House For Sale £320,000
An opportunity to purchase an attractive 3 bedroom semi-detached Victorian house offering accommodation over three floors with beautiful and far-reaching rural views across the neighbouring countryside. The property is available with no onward chain and an internal viewing is thoroughly recommended.
Directions - From the village of Hartlebury take the B4193 Hartlebury Road in the direction of Stourport and turn right onto Wilden Top Road. Continue for a short distance and the property will be found on the left-hand side.
Location - Stourport on Severn offers a bustling town centre with a wide range of shops and facilities to meet your everyday needs. This Georgian canal town is situated in the heart of the Severn Valley with the beautiful river Severn running through it as well as the canal basin, both providing a great place to wander around at leisure and explore and the abundance of water creates an air of peace and tranquillity with a number of local pubs, cafes and restaurants.
The village of Hartlebury is immensely popular and is the most northerly Parish in the district of Wychavon in the County of Worcestershire. It borders Kidderminster and Stourport in the Wyre Forest as well as the villages of Elmley Lovett and Ombersley to the south. The centre of the village has been designated a conservation area and is home to Hartlebury Castle and also houses the Worcestershire County Museum. Hartlebury Village has good transport links with a regular bus service, railway station and easy access to the motorway network. Village life thrives with a Post Office, public houses, two churches, general store and two schools as well as the village Hall.
Kidderminster is an excellent location for commuting, with the M5 and M42 giving access to Birmingham Airport and NEC, and the M40 for Oxford, London and the South East. A short distance away is the delightful Georgian riverside town of Bewdley and West Midlands Safari Park with many attractions.
Introduction - This attractive semi-detached Victorian house offers accommodation over three floors having been extended to create a fitted kitchen diner with utility room and ground floor shower room. There are two reception rooms and a useful cellar. To the first floor are two double bedrooms, a bathroom and a particularly generous third bedroom to the second floor into the converted roof space. The property has off road parking to the front and attractive private gardens to the rear, all with beautiful and far-reaching rural views across the neighbouring countryside. The property is available with no onward chain and an internal viewing is thoroughly recommended.
Full Details - The property is approached off Wilden Top Lane via cast iron double gates, leading to a part gravel frontage and part concrete hard standing providing off road parking leading to the main entrance door and a secondary door into the rear kitchen diner. The main entrance leads into a small inner hallway
Inner Hallway - With straight flight staircase to the first floor with solid wooden panel doors leading to both and rear reception rooms.
Living Room - Situated to the front being attractive and spacious, with a feature exposed brick fire place with tiled hearth, log burning stove and wooden mantle over. There are power points, radiator, TV aerial lead, ceiling mounted light fitting and UPVC double glazed bay window.
Dining Room - Situated towards the rear of the property having an attractive feature exposed brick fire place, log burning stove, tiled hearth, wooden surround and mantle over. There are a number of power points, a double panel radiator, ceiling mounted light fitting and double-glazed window to the side aspect. There is a door accessing the cellar and double, multi panelled glazed doors leading to the rear kitchen diner.
Kitchen Diner - Being well proportioned with tiled floor, rolled top work surface with inset ceramic sink, mixer tap, tiled surround, inset power points, base units and space for electric oven and hob. There are dual ceiling mounted light fittings and UPVC double glazed windows to both rear and side aspects with attractive outlook across the private garden and surrounding countryside. There is space for dining table and chairs and access to the utility room and ground floor shower room.
Utility - With a fitted work surface, wall mounted cupboard, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine and/or tumble dryer and space for free standing fridge freezer. There are power points, radiator, wall mounted 'Ideal Logic' gas boiler and UPVC double glazed window overlooking the garden.
Shower Room - Having a white suite of low level close coupled WC, wash hand basin with tiled splash back, corner shower cubicle with raised non slip tray being fully tiled with shower and glazed sliding doors. There is a stainless-steel wall mounted heated towel rail, ceiling mounted light fitting and dual aspect obscure UPVC double glazed windows.
