House For Sale £600,000
An impressive Grade II listed black and white timber framed home in the ever-popular village of Bishampton.
Description
This lovely property dates back to the 1600s and offers a wealth of character, including exposed beams and timber frames, original fireplaces and ledge and brace doors. The spacious accommodation offers a flexible layout and comprises a reception hallway, a drawing room/dining room, a kitchen breakfast room, a utility room, a study/store, two bathrooms and six bedrooms, five of which are double rooms.
Outside, there is plentiful parking provided by a gravelled driveway, mature gardens to the front and rear and outbuildings including a useful gardener’s WC.
Description
The property is approached via a gravelled driveway bordered by mature planting. The lawned fore garden is south facing. There is a gate to the side set under a canopy, opening to the rear garden and to a former traditional pigsty used for log and garden storage. From the driveway a paved pathway leads to the entrance porch and front door.
As you enter the property you are greeted by a welcoming reception hallway, with a converted inglenook fireplace used as a cloaks hanging area and stairs rising to the first floor.
To the left of the hallway there is a large drawing/dining room with a working fireplace and two windows to the front.
The spacious sitting room is situated to the right of the hallway and includes a fine inglenook fireplace, with an original bread oven and a small recess offering a perfect spot for drinks and dinnerware storage. This room also has a window to the front, doors to the kitchen, the utility room and an opening through to a cosy snug, with a window to the front.
The fitted kitchen/breakfast room has a range of farmhouse style wall and base units with worksurfaces over incorporating a stainless-steel sink with drainer. There is a Belling electric range cooker, space for a dishwasher and space for an American style fridge freezer. The kitchen also has dual aspect windows to the front and rear, a door to the side and ample room for a table and chairs.
The utility room houses the boiler and has a window and a door to the rear.
Back to the reception hallway, there is an opening at the end to the rear hallway, which has a staircase rising to bedroom four and doors to the house bathroom, bedroom six and a further room currently used for storage that could alternatively serve as a study.
Bedroom six is a double room, with a window to the rear.
The house bathroom includes a WC, a wash handbasin and a bath. There is also tiling to the walls and splashbacks and a window to the rear.
Bedroom four is a good-sized double room, with a vaulted ceiling and steps up to a dressing room and a useful cupboard.
First floor
From the main reception hallway, a staircase rises to the landing which has a window to the front and access to the remaining four bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The master bedroom is to the right of the hallway and is a spacious double room, with built-in wardrobes and a window to the side.
Bedrooms two and three are both good-sized double rooms, situated to the left of the landing. Bedroom two has a window to the front and bedroom three has a window to the rear.
Bedroom five is a single room, with a window to the front and a door to a sizeable storage cupboard. This room would make for an ideal study or nursery.
The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a WC, a wash hand basin, a bath and a separate shower enclosure. There is also stylish metro tiling to the walls, wooden flooring and a window to the rear.
Gardens and grounds
The mature rear garden has a block paved patio area immediately to the rear of the property, perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining, with a few steps up to a circular terrace, with a sizeable lawned garden beyond. The gardens are bound by a combination of mature hedgerow and fence panelling. There are some mature specimen trees to the borders and beyond giving a nice leafy outlook. The garden has been strategically planted, with perennial and evergreen plants to provide a flora of colour throughout the year. The outbuildings include two stores and a handy gardener’s WC. Ideal for the keen gardener a covered composting area is also included.
Services
The property has oil fired central heating mains water, mains electricity and mains drainage.
Council tax band - G.
Location
Church Farm House is in the heart of the thriving village of Bishampton on Church Lane, which is a no-through lane leading to the prominent village church.
The village has an impressive range of amenities, including a post office/shop and pub, a church, a village hall, a hairdresser and the popular Vale Golf Club situated on the edge of the village.
There is easy access to the M5 at Worcester, the M42 to the north and the M40 to the east. Mainline rail services operate from Worcester Parkway and Pershore to London and Birmingham. Warwick Parkway is around 25-miles to the north-east and provides a fast direct train service to London Marylebone.
There are primary schools nearby in the villages of Flyford Flavell and Pinvin. There are a wider range of educational facilities found in Pershore for ages ranging from nursery/pre-school through to high school and a Sixth Form College at Pershore High School. In Worcester and Malvern, there are a number of highly regarded private schools and in the nearby village of Peopleton is Bowbrook House School.
The market town of Pershore has a lot to offer, including independent shops, an under-cover market, a supermarket, leisure facilities, a theatre, medical centres and a library. The River Avon runs to the east of the town and has a wealth of scenic countryside walks.
Worcester has a vast array of high street shops, restaurants, public houses, the County cricket ground, horse racing on the banks of the River Severn and Premiership rugby at Sixways. Good schooling is also well-catered for including the renowned rgs Worcester.
