- A glorious 17th century cottage set within outstanding landscaped gardens. +
- Finished to an exacting standard, with accommodation equating to 2,612 of living space. +
- A plethora of original features together with a wealth of natural charm, character and warmth. +
- Four good sized bedrooms, all of which enjoy their own characteristics and style. +
- An abundance of driveway parking in addition to a garage and car port. +
- Conveniently located in a well-regarded village, a modest commute from the M50 / M5 motorway. +
- EPC Rating = F +
An outstanding, beautifully appointed cottage set within glorious gardens.
Description
Enjoying a private setting, Crown House is one of the finest examples of a 17th century cottage in the surrounding area. Having been much improved by the current vendors, the property shows to an exemplary standard with traditionally styled accommodation equating to 2,612 sq. ft of living space.
Entered by way of a traditional entrance hall, the spacious sitting room has a beautiful inglenook fireplace with an inset burning stove, and exposed oak beams, whilst the charming snug has double doors opening to the beautiful conservatory. The country style kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of units, cabinetry, Belfast sink, oven, and an AGA. In addition to several features, and a quaint window seat, it affords plentiful dining space. Furthermore, there is a fitted cloakroom and an inner hall with access to the rear garden.
The first floor consists of four good sized bedrooms together with an attractive family bathroom. Notably spacious, they are in wonderful decorative order and afford pleasant views over the immediate front / rear garden and enjoy a number of original features.
The gardens are a glorious extension of the property, beautifully landscaped with many themed areas, it provides an idyllic place to rest, relax or entertain. The rear is principally laid to a manicured lawn, interspersed with deep-set decorative beds, established borders, mature trees, shrubs, and plants. There is a charming, raised seating area to the far end, which is the perfect spot to enjoy a morning’s coffee or an evening’s drink.
The front is accessed via secure wooden gates, with a sweeping drive leading to the principal parking area/ garaging. Also laid to lawn, it has a wealth of pretty beds, established hedgerow, and clipped borders. Furthermore, there is a charming summerhouse which affords pleasant views over the landscaped front garden.
Of note: Crown House is NOT listed, allowing for development work. Subject to the necessary planning consent.
Location
Defford is a small village located between the towns of Pershore and Upton-upon-Severn. It has a primary school, three Public Houses and a Parish church, St James.
The historic market town of Pershore has an array of independent shops, coffee houses, restaurants and Public Houses.
In addition there are a host of amenities, a pharmacy, a doctor's surgery, and a supermarket. There is a mainline train station with direct routes to London Paddington. (Approximately two hours)
The Cathedral city of Worcester is approximately 7 miles away which has a wider selection of shops, a vibrant city centre and a city hospital.
Cheltenham is approximately 17 miles away, known for its Regency architecture, Georgian parks and outstanding shopping facilities, it is home to the world renowned Cheltenham Race meet.
Communications are excellent, the M5 motorway is approximately 5 miles away with direct routes to The Midlands, Bristol and The West Country.
Square Footage: 2,612 sq ft
Additional Info
Services connected: Oil fired central heating, mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage.
Local Authority: Wychavon District Council.