6 bedroom house

Kedges Farmhouse is a handsome Grade II Listed, timber-framed house, and is approached along a well maintained drive flanked by a magnificent avenue of mature Chestnut trees. It stands overlooking gardens and grounds of over 4 acres including a lake, with a mainly southerly aspect. Believed to have been built in 1630, the house is beautifully proportioned and full of well-preserved period features. The accommodation, extends to 5,091 sq.ft. over three floors including outbuildings.

The Kedges Farmhouse is surrounded by the beautiful countryside of West Worcestershire and the Teme Valley, a short distance away from both the Abberley and Ankerdine hills. It is situated between the villages of Lower Broadheath and Martley, the latter having a church, pub, village shop with post office and petrol station. Martley also has a primary and a secondary school. The Chantry High School is rated "outstanding" by OFSTED.

The vibrant Cathedral city of Worcester lies about 5 miles away and provides an extensive range of cultural and recreational facilities with excellent schools in both the state and independent sectors including The King's School and Royal Grammar School. There are exceptional sporting opportunities available including Premiership Rugby, County Cricket at its famous ground in the shadow of the cathedral, and Horse Racing on the banks of the river Severn.

The spa town of Malvern is about 11 miles to the south, and again provides a wide range of facilities including its theatre, concert hall and the renowned Malvern College. The dominant feature of the landscape are The Malvern Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and can be seen from The Kedges.

Marketed by: Knight Frank, Worcestershire