3 bedroom house

These former period stables were converted into a residential dwelling in 1999 which is curtilage listed.
The property has been well-maintained by the current owners but would benefit from an element of modernisation.

The front stable door opens to a dining hall located at the heart of the house.

The large triple aspect drawing room has glazed french doors opening to the rear paved terrace and a fireplace with a LPG gas fire (not tested). Each side of the fireplace is an arched recess with display and book shelving.

The fitted kitchen has a large pantry cupboard and an integrated electric hob, oven and grill. There is a freestanding dishwasher and space for a fridge freezer. Steps lead down to the utility room with space for a washer dryer along with further appliances and a stable door opens to the rear paved terrace.

From the dining hall, steps lead down to a hall, off which is a family bathroom, with a bath and a separate walk-in shower, and two double bedrooms, one of which has fitted wardrobes. Stairs rise from the hall to the charming principal bedroom that features a vaulted ceiling, fitted wardrobes, glazed french doors opening to a Juliet balcony and an en-suite bathroom.

Coach House Annexe
The Coach House annexe offers good additional accommodation comprising an open-plan kitchenette and living room and stairs rise to a large galleried en-suite bedroom and open-plan adjoining dressing room that could be partitioned off to create a second bedroom.

It also comprises a large garage/workshop with solid wood double entrance doors and large storage space above that, subject to obtaining the relevant planning consents, offers potential to be converted into additional living space.

Worcester 5.5 miles • M5 (J7) 8 miles • M5 (J6) 11 miles • Birmingham 31 miles
(Distances approximate)

Court Stables is situated on the edge of the popular village of Sinton Green. The nearby villages of Hallow and Grimley offer a post office, tennis club, village shop, highly regarded primary schools, churches and public houses.

Worcester is a thriving city which offers a range of shops, restaurants, excellent state and private schools, as well as horseracing on the banks of the River Severn, cricket in the setting of Worcester cathedral and Premiership rugby at Sixways.

There is good access to the M5 at J6 and J7 with direct trains from Worcester running regularly to Birmingham New Street and London Paddington. There is also a good local bus service.

Court Stables has nearby access to some of West Worcestershire's stunning countryside via good local footpaths and bridleways

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