Cellar - Having power and lighting with good head height, raised brick shelves and plenty of space for storage/workshop.
First Floor Landing - With ceiling mounted light, step up to a larger 'L' shaped landing with dual ceiling mounted light fittings, radiator and access to both first floor bedrooms and bathroom and a solid wooden panel door leading to a straight flight staircase accessing the second floor bedroom. There are two double bedrooms to the first floor each with power points, radiators, ceiling mounted light fittings and double-glazed windows with fabulous rural views.
First Floor Bathroom - Having a white suite of low level close coupled WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panel bath, extensively tiled surround, wall mounted 'Mira Go' shower unit with glazed shower screen, shower curtain and rail. There is a generous fitted cupboard (formally airing cupboard), single panel radiator, ceiling mounted light fitting and UPVC double glazed window with attractive rural views.
Second Floor - Into the converted roof space is a fabulous spacious bedroom with power points, double panel radiator, dual ceiling mounted light fittings, access to roof space, additional eaves storage and UPVC double glazed window offering beautiful countryside views.
Outside - To the front of the property there is a double gated access onto a gravelled fore garden, part gravelled, part concrete driveway to the side of the property leading to a covered car port providing off road parking for a number of vehicles. There is external security lighting, access into the main door and into the extended rear kitchen.
The rear garden has an initial paved patio with paved pathway leading to the rear with level lawned areas and well stocked mature shrub, flower and herbaceous borders. The garden is bordered via part wooden panel fencing, part mature hedges, timber garden store, separate shed and greenhouse. The property enjoys a good degree of privacy bordering open fields to the one side and is well proportioned offering plenty of space for family living. There is external water supply and external courtesy lighting and external water proof power point.
Agents Note - The current owner pays a license fee of £50 per annum to allow vehicular access to the rear of the garden with a small additional area of 'garden' housing a generous timber storage shed. This option would be available to the incumbent property owner should they so wish. Please contact the agent for more information.
Services - Mains water, electricity, drainage and gas are understood to be connected. None of these services have been tested.
Fixtures & Fittings - Only those items described in these sale particulars are included in the sale.
Tenure - Freehold with Vacant Possession upon Completion.
Directions - From the village of Hartlebury take the B4193 Hartlebury Road in the direction of Stourport and turn right onto Wilden Top Road. Continue for a short distance and the property will be found on the left-hand side.
Location - Stourport on Severn offers a bustling town centre with a wide range of shops and facilities to meet your everyday needs. This Georgian canal town is situated in the heart of the Severn Valley with the beautiful river Severn running through it as well as the canal basin, both providing a great place to wander around at leisure and explore and the abundance of water creates an air of peace and tranquillity with a number of local pubs, cafes and restaurants.
The village of Hartlebury is immensely popular and is the most northerly Parish in the district of Wychavon in the County of Worcestershire. It borders Kidderminster and Stourport in the Wyre Forest as well as the villages of Elmley Lovett and Ombersley to the south. The centre of the village has been designated a conservation area and is home to Hartlebury Castle and also houses the Worcestershire County Museum. Hartlebury Village has good transport links with a regular bus service, railway station and easy access to the motorway network. Village life thrives with a Post Office, public houses, two churches, general store and two schools as well as the village Hall.
Kidderminster is an excellent location for commuting, with the M5 and M42 giving access to Birmingham Airport and NEC, and the M40 for Oxford, London and the South East. A short distance away is the delightful Georgian riverside town of Bewdley and West Midlands Safari Park with many attractions.
Introduction - This attractive semi-detached Victorian house offers accommodation over three floors having been extended to create a fitted kitchen diner with utility room and ground floor shower room. There are two reception rooms and a useful cellar. To the first floor are two double bedrooms, a bathroom and a particularly generous third bedroom to the second floor into the converted roof space. The property has off road parking to the front and attractive private gardens to the rear, all with beautiful and far-reaching rural views across the neighbouring countryside. The property is available with no onward chain and an internal viewing is thoroughly recommended.
