House For Sale £1,000,000
Welcome to Tudor Cottage, a wonderful example of a Grade II listed family home, located within this highly sought after village that sits on the Gloucestershire/Worcestershire border.
The home which dates back to the 16th century is as one would expect, full of charm and character, personified by the original black and white timber framing and the part thatched roof which was installed in 2018, yet the current owners have cleverly added a balanced blend of modern, contemporary which incorporates the wonderful orangery, added to the home recently.
Add in that the property enjoys three further reception rooms, a recently upgraded kitchen/breakfast room, three bath/shower rooms and, plenty of driveway parking and mature gardens to both the front and rear elevations, you can begin to understand why Tudor Cottage comes with such a high reccomendation to view.
The property is in the village of Bredons Norton, which sits neatly between the villages of Bredon and Eckington. The larger village of the two, Bredon, is a village that provides a home to people of all ages. The appeal of the village is it's wealth of local amenities within walking distance including a village infant/primary school (OFSTED ‘outstanding' rating), pre-school, shop and post office, doctors surgery, village hall, church and two public houses. For those interested in activity and other pursuits there are several local clubs and societies as well as sports clubs offering bowls, football, rugby, cricket and tennis, playing fields, shooting clubs, sailing, the river and the local marina.
Returning to the property, one cannot help but be impressed as soon as step through the front door. The entrance is simply wonderful, full of the original features of yesteryear and featuring a vaulted ceiling and impressive staircase.
On the ground floor there are three formal reception rooms, these being the living room which enjoys an inglenook fireplace which within sits a modern, floating log burner above a hand cut stone hearth, supplied by a local quarry near to Evesham.
The additional two reception rooms include a sitting room, also with a feature fireplace and the second stairwell giving access to bedroom four and finally the dining room.
Further rooms to the property include the impressive kitchen/breakfast room which has recently been upgraded with new worktops and sink, as well as adding the Falcon range cooker. Furthermore, there is also an integrated fridge. Just off the kitchen is the separate utility room which in turn gives access to the front driveway.
Completing the ground floor is the very impressive and beautifully crafted orangery. Constructed from English Oak, the finish is exceptional with bi folding doors to the rear garden whilst the windows to the rear are also bi folding. Additional light is also brought into the space from the large roof lantern.
Upstairs, are four double bedrooms and a spacious landing which currently doubles up as a study area.
The master bedroom benefits from a wealth of fitted wardrobes whilst cleverly, walking through one of the wardrobes will lead you into the roof line where there is additional storage The master bedroom also benefits from a four-piece en suite bathroom which has only recently been installed.
Completing the upstairs accommodation are two family shower rooms, one located next to Bedroom two whilst the other serves bedrooms three and four.
Externally the home enjoys parking for multiple vehicles and the parking of four/five cars is easily done. During the current vendors ownership, they have had the original driveway replaced with one that is laid to resin which is aesthetically pleasing and certainly compliments the home. The remainder of the front is laid to lawn with maturing trees dotted throughout. There is also two outside taps, one cold and one hot tap
To the rear is a paved terrace, fitted within the last two years which in turn open onto the lawns and which is bordered by mature flower beds which are full of vibrancy and colour. The garden is fully enclosed and is 'dog proof' by way of natural stone walling and fencing.
Directions
To locate the property, please enter the following postcode: GL20 7HB. Once in the village, proceed to the junction with a verge in the middle and an old bus stop and turn right here. Proceed up the hill where the property can be located on your left.
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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
The home which dates back to the 16th century is as one would expect, full of charm and character, personified by the original black and white timber framing and the part thatched roof which was installed in 2018, yet the current owners have cleverly added a balanced blend of modern, contemporary which incorporates the wonderful orangery, added to the home recently.
Add in that the property enjoys three further reception rooms, a recently upgraded kitchen/breakfast room, three bath/shower rooms and, plenty of driveway parking and mature gardens to both the front and rear elevations, you can begin to understand why Tudor Cottage comes with such a high reccomendation to view.
The property is in the village of Bredons Norton, which sits neatly between the villages of Bredon and Eckington. The larger village of the two, Bredon, is a village that provides a home to people of all ages. The appeal of the village is it's wealth of local amenities within walking distance including a village infant/primary school (OFSTED ‘outstanding' rating), pre-school, shop and post office, doctors surgery, village hall, church and two public houses. For those interested in activity and other pursuits there are several local clubs and societies as well as sports clubs offering bowls, football, rugby, cricket and tennis, playing fields, shooting clubs, sailing, the river and the local marina.
Returning to the property, one cannot help but be impressed as soon as step through the front door. The entrance is simply wonderful, full of the original features of yesteryear and featuring a vaulted ceiling and impressive staircase.
On the ground floor there are three formal reception rooms, these being the living room which enjoys an inglenook fireplace which within sits a modern, floating log burner above a hand cut stone hearth, supplied by a local quarry near to Evesham.
The additional two reception rooms include a sitting room, also with a feature fireplace and the second stairwell giving access to bedroom four and finally the dining room.
Further rooms to the property include the impressive kitchen/breakfast room which has recently been upgraded with new worktops and sink, as well as adding the Falcon range cooker. Furthermore, there is also an integrated fridge. Just off the kitchen is the separate utility room which in turn gives access to the front driveway.
Completing the ground floor is the very impressive and beautifully crafted orangery. Constructed from English Oak, the finish is exceptional with bi folding doors to the rear garden whilst the windows to the rear are also bi folding. Additional light is also brought into the space from the large roof lantern.
Upstairs, are four double bedrooms and a spacious landing which currently doubles up as a study area.
The master bedroom benefits from a wealth of fitted wardrobes whilst cleverly, walking through one of the wardrobes will lead you into the roof line where there is additional storage The master bedroom also benefits from a four-piece en suite bathroom which has only recently been installed.
Completing the upstairs accommodation are two family shower rooms, one located next to Bedroom two whilst the other serves bedrooms three and four.
Externally the home enjoys parking for multiple vehicles and the parking of four/five cars is easily done. During the current vendors ownership, they have had the original driveway replaced with one that is laid to resin which is aesthetically pleasing and certainly compliments the home. The remainder of the front is laid to lawn with maturing trees dotted throughout. There is also two outside taps, one cold and one hot tap
To the rear is a paved terrace, fitted within the last two years which in turn open onto the lawns and which is bordered by mature flower beds which are full of vibrancy and colour. The garden is fully enclosed and is 'dog proof' by way of natural stone walling and fencing.
Directions
To locate the property, please enter the following postcode: GL20 7HB. Once in the village, proceed to the junction with a verge in the middle and an old bus stop and turn right here. Proceed up the hill where the property can be located on your left.
what3words /// tolerable.ending.sweetly
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
