House For Sale £1,100,000
Upper Crundle House occupies a peaceful rural location amongst a collection of converted farm buildings at the end of a private, no-through lane with far-reaching views over rolling countryside.
The three storey, brick house dates from the early 19th century, although the current building probably incorporates an earlier timber framed building.
The recently refurbished six bedroom accommodation extends to nearly 3,500 sq. Ft.
The rooms are bright and well-proportioned with many period features including quarry tile flooring, Oak and Elm doors, floorboards and staircases, exposed timbers and fireplaces with wood burning stoves.
The multi level garden has large expanses of lawn with fabulous rural views and a sheltered terrace closest to the house with covered BBQ or table tennis area.
There is a gravel parking and turning area at the front of the house with room for several cars as well as a single storey brick outbuilding, currently used as a garage and workshop which has obvious potential for conversion and use as ancillary accommodation.
Council Tax: Band: G (Annual Charge: £3234.41)
Malvern Hills D.C.
Postcode - WR6 6UZ
What3Words -
Stockton on Teme is noted for its 12th century Norman Church and the nearby village of Abberley offers a shop and post office, junior school, village hall, two churches and the recently, re-furbished Manor Arms public house. The nearby Elms Hotel offers a family friendly spa facility including a swimming pool and gym.
The property is within the catchment area for the highly regarded Chantry School in the village of Martley, approximately 6.5 miles to the south. Accessible independent schools include Abberley Hall Preparatory School, Winterfold House Preparatory School, Bromsgrove School, King's and the Royal Grammar Schools in Worcester as well as the Malvern Colleges.
More comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found nearby in the cathedral city of Worcester, including premiership rugby at Sixways, county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral and horse racing on the banks of the River Severn.
Conveniently located, the M5 corridor is only 15 miles away and regular trains run from Worcester to Birmingham and London.
Quiet country lanes, public footpaths and bridleways provide excellent access to the glorious Teme Valley surroundings.
The three storey, brick house dates from the early 19th century, although the current building probably incorporates an earlier timber framed building.
The recently refurbished six bedroom accommodation extends to nearly 3,500 sq. Ft.
The rooms are bright and well-proportioned with many period features including quarry tile flooring, Oak and Elm doors, floorboards and staircases, exposed timbers and fireplaces with wood burning stoves.
The multi level garden has large expanses of lawn with fabulous rural views and a sheltered terrace closest to the house with covered BBQ or table tennis area.
There is a gravel parking and turning area at the front of the house with room for several cars as well as a single storey brick outbuilding, currently used as a garage and workshop which has obvious potential for conversion and use as ancillary accommodation.
Council Tax: Band: G (Annual Charge: £3234.41)
Malvern Hills D.C.
Postcode - WR6 6UZ
What3Words -
Stockton on Teme is noted for its 12th century Norman Church and the nearby village of Abberley offers a shop and post office, junior school, village hall, two churches and the recently, re-furbished Manor Arms public house. The nearby Elms Hotel offers a family friendly spa facility including a swimming pool and gym.
The property is within the catchment area for the highly regarded Chantry School in the village of Martley, approximately 6.5 miles to the south. Accessible independent schools include Abberley Hall Preparatory School, Winterfold House Preparatory School, Bromsgrove School, King's and the Royal Grammar Schools in Worcester as well as the Malvern Colleges.
More comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found nearby in the cathedral city of Worcester, including premiership rugby at Sixways, county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral and horse racing on the banks of the River Severn.
Conveniently located, the M5 corridor is only 15 miles away and regular trains run from Worcester to Birmingham and London.
Quiet country lanes, public footpaths and bridleways provide excellent access to the glorious Teme Valley surroundings.