Full Details - The property is approached off Wilden Top Lane via cast iron double gates, leading to a part gravel frontage and part concrete hard standing providing off road parking leading to the main entrance door and a secondary door into the rear kitchen diner. The main entrance leads into a small inner hallway
Inner Hallway - With straight flight staircase to the first floor with solid wooden panel doors leading to both and rear reception rooms.
Living Room - Situated to the front being attractive and spacious, with a feature exposed brick fire place with tiled hearth, log burning stove and wooden mantle over. There are power points, radiator, TV aerial lead, ceiling mounted light fitting and UPVC double glazed bay window.
Dining Room - Situated towards the rear of the property having an attractive feature exposed brick fire place, log burning stove, tiled hearth, wooden surround and mantle over. There are a number of power points, a double panel radiator, ceiling mounted light fitting and double-glazed window to the side aspect. There is a door accessing the cellar and double, multi panelled glazed doors leading to the rear kitchen diner.
Kitchen Diner - Being well proportioned with tiled floor, rolled top work surface with inset ceramic sink, mixer tap, tiled surround, inset power points, base units and space for electric oven and hob. There are dual ceiling mounted light fittings and UPVC double glazed windows to both rear and side aspects with attractive outlook across the private garden and surrounding countryside. There is space for dining table and chairs and access to the utility room and ground floor shower room.
Utility - With a fitted work surface, wall mounted cupboard, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine and/or tumble dryer and space for free standing fridge freezer. There are power points, radiator, wall mounted 'Ideal Logic' gas boiler and UPVC double glazed window overlooking the garden.
Shower Room - Having a white suite of low level close coupled WC, wash hand basin with tiled splash back, corner shower cubicle with raised non slip tray being fully tiled with shower and glazed sliding doors. There is a stainless-steel wall mounted heated towel rail, ceiling mounted light fitting and dual aspect obscure UPVC double glazed windows.
Cellar - Having power and lighting with good head height, raised brick shelves and plenty of space for storage/workshop.
First Floor Landing - With ceiling mounted light, step up to a larger 'L' shaped landing with dual ceiling mounted light fittings, radiator and access to both first floor bedrooms and bathroom and a solid wooden panel door leading to a straight flight staircase accessing the second floor bedroom. There are two double bedrooms to the first floor each with power points, radiators, ceiling mounted light fittings and double-glazed windows with fabulous rural views.
First Floor Bathroom - Having a white suite of low level close coupled WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panel bath, extensively tiled surround, wall mounted 'Mira Go' shower unit with glazed shower screen, shower curtain and rail. There is a generous fitted cupboard (formally airing cupboard), single panel radiator, ceiling mounted light fitting and UPVC double glazed window with attractive rural views.
Second Floor - Into the converted roof space is a fabulous spacious bedroom with power points, double panel radiator, dual ceiling mounted light fittings, access to roof space, additional eaves storage and UPVC double glazed window offering beautiful countryside views.
Outside - To the front of the property there is a double gated access onto a gravelled fore garden, part gravelled, part concrete driveway to the side of the property leading to a covered car port providing off road parking for a number of vehicles. There is external security lighting, access into the main door and into the extended rear kitchen.
The rear garden has an initial paved patio with paved pathway leading to the rear with level lawned areas and well stocked mature shrub, flower and herbaceous borders. The garden is bordered via part wooden panel fencing, part mature hedges, timber garden store, separate shed and greenhouse. The property enjoys a good degree of privacy bordering open fields to the one side and is well proportioned offering plenty of space for family living. There is external water supply and external courtesy lighting and external water proof power point.
Agents Note - The current owner pays a license fee of £50 per annum to allow vehicular access to the rear of the garden with a small additional area of 'garden' housing a generous timber storage shed. This option would be available to the incumbent property owner should they so wish. Please contact the agent for more information.
Services - Mains water, electricity, drainage and gas are understood to be connected. None of these services have been tested.
Fixtures & Fittings - Only those items described in these sale particulars are included in the sale.
Tenure - Freehold with Vacant Possession upon Completion.
