4 bedroom house
Ombersley, Droitwich, Worcestershire, WR9 0LJ
Guide Price
£850,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: N/A
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2021
- Removed: Oct 2021
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Grade II
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: N/A
Extending to 2,841 sq ft this beautifully presented detached farmhouse is situated in the Parish of Ombersley with lovely established gardens and grounds extending to approximately 1/3 acre
Situation
The property is situated on a quiet country lane approximately a mile from Ombersley village centre which has excellent facilities to include a doctor's surgery, dentist, Church, primary school, delicatessen, butchers, newsagents and coffee shop. There are also several pubs and restaurants. The A449 provides excellent quick access to the M5 motorway network at Junction 6 and
also to the West Midlands conurbation. Both Droitwich Spa and Worcester City centre are only a few miles away and have excellent shopping facilities to include Waitrose stores. There are excellent independent schools availableclose by to include Malvern College, both The Kings School and Royal Grammar School at Worcester which encompasses Kings Hawford and The Grange junior schools, and Dodderhill at Droitwich together with local preparatory schools at Abberley Hall and Winterfold House.
The historic county and cathedral city of Worcester has Worcester Racecourse, County Cricket Ground, Premiership Rugby Club and the University.
Description
This stunning Grade II listed property is believed to date back to the 1700s in parts and is of traditional timber framed construction with painted brick infill and has a wealth of period features. It was sympathetically extended by the previous owners and offers wonderful well proportioned accommodation that flows beautifully and lends itself to providing a flexible family living space. The property was rewired by the current owners 8 years ago and the recently installed Grant oil fired central heating boiler is only 4 years old.
The wisteria clad front elevation has a pitched open fronted brick and tiled porch with an oak entrance door which opens into a spacious beamed entrance hall. The morning room is lovely and light and has a feature open fireplace with decorative tiled slips. Discreetly tucked away is a door accessing a useful utility/laundry room. The dual aspect formal dining room has exposed wall and ceiling timbers and an open fireplace. An inner hallway links the dining room to the breakfast kitchen and has a spacious cloakroom. The breakfast kitchen is 'L' shaped with a tiled floor and wonderfully separates the informal dining/breakfast area from the kitchen. The kitchen has an excellent range of wall and base units with granite worktops and two circular sinks with a chrome mixer tap, fitted appliances to include a dishwasher, hob and separate double oven together with a Watson range cooker. A door leads out to the patio area to the front ideal for alfresco dining and another door from the breakfast area leads out to the rear garden. The breakfast area is lovely and light and has attractive painted floor to ceiling cupboards and display shelving. Double doors lead through to the elegant drawing room which has a feature Adam's style fireplace and is dual aspect with views overlooking both the front and rear garden.
A wide staircase leads from the hallway to the first floor accommodation. The master bedroom enjoys lovely far reaching views over open countryside and has two fitted wardrobes and a modern en suite bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom together with a fourth bedroom which is currently being used as a home office and has a useful fitted shower unit.
Gardens & Grounds
Woodfield Farmhouse is situated in a peaceful rural location on Northampton Lane with little passing traffic. Electric wooden gates lead through to the gravelled driveway where there is ample parking and turning area. There is also a separate gated access to the rear of the property with a sandstone lined gravelled driveway leading down to the rear of the property and the garage which is currently used for storage and a workshop and houses the oil fired central heating boiler.
The gardens and grounds extend to a third of an acre and are predominantly laid to lawn with established herbaceous borders and mature hedging which makes the garden private and secluded. To the front there is a super part walled patio area ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining which is accessed from the kitchen and an adjacent gravel pathway leads round to the side of the property down to an open fronted vaulted cellarage which has lighting and is useful for storage.
Marketed by: Fisher German, Worcester
Situation
The property is situated on a quiet country lane approximately a mile from Ombersley village centre which has excellent facilities to include a doctor's surgery, dentist, Church, primary school, delicatessen, butchers, newsagents and coffee shop. There are also several pubs and restaurants. The A449 provides excellent quick access to the M5 motorway network at Junction 6 and
also to the West Midlands conurbation. Both Droitwich Spa and Worcester City centre are only a few miles away and have excellent shopping facilities to include Waitrose stores. There are excellent independent schools availableclose by to include Malvern College, both The Kings School and Royal Grammar School at Worcester which encompasses Kings Hawford and The Grange junior schools, and Dodderhill at Droitwich together with local preparatory schools at Abberley Hall and Winterfold House.
The historic county and cathedral city of Worcester has Worcester Racecourse, County Cricket Ground, Premiership Rugby Club and the University.
Description
This stunning Grade II listed property is believed to date back to the 1700s in parts and is of traditional timber framed construction with painted brick infill and has a wealth of period features. It was sympathetically extended by the previous owners and offers wonderful well proportioned accommodation that flows beautifully and lends itself to providing a flexible family living space. The property was rewired by the current owners 8 years ago and the recently installed Grant oil fired central heating boiler is only 4 years old.
The wisteria clad front elevation has a pitched open fronted brick and tiled porch with an oak entrance door which opens into a spacious beamed entrance hall. The morning room is lovely and light and has a feature open fireplace with decorative tiled slips. Discreetly tucked away is a door accessing a useful utility/laundry room. The dual aspect formal dining room has exposed wall and ceiling timbers and an open fireplace. An inner hallway links the dining room to the breakfast kitchen and has a spacious cloakroom. The breakfast kitchen is 'L' shaped with a tiled floor and wonderfully separates the informal dining/breakfast area from the kitchen. The kitchen has an excellent range of wall and base units with granite worktops and two circular sinks with a chrome mixer tap, fitted appliances to include a dishwasher, hob and separate double oven together with a Watson range cooker. A door leads out to the patio area to the front ideal for alfresco dining and another door from the breakfast area leads out to the rear garden. The breakfast area is lovely and light and has attractive painted floor to ceiling cupboards and display shelving. Double doors lead through to the elegant drawing room which has a feature Adam's style fireplace and is dual aspect with views overlooking both the front and rear garden.
A wide staircase leads from the hallway to the first floor accommodation. The master bedroom enjoys lovely far reaching views over open countryside and has two fitted wardrobes and a modern en suite bathroom. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom together with a fourth bedroom which is currently being used as a home office and has a useful fitted shower unit.
Gardens & Grounds
Woodfield Farmhouse is situated in a peaceful rural location on Northampton Lane with little passing traffic. Electric wooden gates lead through to the gravelled driveway where there is ample parking and turning area. There is also a separate gated access to the rear of the property with a sandstone lined gravelled driveway leading down to the rear of the property and the garage which is currently used for storage and a workshop and houses the oil fired central heating boiler.
The gardens and grounds extend to a third of an acre and are predominantly laid to lawn with established herbaceous borders and mature hedging which makes the garden private and secluded. To the front there is a super part walled patio area ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining which is accessed from the kitchen and an adjacent gravel pathway leads round to the side of the property down to an open fronted vaulted cellarage which has lighting and is useful for storage.
Marketed by: Fisher German, Worcester
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.