This remarkable Victorian country residence is nestled at the end of a private drive, secured by electric gates, offering picturesque views over the north Worcestershire landscape. Its rural location balances tranquility with accessibility, being just a short distance from the M5 at Junction 5.
Upon entering, you are welcomed by a reception hall leading to a variety of spacious living areas including a reception room enhanced by a stone fireplace and garden views. A charming sitting room features a bay window and polished stone fireplace surround, while the expansive open-plan dining area centers around an impressive stone inglenook fireplace. The adjoining garden room benefits from double glazed doors that open onto sweeping garden vistas.
The kitchen comes fully fitted with room for dining, complete with a cozy log burner and access to an ornamental pool side garden through sliding glazed doors. Notably, there's potential for dual occupancy thanks to a secondary entrance from the rear hallway which connects directly to the carport.
The first floor accommodates four well-proportioned bedrooms, three of which are en suite, arranged around a large games room equipped with a snooker table and bar area. Ascend further to discover additional living space including an attic bedroom and studio room on the second floor.
Externally, this property boasts extensive formal gardens rich in flora and color, alongside practical outdoor spaces including stables within fenced paddocks. Ample parking is available with both garage and carport facilities.
Located near Elmbridge hamlet, this property enjoys proximity to Bromsgrove and Droitwich's amenities as well as recognized educational institutions. For those commuting or wishing for connectivity, transport links to Birmingham and London via road and rail are conveniently nearby.
This country home holds significant renovation potential given its size and layout; it offers an exciting opportunity for personalized updates or even reconfigurations to suit modern living requirements.
