House For Sale £350,000
A fabulous cottage, with exciting opportunities to improve and generate income.
Description
The accommodation is charming and quirky and of equal importance are the pretty gardens it sits in. Planning permission in principle has been granted for a single-story dwelling, which would make for an ideal annexe and offers ample solutions to accommodate a vintage car, home office or holiday let subject to the necessary permissions.
Description
Wesley Villa dates back to the 1840s and could tell a story about how village life was back then and how it has evolved over the years. The property is semi-detached to the old chapel and is one of just twelve dwellings in Chapel Lane. It has the benefit of owning the driveway leading off the lane, which also with permitted reasonable access leads to several neighbouring properties.
The cottage has a lovely welcoming feel and has been the family home of its current owners for many years. Suffice to say that there are improvements its next custodians could make if desired.
Accessed via the side door opening into the welcoming reception hall, with original tiled floor, a solid wood staircase and a feature leaded light window and doors leading to the sitting room and the dining room.
The sitting room has a door to the garden room, a window to the side, a feature open fireplace set on a tiled hearth with mantle.
The dining room has dual aspect windows, a decorative fire surround (chimney not currently in use) and a cupboard housing the gas combination boiler.
The dining room leads through to the inner hall, where there are storage cupboards, plumbing for a washing machine, access to the house bathroom and a step down into a galley kitchen.
The house bathroom has a WC, a wash hand basin, a bath with shower over and a window to the side.
The kitchen has a gas hob and extractor, a built-in electric oven, space for a fridge freezer and two sink units. There is also a skylight, a window and a further door to the covered porch area, which in turn leads to the garden and outside access to the garden room.
First floor
A split-level landing gives access to the three bedrooms.
Bedroom one is a spacious double bedroom, with lovely dual aspect windows. Bedrooms two and three are located to the other side of the landing.
Outside
The courtyard is the ideal place for pots of colourful planting, with an enclosed lawned area beyond. A further gate leads into the larger garden, with its own gated access, detached brick-built garaging and workshop, with provision for three phase electricity and an inspection pit. There is a productive Bramley apple tree and rhubarb garden and a plethora of mature country garden flowers and shrubs. It is a delightful unspoilt piece of natural garden. The garden in total extends to approximately 100 feet from the rear of the property.
Services
The property has mains gas, mains electricity, mains water, mains sewerage and broadband. Council tax band – D.
Location
Wyre Piddle is a pretty village in the district of Wychavon, between Evesham and Pershore. The village includes a hall and public house, both within walking distance from the property.
The nearby towns of Evesham, Pershore and Worcester provide a wider range of amenities and schools.
There are excellent mainline railway stations at Pershore just 0.9 miles away, Worcester Parkway 4.3 miles and Evesham 4.8 miles. All mileages are approximate.
Directions
As you pass through the village of Wyre Piddle, just before the traffic lights Chapel Lane can be seen on the right-hand side, proceed down the bank, where the property is located on the right hand side.
Description
The accommodation is charming and quirky and of equal importance are the pretty gardens it sits in. Planning permission in principle has been granted for a single-story dwelling, which would make for an ideal annexe and offers ample solutions to accommodate a vintage car, home office or holiday let subject to the necessary permissions.
Description
Wesley Villa dates back to the 1840s and could tell a story about how village life was back then and how it has evolved over the years. The property is semi-detached to the old chapel and is one of just twelve dwellings in Chapel Lane. It has the benefit of owning the driveway leading off the lane, which also with permitted reasonable access leads to several neighbouring properties.
The cottage has a lovely welcoming feel and has been the family home of its current owners for many years. Suffice to say that there are improvements its next custodians could make if desired.
Accessed via the side door opening into the welcoming reception hall, with original tiled floor, a solid wood staircase and a feature leaded light window and doors leading to the sitting room and the dining room.
The sitting room has a door to the garden room, a window to the side, a feature open fireplace set on a tiled hearth with mantle.
The dining room has dual aspect windows, a decorative fire surround (chimney not currently in use) and a cupboard housing the gas combination boiler.
The dining room leads through to the inner hall, where there are storage cupboards, plumbing for a washing machine, access to the house bathroom and a step down into a galley kitchen.
The house bathroom has a WC, a wash hand basin, a bath with shower over and a window to the side.
The kitchen has a gas hob and extractor, a built-in electric oven, space for a fridge freezer and two sink units. There is also a skylight, a window and a further door to the covered porch area, which in turn leads to the garden and outside access to the garden room.
First floor
A split-level landing gives access to the three bedrooms.
Bedroom one is a spacious double bedroom, with lovely dual aspect windows. Bedrooms two and three are located to the other side of the landing.
Outside
The courtyard is the ideal place for pots of colourful planting, with an enclosed lawned area beyond. A further gate leads into the larger garden, with its own gated access, detached brick-built garaging and workshop, with provision for three phase electricity and an inspection pit. There is a productive Bramley apple tree and rhubarb garden and a plethora of mature country garden flowers and shrubs. It is a delightful unspoilt piece of natural garden. The garden in total extends to approximately 100 feet from the rear of the property.
Services
The property has mains gas, mains electricity, mains water, mains sewerage and broadband. Council tax band – D.
Location
Wyre Piddle is a pretty village in the district of Wychavon, between Evesham and Pershore. The village includes a hall and public house, both within walking distance from the property.
The nearby towns of Evesham, Pershore and Worcester provide a wider range of amenities and schools.
There are excellent mainline railway stations at Pershore just 0.9 miles away, Worcester Parkway 4.3 miles and Evesham 4.8 miles. All mileages are approximate.
Directions
As you pass through the village of Wyre Piddle, just before the traffic lights Chapel Lane can be seen on the right-hand side, proceed down the bank, where the property is located on the right hand side.
