House For Sale £580,000
A spacious detached 5 bedroom family home with double garage and good size garden situated in a quiet village location
Accommodation comprises; Hall, sitting room, snug, dining room, kitchen, utility, cloakroom, master bedroom with en-suite, 4 further bedrooms and family bathroom.
Integral double garage.
Parking and mature garden.
7 Allsebrook Gardens is a detached house constructed in 1973 of red brick under a pan tiled roof. The property benefits from upvc double glazed windows. The rooms are of a light and spacious nature. The kitchen is fitted with a range of limed oak wall and base cupboards, island unit, dishwasher, Bosch 5 ring gas hob, Hotpoint double oven and grill. The large sitting room with French doors to the garden has a contemporary limestone fireplace with a real effect gas fire and an archway leads to a snug area. The bedrooms are well proportioned, with 3 having fitted wardrobes and there is a family bathroom and en-suite shower room to the master bedroom.
Outside
The property is situated in the quiet cul de sac of Allsebrook Gardens. To the front of the house is a herringbone blocked paved driveway with access to the integral double garage which has power and light. The rear garden is fenced and enjoys an outlook to a paddock. It is principally laid to lawn with mature shrubs, plants and trees.
Special remarks
The part of the property shown coloured blue on the location plan will be subject to an “overage provision” so that if planning permission is granted for a development including that land within the next 30 years a payment of 50% of the increase in the value of the land coloured blue will be due to the current owners”
directions Keeping the village shop and butchers on your right hand side proceed down the village passing the Wheatsheaf Inn on your left hand side. Continue and the entrance to Allsebrook Gardens is on the left hand side. Number 7 is at the end, identified by a house number.<br /><br />The village of Badsey lies approximately 2 miles to the East of the market town of Evesham and some 4½ miles to the north of Broadway and about 15 miles South West of Stratford-upon-Avon, the latter famous throughout the world for its Shakespearean connections. Badsey is a thriving community with a church, primary school, village store, butcher and two public houses. There is a mainline train station to London/Paddington in Evesham and Honeybourne (both within approximately 10 minutes by car). Regular local buses to Evesham and Chipping Campden with connections to Worcester and Malvern.
Accommodation comprises; Hall, sitting room, snug, dining room, kitchen, utility, cloakroom, master bedroom with en-suite, 4 further bedrooms and family bathroom.
Integral double garage.
Parking and mature garden.
7 Allsebrook Gardens is a detached house constructed in 1973 of red brick under a pan tiled roof. The property benefits from upvc double glazed windows. The rooms are of a light and spacious nature. The kitchen is fitted with a range of limed oak wall and base cupboards, island unit, dishwasher, Bosch 5 ring gas hob, Hotpoint double oven and grill. The large sitting room with French doors to the garden has a contemporary limestone fireplace with a real effect gas fire and an archway leads to a snug area. The bedrooms are well proportioned, with 3 having fitted wardrobes and there is a family bathroom and en-suite shower room to the master bedroom.
Outside
The property is situated in the quiet cul de sac of Allsebrook Gardens. To the front of the house is a herringbone blocked paved driveway with access to the integral double garage which has power and light. The rear garden is fenced and enjoys an outlook to a paddock. It is principally laid to lawn with mature shrubs, plants and trees.
Special remarks
The part of the property shown coloured blue on the location plan will be subject to an “overage provision” so that if planning permission is granted for a development including that land within the next 30 years a payment of 50% of the increase in the value of the land coloured blue will be due to the current owners”
directions Keeping the village shop and butchers on your right hand side proceed down the village passing the Wheatsheaf Inn on your left hand side. Continue and the entrance to Allsebrook Gardens is on the left hand side. Number 7 is at the end, identified by a house number.<br /><br />The village of Badsey lies approximately 2 miles to the East of the market town of Evesham and some 4½ miles to the north of Broadway and about 15 miles South West of Stratford-upon-Avon, the latter famous throughout the world for its Shakespearean connections. Badsey is a thriving community with a church, primary school, village store, butcher and two public houses. There is a mainline train station to London/Paddington in Evesham and Honeybourne (both within approximately 10 minutes by car). Regular local buses to Evesham and Chipping Campden with connections to Worcester and Malvern.
