Malvern View

Introduction

The current owners have taken great care to preserve original features and with contemporary styling have created a spacious and flexible home. With LPG central heating and part double glazing, the property is south facing and enjoys stunning views over the grounds to the surrounding countryside.

Accommodation

A drive from the lane sweeps up to the property providing ample parking and turning areas.

A gravelled path leads around to the front of the property and an entrance door opens to the main Reception Hall. With Minton tiled floor and staircase rising to the first floor. Off here is the Snug, a cosy room with a sash window to the front and cast iron fireplace with open grate.

The Dining Kitchen is a great family space, ideal for entertaining. With solid oak floor throughout the Dining Area has ample space for table and chairs, a fireplace with wood burning stove and sash window to the front. Opening to the Kitchen/Breakfast area which has been appointed with a range of high quality wall and base units with granite work surfaces and a central island. With integrated dishwasher and washing machine, space for Range style cooker with extractor over (the LPG range cooker may be available by separate negotiation). Space for Larder style fridge/freezer ( also available by (truncated)

Outside

The house is set in lovely mature gardens with gravelled paths and various seating areas. A new raised decking area provides the perfect spot for outdoor entertaining. There is a Detached Double Garage and an attached Garden store. The paddock to the west of the property (approx 1.4 acres) provides excellent grazing and borders Cumberley Lane and Hope Bagot Lane. This will be sold subject to an uplift clause the details of which are to be negotiated. Further grazing land lies to the south west of the property, it slopes down to a woodland area.

Myrtle Cottage and Land

To the north of the house is Myrtle Cottage, a detached stone squatters cottage, a non- designated heritage asset it is considered to be of significant local historic interest. Our vendors have explored planning potential for Myrtle Cottage and pre application advice has been sought from the local authority as to the viability of developing the cottage together with a proposed log cabin as holiday let accommodation.


Footpath- Please note a public footpath runs from Hope Bagot Lane passing Myrtle Cottage, through to the bottom paddock and to the main entrance of the drive.

Council Tax - Band D

Council Tax Banding Indicator - Improvement indicator - this shows that improvements have been made to the property that might result in the Council Tax band changing if a relevant transaction takes place, for example, if the property is sold.