4 bedroom detached house for sale

RE-AVAILABLE! This superbly presented, charming, detached cottage is situated at the outer edges of Lower Moor Village, flanked by open fields and offering lovely countryside views. The accommodation briefly comprises; Rear hall / utility room, downstairs WC, study, spacious kitchen / dining room and two generous reception rooms to the ground floor. To the first floor is the primary suite with shower room and walk in wardrobe, three further double bedrooms, and the family bathroom. The attic also offers potential for further accommodation.

ENTRANCE HALL / UTILITY
Entered at the rear of the property, directly from the parking area, through a solid wooden stable door. Featuring a Belfast sink, flagstone flooring, wall cabinets, space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble drier.

DOWNSTAIRS WC
White close coupled WC. Flagstone floor

STUDY
A useful room which is ideal as a home office or hobby room.
Double glazed window to the front aspect, carpeted floor and radiator.

OPEN PLAN KITCHEN / DINING ROOM / RECEPTION ROOM
Wrapping around in a U shape, this room provides the ideal family / entertaining space.

- KITCHEN /DINING AREA
A well-proportioned room, featuring double glazed windows to front and rear aspects, flagstone floor and radiator. Providing ample space for a large dining table, ideal for family gatherings.
Fitted with a range of matching cabinets with solid wooden surfaces above and a useful central island. Single sink and drainer, built in ceramic hob, and a superb (gas fired) Rayburn range cooker.
- RECEPTION HALL / SNUG
Opening out from the kitchen / diner, this area offers a cozy space with open fire, parquet flooring and radiator. There is a double glazed window the to the front and French patio doors to the rear garden. The formal front door leads into this room and the beautiful, solid oak staircase guides you upstairs.

SITTING ROOM
A spacious, light and bright room with double glazed window to the rear, and French patio doors leading to the front gardens. Flagstone flooring and inglenook fireplace with cast iron multifuel burning stove.

STAIRS AND LANDING
Solid oak staircase leading to first floor. Carpeted landing, loft access and doors to all rooms.

PRINCIPAL BEDROOM
Double glazed window to front aspect, carpeted floor, radiator and doors to walk-in wardrobe and en-suite.

WALK-IN WARDROBE
With skylight and carpeted floor. Providing space for hanging clothes and cabinets. Also housing the combi-boiler.

EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM
With matching white suite consisting of pedestal sink, close coupled WC, and walk in shower.
Two opaque, double glazed windows to rear aspect, tiled flooring and heated towel rail.
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BEDROOM 2
With double glazed window to rear aspect, carpeted floor and fitted wardrobes.

BEDROOM 3
With double glazed window to front aspect, carpeted floor and fitted wardrobes.

BEDROOM 4
With double glazed window to front aspect, carpeted floor and fitted wardrobe.

FAMILY BATHROOM
With matching white suite consisting of pedestal sink, close coupled WC, panel bath and walk in shower.
Opaque, double glazed window to rear aspect, tiled flooring and heated towel rail.

ATTIC SPACE
Accessed via a loft hatch with a drop down ladder. With the benefit of skylights for natural light, and power. Currently half of the attic is used for storage and half is used as an occasional guest bedroom. There is scope to extend into the attic with the appropriate building regulations in place.

PARKING
A graveled parking area to the side of the property can accommodate two / three vehicles.
There is gated access to the front and rear gardens and a good sized wooden shed is situated here.

GARDENS
To the front of the property is a lovely walled garden, which is laid to lawn and overlooks the orchards across the lane.
The rear garden is paved with raised beds to the borders and provides a superb entertaining space.

LOCATION
Peacefully located at the end of Bridge Street, on the edge of the village, offering superb countryside walks on your doorstep, including the Wychavon Way. There is a village hall and playground nearby, and the historic Old Chestnut pub is short walk away. Here you will receive a warm welcome for an evening drink, or one of their delicious Sunday Roasts. Another pub can be reached via a beautiful riverside walk to Wyre Piddle (The Anchor) and you can continue all the way to Pershore through Avon Meadow Wetlands (about 40 minutes walk).

For the active amongst you can try out some watersports at Aztec Adventure which is just a short distance away.

If schooling is important then the pre-school, primary and middle schools at Pinvin, and Pershore High school, are all just a 5 minute drive away.

Pershore Train Station - 2.8 miles
Pershore town centre - 3.8 miles
Evesham - 5 miles
Worcestershire Parkway Train Station - 7.7 miles
M5 motorway - 8.5 miles

COUNCIL TAX BAND - E
Purchasers are advised to confirm this with the local council or via .

FREEHOLD
We understand that the property is Freehold, however, these details must be confirmed via your solicitor.

Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Freehold