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Tudor cottage is a characterful and well-presented Grade II listed family home, with origins dating back to the 16th Century and later additions. The current owners have undertaken significant improvements during their ownership, including two rear extensions to the house, the conversion of a traditional outbuilding to a home office and the construction of a detached double garage and annexe.
It offers spacious family accommodation that has been exceptionally well-maintained inside and out and offers countryside views.
The front door opens to a porch, off which is the cloakroom, and a further door opens to the dining hall with fine oak parquet flooring. The focal point is a superb Inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove.
Double doors open from the dining hall to a spacious drawing room with a fireplace and a wood-burning stove. Glazed French doors open to the garden room at the far end of the room, offering a fantastic view of the landscaped gardens. The garden room has glazed French doors opening to the rear garden terrace.
The fitted kitchen/breakfast/family room is a superb family space with natural stone flooring, a fireplace with a wood-burning stove, bi-folding doors opening to the rear terrace, and a door to a boot room with a side entrance door at the far end. The fitted kitchen includes granite worktops, space for an aga (the existing electric aga is available by separate negotiation) and an integrated dishwasher and Neff electric oven. Off the kitchen/family room is a fitted utility room with granite worktops and space for an American fridge freezer, separate washing machine and tumble dryer.
The principal and guest bedrooms upstairs have en suites fitted with a bath and shower. There are two further double bedrooms, one of which has a ladder to a loft room currently used as a study. The superb family bathroom has a roll-top bath and a corner shower enclosure with rain and handheld shower heads.
The home office
The charming home office is adjacent to the rear garden. It is a traditional outbuilding converted to a home office around 15 years ago.
The annexe
The annexe forms part of the detached garage. On the lower level is a store room with lots of potential. Stairs rise to a galleried sitting room, a large super king-size bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and an en suite with a corner shower. The annexe has access to an enclosed gravel terrace.
Garden and grounds
Double 5-bar gates open to gravel parking in front of the double garage and a front lawned garden with a log store.
The sunny rear lawned garden has a multi-level paved terrace offering views over the beautiful mature landscaped garden and countryside beyond. The garden is arranged in compartments with a quaint feature footbridge, strategic seating areas, and throughout the grounds are mature trees and borders.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage treatment plant. Lpg gas-fired central and water heating to the house. Electric heating to the annexe. Electric and wet underfloor heating to the kitchen/breakfast/family room. Electric underfloor heating to the garden room.
Local Authority
Wychavon District Council: Council Tax Band: F
]Tudor Cottage is off a quiet no-through road in the small hamlet of Radford, which has a public house. The nearby villages of Flyford Flavell and Inkberrow offer a shop, post office, primary schools and public houses. Radford is linked with the village of Rous Lench, which is situated around a village green; it has a fine church and village hall that hosts various public events which are usually family friendly.
Stratford-upon-Avon is to the east, renowned for its culture and famous theatres. Worcester is to the west and provides excellent shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. It also has county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral and horseracing on the banks of the River Severn.
Tudor Cottage is within the catchment area of the highly regarded Prince Henry High School, Evesham. There is further excellent schooling in the general area, with high-achieving state and private schools in Worcester, Malvern, Stratford and Cheltenham.
Directions
WR7 4LP
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- 5 bedrooms
- 3 reception rooms
- 4 bathrooms
- Period
- Detached
- Double Garage
- Garden
- Parking
- Rural
- Terrace
- Private Parking
- Cottage
- Home office
- Annexe secondary accommodation