House For Sale £585,000
Detached Home l Hamlet Location l 4 Double Bedrooms l 2 En-Suites l Bathroom l Shower Rm l Cloakroom l 11'3 Study l 17'11 (max) Living Rm l 13'3 Dining Rm l 13'5 (max) Kitchen/Breakfast Rm l 2 Utility Rms l Multiple Vehicle Parking l 16'4 Garage l Gardens to 3 Sides
Situated in the Hamlet of Kinsham that is on the outskirts of Tewkesbury and Bredon Hill, is this deceptively spacious detached family home. Ashley Cottage has private established gardens to three sides and is set back from the road. It is reached by an electric gate that leads onto it's driveway to offer multiple vehicle parking as well as access to a detached garage and space for a caravan.
Ground Floor
You enter the home initially to a porch providing space for coats and shoes etc. This leads on to a spacious hall that provides access to the majority of the ground floor rooms, has stairs to the first floor as well as doors to a downstairs toilet and the first of two utility rooms.
There is a 9' x 11'3 study and a 17'5 (max) x 17'11 (max) living room which is a light and airy room with windows to three sides and a view of the rear garden. There is a 9'11 x 13'3 dining room that also has a view of the rear garden as well as a door to outside.
The 11'11 (max) x 13'5 (max) kitchen/breakfast room has been re-fitted. This room offers storage and worksurfaces as well as a breakfast bar and a door through to a second utility room that has access through to a downstairs shower room. The kitchen/breakfast room has integrated appliances that include a fridge/freezer as well as a dishwasher, and induction hob, a combination oven/microwave and a further fan-assisted oven.
First Floor
Arranged over this floor are four double bedrooms and a bathroom. The main bedroom is 12' (min) x 13'4 and has a jack and jill en-suite shower room (shared with bedroom three). The second bedroom is 12' (max) x 13'6 (max) and also has an en-suite shower room. The third bedroom is 9'10 (max) x 13'3 (max) and has a fitted wardrobe as well as a door through to the jack and jill en-suite shared with bedroom one. The fourth bedroom is 9 x 11'10 and then finally, the bathroom has a white suite with an over-bath shower.
General and Outside
The home is warmed by central heating from an air source heat pump and has double glazing. There are private established gardens to the front, side and rear of the home. These are mostly lawned however there are also areas of patio and spaces for seating and storage sheds etc.
Agent's Note
The current owners had previously thought of extending to the side of the property. This would have created a further bedroom with a double garage beneath. They applied for planning permission however they chose not to go ahead. The planning permission expired in July 2021.
Area
The hamlet of Kinsham neighbours the larger villages of Kemerton and Bredon with the larger village of Bredon offering a thriving community and offering amenities such as a village shop and post office, an ofsted `outstanding` rated primary school, doctors` surgery, village hall and two public houses. The village is also home to football, rugby and bowls clubs. The nearest town is the Medieval town of Tewkesbury which offers supermarkets, restaurants, coffee shops and a leisure centre whilst for the commuter, there is a train station at Ashchurch and Tewkesbury sits just off Junction 9 of the M5 motorway.
Situated in the Hamlet of Kinsham that is on the outskirts of Tewkesbury and Bredon Hill, is this deceptively spacious detached family home. Ashley Cottage has private established gardens to three sides and is set back from the road. It is reached by an electric gate that leads onto it's driveway to offer multiple vehicle parking as well as access to a detached garage and space for a caravan.
Ground Floor
You enter the home initially to a porch providing space for coats and shoes etc. This leads on to a spacious hall that provides access to the majority of the ground floor rooms, has stairs to the first floor as well as doors to a downstairs toilet and the first of two utility rooms.
There is a 9' x 11'3 study and a 17'5 (max) x 17'11 (max) living room which is a light and airy room with windows to three sides and a view of the rear garden. There is a 9'11 x 13'3 dining room that also has a view of the rear garden as well as a door to outside.
The 11'11 (max) x 13'5 (max) kitchen/breakfast room has been re-fitted. This room offers storage and worksurfaces as well as a breakfast bar and a door through to a second utility room that has access through to a downstairs shower room. The kitchen/breakfast room has integrated appliances that include a fridge/freezer as well as a dishwasher, and induction hob, a combination oven/microwave and a further fan-assisted oven.
First Floor
Arranged over this floor are four double bedrooms and a bathroom. The main bedroom is 12' (min) x 13'4 and has a jack and jill en-suite shower room (shared with bedroom three). The second bedroom is 12' (max) x 13'6 (max) and also has an en-suite shower room. The third bedroom is 9'10 (max) x 13'3 (max) and has a fitted wardrobe as well as a door through to the jack and jill en-suite shared with bedroom one. The fourth bedroom is 9 x 11'10 and then finally, the bathroom has a white suite with an over-bath shower.
General and Outside
The home is warmed by central heating from an air source heat pump and has double glazing. There are private established gardens to the front, side and rear of the home. These are mostly lawned however there are also areas of patio and spaces for seating and storage sheds etc.
Agent's Note
The current owners had previously thought of extending to the side of the property. This would have created a further bedroom with a double garage beneath. They applied for planning permission however they chose not to go ahead. The planning permission expired in July 2021.
Area
The hamlet of Kinsham neighbours the larger villages of Kemerton and Bredon with the larger village of Bredon offering a thriving community and offering amenities such as a village shop and post office, an ofsted `outstanding` rated primary school, doctors` surgery, village hall and two public houses. The village is also home to football, rugby and bowls clubs. The nearest town is the Medieval town of Tewkesbury which offers supermarkets, restaurants, coffee shops and a leisure centre whilst for the commuter, there is a train station at Ashchurch and Tewkesbury sits just off Junction 9 of the M5 motorway.
