Pershore, Worcestershire WR10

The Homestead is a five-bedroom detached period home in the hamlet of Kersoe, set within approximately 1.38 acres of gardens and grounds. Its accommodation is arranged over three levels and includes several reception rooms, a kitchen with a traditional Rayburn, a family bathroom and a ground-floor bedroom with an adjoining bathroom. The listing describes the layout as quirky and identifies scope to update, remodel and extend, subject to the necessary permissions. Character details include exposed beams, parquet flooring, an inglenook fireplace with a log-burning stove and large windows. Upstairs are two double bedrooms on the first floor and two further double bedrooms on the second floor. The ground-floor utility and bedroom area may offer scope for self-contained accommodation, subject to suitable works and consents. The grounds include a driveway, open barn or carport, detached timber and brick barn, single garage or studio, orchard, vegetable plot, decked seating area, sheds and polytunnels. The listing states that planning permission for residential conversion of the detached barn has lapsed; any future conversion or other development would require fresh planning approval. The property is in a rural setting near Kemerton, with Pershore, Tewkesbury and Cheltenham among the nearby centres.