6 bedroom house

A detached brick and rendered cottage rebuilt about four years ago under a tiled roof, with a detached timber clad double garage currently used as ancillary accommodation.

Situated well back from the lane down a long right of way, the house has ample hard standing parking at the front.
With LP gas central heating and hardwood double glazed windows and oak doors, the cottage is an attractive small home, with high quality laminate flooring, and attractive open plan kitchen/living room with double French doors to the flagged patio and garden. The Howdens kitchen has painted wall and base units with solid timber doors, granite worktop and breakfast bar, Range cooker, dishwasher and sink. Off the living room are two ground floor bedrooms, one dual and one triple aspect, with fitted wardrobes and furniture. Tiled bathroom with a bath with shower over. A narrow staircase gives access to a first floor bedroom.

The former double garage has electric central heating and is currently used as additional accommodation with a utility room with sink and base units and plumbing for washing machine and dryer. Tiled bathroom with corner bath, and open-plan living room, with a staircase to a large first floor bedroom with dormers to either side and south-facing gable end window.

The following floor plans show the proposed accommodation approved by Wychavon District Council permission 19/01379/HP for remodelling of the single storey side extensions, to very significantly enhance the accommodation of the property, to create a large four-bedroom family house.

Behind the house and garage is a large lawned garden, with post and rail fencing and netting, and with a close boarded fence on two sides, there is power and water to the garden.

Timber outbuilding incorporating two stables and a fodder store , with a concrete floor. There are 7 post and rail fenced paddocks, with water, accessed by a wide grass track with mature plum trees, which leads to the right of way to the rear leading to Badsey Road.

Situated in the small agricultural settlement of Knowle Hill, only two miles from Evesham, with its wide range of shopping, leisure and recreational facilities, and about 0.5 miles from the attractive thriving village of Badsey, which has a shop, two public houses, butcher, first school, parish church, sports club, gym and football club.

There is a secondary school at Blackminster only a few miles away, and a wide range of state and private schools in the area.
A footpath crossing the property gives access for walks over surrounding countryside and orchards and for a short stroll to Badsey. Bridlepaths in the area are ideal for riding and hacking. As well as the main access to Glenfall, there is a further vehicular right of way to Badsey Road from the back of the property.

The property has excellent communications, with trains from Honeybourne and Evesham. The larger towns of Stratford-upon-Avon, the region's cultural centre, Cheltenham and Worcester are all easily accessible. The M5 is readily accessed, and M40 has a junction a few miles north of Stratford.

There are golf courses in the area, racing at Worcester, Cheltenham and Stratford, and a wide range of equestrian activities.

Badsey 0.5 miles, M5 and Tewkesbury 12 miles, Evesham 2 miles and Honeybourne 4 miles (intercity trains to London Paddington from 97 minutes), Broadway and the Cotswolds 5 miles, Stratford upon Avon 14.5 miles, Cheltenham, 18 miles, Worcester 17 miles (all distances and time approximate)

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