Georgian country house with beautiful views to the Malvern Hills on grounds of over 1 acre. A further paddock is available by separate negotiation.
The propertyBrickbarns Farm offers wonderful proportions over three floors, high ceilings and exposed beams. Solid double entrance doors open to a vestibule where a further set of double doors open to the reception hall, off which is the cloakroom with a feature glass covered water well.The triple aspect drawing room has a large brick fireplace with a traditional bread oven and houses a wood burning stove. The dining room also has a brick fireplace housing a wood burning stove and French doors opening to the rear garden terrace.The fitted kitchen/breakfast room is open plan to a family room that has French doors opening to the rear terrace and garden and offers a superb living and entertaining space. The kitchen has a bespoke made breakfast island and appliances include an AGA with an electric module, integrated fan-assisted electric oven, induction hob, freestanding dishwasher and an American fridge freezer. Off the kitchen is a fitted utility room with a double Belfast sink and side entrance door.On the first floor is a double bedroom with a large en suite that has an oversized bath and a single shower enclosure and two further double bedrooms, one of which is triple aspect, which are served by a large Jack and Jill shower room with a walk-in shower.On the top floor is a study landing, a double bedroom with a large en suite that has a freestanding bath and a particularly large double bedroom suite that has a fitted dressing room that leads to a large en suite with an oversized bath and exposed feature timber frame.OutsideA long shared private drive extends to solid wood double gates that open to a gravel drive that extends to gravel parking in front of the house and triple garage. Above the garage is a fully boarded storage space that offers potential to be used as a home office or converted to ancillary accommodation, subject to planning. The grounds of around 1.12 acres, wrap around the house and at the rear of it is a beautiful wisteria and paved terrace offering the perfect spot for al fresco dining whilst taking in views of the Malvern Hills. The large rear lawned garden has an enclosed wildlife pond and throughout are mature trees and shrubs. A 2 acre paddock off the drive could also be available to purchase in addition, for a buyer wanting additional land.ServicesMains water and electricity. Private shared drainage. Oil fired central heating. Wychavon District Council: 01386 565000Council Tax Band: F
Pershore 5 miles, Worcester 6 miles, Worcester Parkway station 4 mile, M5 (J7) 5.5 miles, Birmingham 30 miles (distances approximate)Brickfields Farm is accessed along a shared private drive and is set back from the road. It enjoys a peaceful setting with views of the Malvern Hills, yet is conveniently positioned for motorway and rail access.Within striking distance are two public houses, The Nightingale and The Berkley, and just 1.5 miles away is The Spetchley Park Estate that has 30 acres of formal and informal grounds open to the general public, along with a coffee shop.The nearby Georgian market town of Pershore offers a wide range of everyday amenities that include a range of independent shops, health centre, cottage hospital, public library, community arts centre, public houses and restaurants. Recreational facilities include tennis, cricket, football and rugby clubs, a leisure centre with swimming pool, the historic Abbey and surrounding park, and the River Avon. Broader shopping and services can be found in Worcester, and Cheltenham is known for its specialist shopping. In Pershore, there is educational provision from nursery/pre-school through to high school and a Sixth Form College available at Pershore High School. Of particular importance is the number of good private schools in Worcester, Malvern and Cheltenham. Wo