedrooms, a spacious living room and kitchen, a bathroom and an extensive hallway. Outside, there are magnificent wraparound gardens and detached garage.
This detached bungalow has spacious accommodation and has been individually designed and built dating back to around the 1960’s. The property has a fantastic quarter of an acre plot which allows for complete privacy and a huge amount of scope to develop/extend the existing building further.
32 Bowpatch Road is approached by a long driveway which leads from the end of Bowpatch Road down to the property. Once through the main entrance the grounds spread out nicely around the bungalow and enjoy a secluded leafy backdrop. The plot is level which makes it user-friendly and adaptable.
An obscure glazed front door with an obscure glazed panel to the side opens into the impressive reception hallway which has a full wall of built-in storage cupboards to the right and to the left a door opens to the light and spacious master bedroom.
There are two further bedrooms also to the left-hand side of the reception hallway, both being good sized doubles.
The family bathroom and separate WC are found at the end of the hallway with the bathroom being fully tiled with a white suite comprising a wash hand basin, bath with mixer tap and shower above. The separate WC is also fully tiled.
The reception hallway sweeps round to the right with a door to another useful storage cupboard and further doors to the main living accommodation.
The spacious living room is a light and bright room with dual aspect and has a feature gas fire set on a tiled hearth with tiled surround.
The kitchen is a great size and has a range of fitted white base units with matching worksurfaces and a stainless-steel sink with drainers to both sides. There is a wall mounted boiler, tiling to the splashbacks and tiling to the floor.
Outside
The garden is private and has paved pathways that wraparound the property and a vast array of mature planting and shrubbery including many mature trees and lawned areas. This lovely garden is perfect for those wishing to sit out and enjoy a tranquil location.
There is substantial parking for multiple vehicles and a detached garage.
The gardens are approximately a quarter of an acre and have great potential to extend the existing property subject to the usual planning consents.
Agents Note
We commonly receive referral fees from specialist service partners - an outline of these can be found here: And are reviewed annually in line with our financial year to identify any changes in average fee received.
Location
32 Bowpatch Road is tucked away at the end of a quiet road in the delightful village of Areley Kings. The location of this particular property is ideal for those looking for space around them and seclusion from neighbours as the property is nicely positioned in a large plot. This popular suburb is situated amidst beautiful Worcestershire countryside and nicely positioned between the historic town of Stourport-on-Severn and the neighbouring village of Shrawley. Amenities on offer in the village include a well-respected Londis stores and post office, a public house and a chemist. There is also a recreational field/play area and miles of walks leading to the river Severn and other nearby beauty spots such as Shrawley woods which is renowned for having a stunning display of bluebells each spring and is great for walking whatever the time of year. The town of Stourport-on-Severn is less than two miles away and offers a huge array of shops and attractions, including several large supermarkets, a myriad of pubs, cafes and restaurants, beautiful riverside meadows complete with children’s play areas, in addition to the wonderful canal basin. Commuting to Worcester and the M5 is also highly convenient from Areley Common, with the city centre around 11 miles away and Junction 6 of the motorway approximately 13 miles distant.
Description
The property enjoys a delightful location at the end of a no-through (unadopted) road on a popular semi-rural suburb within Stourport-on-Severn. The property has three double bedrooms, a spacious living room and kitchen, a bathroom and an extensive hallway. Outside, there are magnificent wraparound gardens and detached garage.
This detached bungalow has spacious accommodation and has been individually designed and built dating back to around the 1960’s. The property has a fantastic quarter of an acre plot which allows for complete privacy and a huge amount of scope to develop/extend the existing building further.
32 Bowpatch Road is approached by a long driveway which leads from the end of Bowpatch Road down to the property. Once through the main entrance the grounds spread out nicely around the bungalow and enjoy a secluded leafy backdrop. The plot is level which makes it user-friendly and adaptable.
An obscure glazed front door with an obscure glazed panel to the side opens into the impressive reception hallway which has a full wall of built-in storage cupboards to the right and to the left a door opens to the light and spacious master bedroom.
There are two further bedrooms also to the left-hand side of the reception hallway, both being good sized doubles.
The family bathroom and separate WC are found at the end of the hallway with the bathroom being fully tiled with a white suite comprising a wash hand basin, bath with mixer tap and shower above. The separate WC is also fully tiled.
The reception hallway sweeps round to the right with a door to another useful storage cupboard and further doors to the main living accommodation.
The spacious living room is a light and bright room with dual aspect and has a feature gas fire set on a tiled hearth with tiled surround.
The kitchen is a great size and has a range of fitted white base units with matching worksurfaces and a stainless-steel sink with drainers to both sides. There is a wall mounted boiler, tiling to the splashbacks and tiling to the floor.
Outside
The garden is private and has paved pathways that wraparound the property and a vast array of mature planting and shrubbery including many mature trees and lawned areas. This lovely garden is perfect for those wishing to sit out and enjoy a tranquil location.
There is substantial parking for multiple vehicles and a detached garage.
The gardens are approximately a quarter of an acre and have great potential to extend the existing property subject to the usual planning consents.
Agents Note
We commonly receive referral fees from specialist service partners - an outline of these can be found here: And are reviewed annually in line with our financial year to identify any changes in average fee received.
Location
32 Bowpatch Road is tucked away at the end of a quiet road in the delightful village of Areley Kings. The location of this particular property is ideal for those looking for space around them and seclusion from neighbours as the property is nicely positioned in a large plot. This popular suburb is situated amidst beautiful Worcestershire countryside and nicely positioned between the historic town of Stourport-on-Severn and the neighbouring village of Shrawley. Amenities on offer in the village include a well-respected Londis stores and post office, a public house and a chemist. There is also a recreational field/play area and miles of walks leading to the river Severn and other nearby beauty spots such as Shrawley woods which is renowned for having a stunning display of bluebells each spring and is great for walking whatever the time of year. The town of Stourport-on-Severn is less than two miles away and offers a huge array of shops and attractions, including several large supermarkets, a myriad of pubs, cafes and restaurants, beautiful riverside meadows complete with children’s play areas, in addition to the wonderful canal basin. Commuting to Worcester and the M5 is also highly convenient from Areley Common, with the city centre around 11 miles away and Junction 6 of the motorway approximately 13 miles distant.
