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2 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
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Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Elegant and charming Grade II listed cottage
- Picturesque village setting
- Traditional kitchen
- Exposed timber beams
- Dining room
- Cosy living room with inglenook fireplace
- Two bedrooms
- Beautiful country cottage gardens
- Converted garage studio
- Ample off road parking
This most elegant and charming early 17th-century cottage in Charlton village, with its sympathetically restored features and historic ambiance, provides a rare opportunity to own a piece of Tudor history. From the exquisite, exposed timbers to the inviting inglenook fireplace, every detail showcases the timeless allure of this delightful home within a picturesque village setting. With extended ground floor accommodation, two good size bedrooms, ample off-road parking, a garage converted into a studio and lovely well-stocked gardens this cottage offers a practical living space.
Upon entering the cottage, you'll be transported back in time while enjoying modern comforts. The property has been sympathetically restored to preserve its historic integrity while incorporating modern conveniences, highlighting and enhancing the cottage's original charm. The interior comprises charming living spaces, including a cosy living room, a traditional kitchen with modern amenities discreetly integrated, and a separate dining room plus small office, utility room and downstairs WC. An impressive inglenook fireplace serves as the focal point of the living area, featuring a large hearth and oak beam mantel, creating a cosy atmosphere. The interior showcases exposed timber beams throughout, highlighting the craftsmanship of the era and adding warmth and character to the living spaces. Flagstone flooring, a hallmark of Tudor homes, provides a rustic and timeless aesthetic and complements the historic charm of the cottage.
The cottage features lovely gardens with brick pathways, cottage-style plants, and seating areas, offering a peaceful retreat surrounded by history.
Positioned in the heart of Charlton village, the cottage enjoys a sought-after location with easy access to local amenities, village pubs, scenic walks, and community events. Charlton is a pretty village with an active community. The Charlton Fayre is held on the Green annually and brings the village together, with the pub playing a large part in the festivities. Charlton shares a Primary and Pre School with neighbouring village, Cropthorne and is on the bus route for children to travel to Prince Henry’s High School in Evesham. Located between Pershore and Evesham, Charlton is well served by the larger village of Fladbury, just one mile away, offering another Primary school, a pre-school, an award-winning butcher’s shop, hairdresser, church, village hall and two further village pubs. Local amenities also include an Olympic award-winning canoe and kayak club, two golf clubs and active tennis, cricket and football clubs. Further shopping, recreational and educational facilities can be found in the centres of Evesham, Pershore, Tewkesbury, Cheltenham and Worcester.
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