• Two Bedroom Bungalow +
• Fitted Wet Room +
• Fitted Kitchen +
• Countryside Views +
• Rural Location +
• En Bloc Garage +

A single storey 2-bedroom bungalow situated on the edge of the rural village of Alfrick. The property is part of a six-property barn conversion ()served by a private driveway leading to a garage block and secluded off-road parking within the courtyard. The site is on a quiet rural crossroads on the edge of the village and is bordered on three corners by countryside. The owners purchased the House next door (also on the market) in 2000 and brought up two children there. The children were able to use free school transport throughout their education primary school bus picked up from the front door. The 89-year old father of one of the owners purchased the bungalow in 2015 enabling on-site care for him by the family. Woodfield Barn, in addition to the two bedrooms, comprises a wetroom with shower, WC, bidet and wash-hand basin; a spacious lounge and a fitted kitchen. It has gardens front and back. The back garden has a lean-to shed, patio, lawn and greenhouse. Alfrick is a thriving Worcestershire village with, at its centre, a busy community shop that has transformed the village bringing together 50+ volunteer villagers that serve customers in the shop, cafand post office. The community shop enterprise was set up in 2012 and has won a number of awards for excellence including the Queens Award for volunteering in 2022. The shop is situated in the grounds of a modern village hall that also includes a playing field, new childrens playground and public tennis court. The village hall has a number of thriving clubs including table tennis, amateur dramatics, gardening, yoga, toddlers and Thursday Club. The village has hosted an annual Village Show for the past 70 years renowned as one of the best village shows for miles around. The children of Alfrick can attend Suckley primary school nearby and various secondary education options in Bromyard, Martley, Malvern and Worcester. The village is served by a regular bus service to Worcester. Local attractions include The Fold in Bransford (sustainable living) and the Hopshed in Suckley a lively village brewery tap that featured on BBCBen Fogle: Make a New Life in the Country.The NHS surgery serving the village is the highly reputed Knightwick Surgery. The vendors have obtained a contemporary local architects outlines of five options for developing the property. These are freely available if required as virtual designs that can be viewed on a suitable computer as walk-in and look around images. The designs cover a range of options from modest alterations that simply make more efficient use of the existing internal living space, to extensive improvements to make use of the roof space to include dormer windows, additional bedrooms and an additional bathroom.Woodfield Barn’s large south facing roof offers a great opportunity for the addition of solar panels.

EPC Rating: D