House hunters who are looking for a fixer upper won’t find it in this period house in Cropthorne in Pershore.
All the work has already been done on Manor Farm, with a new green oak garden room added to the kitchen/dining room.
New electrics and a new central heating system have been installed. Walls and ceilings have been insulated and most of the windows have been replaced with handmade wooden ones fitted to the front of the property.
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In the spacious reception hall there are exposed beams to walls and ceiling and very unusual stained glass window.
An open plan kitchen/dining room has an extensive range of cream gloss units with oak worktops. Integrated appliances include a double electric oven, gas hob, dishwasher and fridge-freezer.
There is a breakfast bar and ample space for a dining table which could also be placed in the bespoke garden room. Newly constructed of green oak, it has doors to the garden.
A useful boot room/utility area is fitted with plumbing for a washing machine.
in a large original brick inglenook fireplace with a wooden surround and flagstone hearth.
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This room retains original beams to the ceiling and has two very generous built-in cupboards for storage.
Also on the ground floor is a recently fitted cloakroom.
Upstairs the well-proportioned master bedroom has a large window with view of the black and white cottages across the street, exposed original floorboards and a built-in wardrobe.
This room also benefits from an en suite shower room with corner cubicle and Karndean floor.
Bedroom two is another double and has an exposed brick wall with beams and a purlin to the ceiling.
Bedroom three includes a door with an original stained glass panel, exposed wooden floor, purlin to ceiling and generous wardrobes.
The family bathroom has a Karndean floor, panelled bath and curved shower cubicle.
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A lawned front garden lies behind a decorative wrought iron fence.
At the back there is a Cotswold gravelled drive with parking for two cars.
The sunny back garden is easy to maintain and private, surrounded by walls, fencing and mature trees.
A stone paved terrace surrounded by a . This is a real sun trap.
Manor Farm is in Main Street, in the heart of Cropthorne, a conservation village with many period houses, listed black and white thatched cottages and the ancient Norman Parish Church of St Michael.
Local facilities include a popular primary school and playing fields with children’s equipment and play areas. The village stands above the River Avon. Together with the Wychavon Way it provides opportunities for walking and outdoor pursuits.
There are more shops and schools in the nearby towns of Pershore or Evesham, with its retail parks and access to Evesham Country Park.
VIEWING INFORMATION
AGENT: Andrew Grant
TEL: 01905 734735
WEB: wwww.andrew-grant.co.uk
GUIDE PRICE: £400,000