4 bedroom detached house for sale
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- 4 - 5 bedrooms
- 5 reception rooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 0.37 acres
- Detached
- Double Garage
- Garden
The property has adapted well to modern living, with good room sizes and ceiling heights for a property of this age, yet retaining the period features and architecture of its origins. The property still boasts three staircases, one leading to the principal bedroom suite the others to the rest of the first-floor accommodation.
The thatch is of reed. The straw ridge was renewed in 2017.
To complement the original dwelling, a contemporary glazed garden room has been added, opening to the garden and contrasting pleasantly with the rest of the house without spoiling the visual appearance.
A large central chimney breast with an inglenook fireplace and woodburner in the drawing room, which has an especially fine-timbered ceiling, creates a focal point for the property. The flagstones, timberwork, early timber doors, elm and oak floorboards are special. The dining room also has a large recessed fireplace with a gas stove and fine flagstone floor. The kitchen has painted kitchen cabinets with granite and timber tops, Lacanche range cooker and integrated appliances, and leads to the stunning garden room, which has a folding glazed wall to the end and which flows seamlessly into the garden.
The principal bedroom has a walk-in closet and its own bathroom with a free-standing bath and separate shower. The other three bedrooms share the spacious family bathroom, which has a claw foot bath and separate shower.
The Cottage
The brick and timbered Cottage dates from around 1830 and was the village Reading Room, now providing an attractive 1/2 bedroom cottage with a large sitting/dining room and separate fitted kitchen with gas-fired central heating, double glazed leaded windows and parking for two cars.
Outside
The front of the property, elevated above the lane with stone retaining walls, is picturesque, with thatch eyebrow leaded windows and with wisteria adorning the wall and traditional cottage plants and with the boiler house, chimney stack and stone steps to doors to both hallways.
The shrub lined gravel drive passes the end of the property to access the cottage, parking and garage to the rear.
The main garden is west-facing, lawned and with flower beds, herbaceous borders and shrubs and wide edged gravel paths with mature evergreen boundary hedges. Traditional stone well. The patio, off the garden room, catches the afternoon and evening sunshine. The garden extends beyond the garage with a further lawn and shrubs.
The double garage with two pairs of wooden doors has a workshop adjoining and an open-fronted loggia with flagstone floor and terrace for al fresco dining and cooking overlooking the garden and a garden store.
Whiteoaks is surrounded by some of England's finest countryside.
It is well located for access to a number of regional centres, including the Regency spa town of Cheltenham and, the market town of Pershore and the city of Worcester, all of which offer superb every day amenities. The English show village of Broadway is nearby with a superb range of hotels, restaurants and public houses. The village of Great Comberton sits on the edge of Bredon Hill and consists of many delightful thatched cottages and includes Saint Michael's Church dating back to the 14th century. The property is within the village Conservation Area.
Pershore provides an intercity train service to London Paddington, as well as regular connections to Birmingham. The M5 at Tewkesbury and Worcester is approximately 9 miles distant and provides good access to the national motorway network. Birmingham International Airport can be reached within 45 minutes.
There is a wide choice of schools in the area, including King's School and The Royal Grammar School in Worcester, Cheltenham College and Malvern College, as well as renowned preparatory schools, the Elms at Colwall and Malvern St.James. Further afield lie more choices with Shrewsbury and Oxford all offering a range of excellent schools.
There is a wide selection of recreational and sporting facilities nearby with a number of good golf courses. Indoor and outdoor courts at nearby Pershore Tennis Club. Racing is available at both Cheltenham and Worcester, and the surrounding countryside provides a wonderful range of walking and riding opportunities along a network of bridleways.
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