4 bedroom detached house for sale

Detached home in superb location in a private no through road within this active and accessible village

Description

Helms Deep is believed to date from the 1960’s and the current owners have been in residence for nearly 30 years. The accommodation is light and has been lovingly maintained.

An enclosed entrance porch leads into an entrance hall with a door off to the utility room and an inner hall with a cloakroom. The good sized sitting room is lovely and light with windows to the front and sliding doors to the rear to the garden. There is also a multi-fuel burner. A door leads into the kitchen/breakfast room with a window overlooking the gardens, fitted with floor and wall cupboards, fitted appliances including a gas hob and electric double oven, and a breakfast bar. An archway opens into the dining room also with double aspect. The utility room has a ceramic sink, plumbing for a washing machine and a door out to the garden. A door also leads into the double garage with electric door, power and light and housing the gas fired boiler.

On the first floor a landing leads to the main bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room plus two further bedrooms, one currently used as a study. An open tread staircase leads up to the second floor bedroom which was originally designed as an artist’s studio.

Outside, there is driveway parking to the front of the property, and a double garage. The front gardens are laid to lawns with flower and shrub beds bordered by beech hedging. To the rear are gravel and paved patio areas, level lawns, a greenhouse and garden shed, shrub borders and a magnificent Magnolia tree.

Location

Helms Deep is set in the old centre of this thriving and active village. Old Mansion Drive is a private cul de sac shared with three other homes. One of the major attractions of the village, together with it’s amenities, 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: 1,938 sq ft



Additional Info

Services: Mains water and electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating.

Local Authority: Wychavon District Council.