House For Sale £635,000
Charming cottage within active and accessible village
Description
Listed Grade II, Avon Cottage dates from 1600 and is full of period charm and original features including a mass of exposed beams, large fireplaces and original doors. The current owners have updated the property including recoating the front elevation thatch and a new ridge in north devon wheat straw in 2017, a new central heating system in 2016, new kitchen and new bathrooms.
The front door opens into a panelled entrance lobby leading to a good sized sitting room with a large open fireplace, triple aspect and exposed beams. An adjoining dining room also has a large fireplace, stairs to the first floor and windows to front and rear. Beyond the dining room is a fitted kitchen, with floor and wall units and an Aga, windows front and rear and a door out to the gardens.
On the first floor a large landing leads to the main bedroom with fitted wardrobes and the shower room. A second large landing used as a study area leads to two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
A driveway leads off Church Street and runs down the side of the cottage to a detached outbuilding, currently used as storage but ideal as a workshop or garaging. The pretty gardens wrap around the cottage whilst mainly lying to the rear and side with a patio area, well stocked borders and level lawns. To the front the cottage is set back and raised off Church Street bounded by stone walling, lawns and flower beds.
Location
Avon Cottage is set in a conservation area within the centre of this thriving and active village. One of the major attractions of the village is the accessibility to other major centres, such as Tewkesbury (3 miles), Pershore (7 miles), Evesham and Cheltenham (both 12 miles) and the M5 (less than 4 miles), as well as good road links to the A46 and A38. This is a thriving village and together with a Church of England First School, has St Giles Church, village stores, pubs, Doctors’ Surgery, bus services, village hall and various groups and activities. There are numerous sporting and leisure opportunities in the area including along those along the River Avon and miles of walking trails on Bredon Hill and the beautiful adjoining countryside.
Square Footage: 1,933 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: Mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating.
Description
Listed Grade II, Avon Cottage dates from 1600 and is full of period charm and original features including a mass of exposed beams, large fireplaces and original doors. The current owners have updated the property including recoating the front elevation thatch and a new ridge in north devon wheat straw in 2017, a new central heating system in 2016, new kitchen and new bathrooms.
The front door opens into a panelled entrance lobby leading to a good sized sitting room with a large open fireplace, triple aspect and exposed beams. An adjoining dining room also has a large fireplace, stairs to the first floor and windows to front and rear. Beyond the dining room is a fitted kitchen, with floor and wall units and an Aga, windows front and rear and a door out to the gardens.
On the first floor a large landing leads to the main bedroom with fitted wardrobes and the shower room. A second large landing used as a study area leads to two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
A driveway leads off Church Street and runs down the side of the cottage to a detached outbuilding, currently used as storage but ideal as a workshop or garaging. The pretty gardens wrap around the cottage whilst mainly lying to the rear and side with a patio area, well stocked borders and level lawns. To the front the cottage is set back and raised off Church Street bounded by stone walling, lawns and flower beds.
Location
Avon Cottage is set in a conservation area within the centre of this thriving and active village. One of the major attractions of the village is the accessibility to other major centres, such as Tewkesbury (3 miles), Pershore (7 miles), Evesham and Cheltenham (both 12 miles) and the M5 (less than 4 miles), as well as good road links to the A46 and A38. This is a thriving village and together with a Church of England First School, has St Giles Church, village stores, pubs, Doctors’ Surgery, bus services, village hall and various groups and activities. There are numerous sporting and leisure opportunities in the area including along those along the River Avon and miles of walking trails on Bredon Hill and the beautiful adjoining countryside.
Square Footage: 1,933 sq ft
Additional Info
Services: Mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating.
