Map4 bedroom detached house for sale
High Street, Kemerton, Gloucestershire
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Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
2,927 sq ft / 272 sq m
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- A stunning four double bedroom detached family home, located in the heart of the village
- Sat within mature grounds of circa 1/2 acre, and enjoying a high degree of privacy
- Full of charm and character and having been extended, offers a wealth of accommodation
- Ground floor enjoys living room with log burning stove and dining room with open fire
- Further rooms include kitchen/breakfast room, study, family room and utility
- Completing the ground floor is a large double bedroom and modern, three piece shower room
- Upstairs are three further double bedroom, master bedroom with walk in wardrobe
- Upstairs completed by modern, four piece family bathroom
- Driveway parking to the front, detached barn to the rear (possible garage conversion)
- A property that must be viewed to be fully appreciated
A wonderful four double bedroom detached, period family home, which is beautifully presented and ready to move into and enjoy. Located in the heart of the village, the home which has been extended and so today enjoys a wealth of accommodation across the two floors, which is accompanied by a mature plot, being circa ½ acre which within sits a large, detached barn, which houses an original apple press.
The home, which is accessed via a gravel driveway, leading to the parking area is bordered by gardens, which offer a wealth of mature plants and shrubs.
Internally the home enjoys two formal reception rooms with the living room enjoying a log burning stove and French doors onto the garden whilst the dining room benefits from an open grated fire.
The kitchen/breakfast room is a lovely space with the breakfast area enjoying stone flooring and French doors to the garden whilst the kitchen, finished to a countryside character enjoys a wealth of units and a host of integrated appliances which includes a three-door gas AGA.
Further rooms to the ground floor include the study, enjoying views across the front garden, a utility room, the recently installed shower room and a double bedroom which benefits from fitted wardrobes and French doors to the gardens terrace.
Completing the ground floor is the expansive family/children's play room which was originally a cowshed. Today the room enjoys exposed timbers to the roof line and beautiful natural stone walls whilst the room is flooded with natural light from the large, two front facing windows.
Upstairs the character of the home continues with three good sized double bedrooms and a modern, four-piece family bathroom, complete with freestanding roll top bath.
To the rear the garden that accompanies the home is a delight. Enjoying expansive lawned areas which sits alongside an orchard where one will find a selection of apple, pear and plum trees as well as an area that has been designated for the growing of vegetables with the orchard and formal garden being linked by a woodland walk which runs along the top and down the side of the property's boundary.
Also within the garden is a greenhouse, terrace, timber shed, , children's Wendy house, a gardener's loo and finally a detached barn which within sits an original apple press.
The barn further benefits from light and power and double height roof line and has great potential to become even more than it is today, examples of this and subject to the relevant planning consents being granted could include a garage or even an annex to the main home.
The garden is fully enclosed and enjoys a high degree of privacy.
Location
Kemerton affords a real sense of community, with its two churches, a village hall, which holds several events plus the public house, the Crown Inn and a village coffee house.
The neighbouring village of Bredon is slightly larger and here there are further amenities to include a village shop and post office, a church, two further public houses, The Fox and Hounds and The Royal Oak. The village of Bredon also offers a rugby and football club plus a doctor's surgery and there is also a primary school. For those that play cricket, there are cricket grounds in both Westmancote and Overbury.
For those needing to commute, the M5 motorway is within a 10-minute drive and provides north and southbound junctions to Birmingham and Bristol whilst within equal distance, is the A46 for those needing to access Warwick or Stratford
Directions
To locate the property, please enter the following postcode into your sat nav system: GL20 7HP. Upon arrival, the property can be identified by our For Sale sign
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Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
The home, which is accessed via a gravel driveway, leading to the parking area is bordered by gardens, which offer a wealth of mature plants and shrubs.
Internally the home enjoys two formal reception rooms with the living room enjoying a log burning stove and French doors onto the garden whilst the dining room benefits from an open grated fire.
The kitchen/breakfast room is a lovely space with the breakfast area enjoying stone flooring and French doors to the garden whilst the kitchen, finished to a countryside character enjoys a wealth of units and a host of integrated appliances which includes a three-door gas AGA.
Further rooms to the ground floor include the study, enjoying views across the front garden, a utility room, the recently installed shower room and a double bedroom which benefits from fitted wardrobes and French doors to the gardens terrace.
Completing the ground floor is the expansive family/children's play room which was originally a cowshed. Today the room enjoys exposed timbers to the roof line and beautiful natural stone walls whilst the room is flooded with natural light from the large, two front facing windows.
Upstairs the character of the home continues with three good sized double bedrooms and a modern, four-piece family bathroom, complete with freestanding roll top bath.
To the rear the garden that accompanies the home is a delight. Enjoying expansive lawned areas which sits alongside an orchard where one will find a selection of apple, pear and plum trees as well as an area that has been designated for the growing of vegetables with the orchard and formal garden being linked by a woodland walk which runs along the top and down the side of the property's boundary.
Also within the garden is a greenhouse, terrace, timber shed, , children's Wendy house, a gardener's loo and finally a detached barn which within sits an original apple press.
The barn further benefits from light and power and double height roof line and has great potential to become even more than it is today, examples of this and subject to the relevant planning consents being granted could include a garage or even an annex to the main home.
The garden is fully enclosed and enjoys a high degree of privacy.
Location
Kemerton affords a real sense of community, with its two churches, a village hall, which holds several events plus the public house, the Crown Inn and a village coffee house.
The neighbouring village of Bredon is slightly larger and here there are further amenities to include a village shop and post office, a church, two further public houses, The Fox and Hounds and The Royal Oak. The village of Bredon also offers a rugby and football club plus a doctor's surgery and there is also a primary school. For those that play cricket, there are cricket grounds in both Westmancote and Overbury.
For those needing to commute, the M5 motorway is within a 10-minute drive and provides north and southbound junctions to Birmingham and Bristol whilst within equal distance, is the A46 for those needing to access Warwick or Stratford
Directions
To locate the property, please enter the following postcode into your sat nav system: GL20 7HP. Upon arrival, the property can be identified by our For Sale sign
what3words /// struts.treatable.boring
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
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Hughes Sealey is an independent estate agency, established in 2017 by Directors, Craig and Amanda and which has become synonymous with the successful selling of prime residential property throughout Cheltenham and the neighbouring towns and villages found within Gloucestershire and Worcestershire. Hughes Sealey is known for its blend of creative and intelligent marketing, so ensuring that its clients' homes are presented to the largest audience. Utilising online technology, professional marketing services and over 70 years of selling experience, it ensures that your property stands out to attract the right buyer. Within Hughes Sealey, you will find a positive, enthusiastic and very professional team of people who have a wealth of experience in the selling of residential property throughout Gloucestershire & Worcestershire. They understand that the buying and selling of property, whilst being extremely exciting, can also be stressful at times, so are always on hand to help and guide you. Priding themselves on exceptional customer service, integrity and honesty, they are confident that you will be delighted with the services offered during every step of the process. Hughes Sealey’s passion and commitment provides a solid foundation from which to build success. Powered by a sophisticated team, your property will be broadly promoted – locally, regionally, nationally and internationally – using a proven spectrum of marketing and advertising tools to target high end buyers.