Description
This lovely property dates back to the 1600s and offers a wealth of character, including exposed beams and timber frames, original fireplaces and ledge and brace doors. The spacious accommodation offers a flexible layout and comprises a reception hallway, a drawing room/dining room, a kitchen breakfast room, a utility room, a study/store, two bathrooms and six bedrooms, five of which are double rooms.
Outside, there is plentiful parking provided by a gravelled driveway, mature gardens to the front and rear and outbuildings including a useful gardener’s WC.
Description
The property is approached via a gravelled driveway bordered by mature planting. The lawned fore garden is south facing. There is a gate to the side set under a canopy, opening to the rear garden and to a former traditional pigsty used for log and garden storage. From the driveway a paved pathway leads to the entrance porch and front door.
As you enter the property you are greeted by a welcoming reception hallway, with a converted inglenook fireplace used as a cloaks hanging area and stairs rising to the first floor.
To the left of the hallway there is a large drawing/dining room with a working fireplace and two windows to the front.
The spacious sitting room is situated to the right of the hallway and includes a fine inglenook fireplace, with an original bread oven and a small recess offering a perfect spot for drinks and dinnerware storage. This room also has a window to the front, doors to the kitchen, the utility room and an opening through to a cosy snug, with a window to the front.
The fitted kitchen/breakfast room has a range of farmhouse style wall and base units with worksurfaces over incorporating a stainless-steel sink with drainer. There is a Belling electric range cooker, space for a dishwasher and space for an American style fridge freezer. The kitchen also has dual aspect windows to the front and rear, a door to the side and ample room for a table and chairs.
The utility room houses the boiler and has a window and a door to the rear.
Back to the reception hallway, there is an opening at the end to the rear hallway, which has a staircase rising to bedroom four and doors to the house bathroom, bedroom six and a further room currently used for storage that could alternatively serve as a study.
Bedroom six is a double room, with a window to the rear.
The house bathroom includes a WC, a wash handbasin and a bath. There is also tiling to the walls and splashbacks and a window to the rear.
Bedroom four is a good-sized double room, with a vaulted ceiling and steps up to a dressing room and a useful cupboard.
First floor
From the main reception hallway, a staircase rises to the landing which has a window to the front and access to the remaining four bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The master bedroom is to the right of the hallway and is a spacious double room, with built-in wardrobes and a window to the side.
Bedrooms two and three are both good-sized double rooms, situated to the left of the landing. Bedroom two has a window to the front and bedroom three has a window to the rear.
Bedroom five is a single room, with a window to the front and a door to a sizeable storage cupboard. This room would make for an ideal study or nursery.
The family bathroom has a white suite comprising a WC, a wash hand basin, a bath and a separate shower enclosure. There is also stylish metro tiling to the walls, wooden flooring and a window to the rear.
Gardens and grounds
The mature rear garden has a block paved patio area immediately to the rear of the property, perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining, with a few steps up to a circular terrace, with a sizeable lawned garden beyond. The gardens are bound by a combination of mature hedgerow and fence panelling. There are some mature specimen trees to the borders and beyond giving a nice leafy outlook. The garden has been strategically planted, with perennial and evergreen plants to provide a flora of colour throughout the year. The outbuildings include two stores and a handy gardener’s WC. Ideal for the keen gardener a covered composting area is also included.
Services
The property has oil fired central heating mains water, mains electricity and mains drainage.
Council tax band - G.
Location
Church Farm House is in the heart of the thriving village of Bishampton on Church Lane, which is a no-through lane leading to the prominent village church.
The village has an impressive range of amenities, including a post office/shop and pub, a church, a village hall, a hairdresser and the popular Vale Golf Club situated on the edge of the village.
There is easy access to the M5 at Worcester, the M42 to the north and the M40 to the east. Mainline rail services operate from Worcester Parkway and Pershore to London and Birmingham. Warwick Parkway is around 25-miles to the north-east and provides a fast direct train service to London Marylebone.
There are primary schools nearby in the villages of Flyford Flavell and Pinvin. There are a wider range of educational facilities found in Pershore for ages ranging from nursery/pre-school through to high school and a Sixth Form College at Pershore High School. In Worcester and Malvern, there are a number of highly regarded private schools and in the nearby village of Peopleton is Bowbrook House School.
The market town of Pershore has a lot to offer, including independent shops, an under-cover market, a supermarket, leisure facilities, a theatre, medical centres and a library. The River Avon runs to the east of the town and has a wealth of scenic countryside walks.
Worcester has a vast array of high street shops, restaurants, public houses, the County cricket ground, horse racing on the banks of the River Severn and Premiership rugby at Sixways. Good schooling is also well-catered for including the renowned rgs Worcester.
