A delightful converted barn with extensive views and the added benefit of an annexe and attractive gardens.
One enters the property via an entrance hall with a cloakroom. The sizeable dining room is an attractive room with exposed wall timbers. The dining room leads through to the sizeable dual-aspect drawing room with full-height glazing and double doors out to the garden, making the most of the beautiful views over the garden. Opposite the dining room is the kitchen/breakfast room, with a range of cream wall-mounted base units and a central island with several integrated appliances, including an Amercian-style fridge freezer and an eye-level double oven. There is space for a kitchen table and chairs. There is a useful utility room off the kitchen/breakfast room with a continuation of the cream cupboards and space and plumbing for a washing machine. There is a fourth bedroom on the ground floor, which could be used as a home office or playroom. On the first floor is a principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The large landing could also be used as a study area if required. The separate annexe has a double bedroom on the ground floor with a kitchen, living room and shower room. A spiral staircase rises to an office on the first floor. Please note the annexe is restricted to the use of family and friends only. A separate outbuilding known as the 'games barn' works well for family gatherings and parties. The gated driveway provides parking for plenty of cars and gives access to the triple carport, workshop and garden store.The gardens are lovely and make the most of the beautiful views. They are mainly laid to lawns with herbaceous borders, specimen trees, and shrub beds. There is a vegetable garden and fruit orchard.Lot 2: Further land of in all about 4.16 acres is available by separate negotiation.
Grafton Barn is in the peaceful civil village of Grafton Flyford, which offers rural living yet is conveniently located for road and rail access. Grafton Flyford has a church, an active village hall with local events and Grafton Wood Nature Reserve, an ancient semi-natural broad-leaved woodland. Nearby local facilities are available in Upton Snodsbury and Flyford Flavell villages, the latter being home to The Flyford, a popular gastro pub. The attractive Georgian market town of Pershore offers various everyday amenities, including various independent shops, a health centre, a cottage hospital, a public library, a community arts centre, public houses and restaurants. Recreational facilities include cricket, football and rugby clubs, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, the historic Abbey and surrounding park, and the River Avon. In Pershore, there is also educational provision from nursery/pre-school through to high school, and a Sixth Form College is available at Pershore High School. In Worcester and Malvern, there are several highly regarded private schools, and Bowbrook House School is in the nearby village of Peopleton.Broader shopping and services can be found in Worcester, which also offers county cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral, horse racing on the banks of the River Severn. There is international cricket at Edgbaston and hunt racing at Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon. The village is well placed for access to the M5 at Worcester, the M42 north and the M40 east. Mainline rail services operate from Worcester Parkway and Pershore to London and Birmingham. Warwick Parkway is 26 miles to the north-east and provides a fast direct train service to London Marylebone.Pershore train station 7 miles, Worcester Parkway train station 10 miles, Pershore 9 miles, Worcester 9 miles, Stratford-upon-Avon 16.5 miles, Birmingham 28.5 miles, M5 (J6) 7 miles, M5 (J7) 9 miles, M40 (J15) 22 miles (distances approximate).