- Detached Farmhouse +
- Grade II Listed +
- 3 Bedrooms plus 2 Attic Rooms +
- 3 Bathrooms +
- 0.6 acres garden plus 2.4 acres land +
- Offered with No Upward Chain +
SITUATION This is a fine detached half timber grade II listed family home. It is situated at the end of Bank Road and lies in the much favoured WR6 postcode.
Little Witley is a popular and accessible village with St Michael's Church and a village hall.
The surrounding villages including Great Witley, Shrawley, Holt Heath and the charming village of Ombersley is readily accessible. These villages provide a number of amenities including junior schools, post office/stores, the well regarding Broomfields Farm Shop and Café, Top Barn Farm Shop, public houses/restaurants and fine Church's. Importantly the property lies within the catchment of the highly regarding Chantry Senior School at Martley.
The Cathedral city of Worcester is about 8 miles distant with extensive amenities and direct rail services to Birmingham and London Paddington. There is also the well positioned Worcester Parkway rail station to the south of the city.
There is excellent M5 motorway access via junction 5 ay Wychbold and 6 at north Worcester.
The surrounding undulating countryside provides wonderful walks and countryside pursuits.
DESCRIPTION Bank Farm House is a very appealing half timbered detached farm house.
The generous centrally heated family accommodation presently provides a large lounge with brick inglenook fireplace. A substantial conservatory off enjoying some wonderful views.
The central breakfast kitchen provides a range of wall and floor units with granite worksurfaces, central island and Rayburn and further appliances. A door leads directly into an appealing dining room.
There is a small inner hallway giving access to a shower room, utility room/boot room and pantry.
The first floor provides 3 good bedrooms, a large shower room and separate bathroom.
On the second floor are 2 useful attic rooms/occasional bedrooms.
OUTSIDE Bank Farmhouse has a range of useful outbuildings. These comprise of an open fronted garage, converted from a period building with exposed A frames. There is an adjoining timber potting shed/greenhouse. Lying at the rear of these buildings is a range of garages (two open fronted and one with timber doors). Please note these have historically been served by a stone track which is now grassed over running through the rear garden.