• Family accommodation standing within large gardens occupying site of 1733 sq yd (0.36 acres) +
• Full or partial redevelopment potential - subject to usual consents and an overage clause +
• In need of some updating but with period features +
• 3 Reception Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, Bathroom & Shower Room +
• Double Glazing, Gas central heating +
• Available with No Upward Chain +
• Contact Andrew Taplin Joint Agent for information or to arrange a viewing +

SITUATION & DESCRIPTION
The property lies in a popular, mixed and established residential area between Kidderminster and Bewdley, and in particular occupies a corner position at the junction of Lea Bank Avenue and Bewdley Hill.

Shops, schools and public transport services by road and rail are available within a reasonable distance, and well known tourist attractions, namely West Midlands Safari Park and the Severn Valley Railway are close by.

The property comprises a substantial detached dwelling house built around 1903 of traditional solid brickwork with vertical tile relief to some elevations, surmounted by a pitched tiled roof.

The property stands on a large corner plot and a tarmacadam surface driveway gives off road parking for numerous vehicles. There are large garden areas to the sides and rear.

REDEVELOPMENT
The property offers an opportunity for partial or full redevelopment, subject to the obtaining of any necessary planning and building regulation consents. The frontage to Lea Bank Avenue is approximately 130 ft, the return frontage to Bewdley Hill is 120 ft, and the site area is 1733 sq yd approx. (0.36 acres).

In addition to the main entrance in Lea Bank Avenue there is secondary access with drop kerb, from Bewdley Hill, at present un-used. Interested parties wishing to pursue any development should make their own enquiries of the local planning department. Please see site plan, later within these sales details, for identification purposes only.

ACCOMMODATION
Please see floor plan. The existing accommodation retains many interesting architectural features, and includes

On the ground floor;
Open canopy porch of timber and brick construction, quarry tile floor
Vestibule entrance with tiled floor, mat well and pair of inner doors with leaded lights and stained glass windows to
Reception hall 15’ 2” x 6’ 9” min. with original tiled floor, stairs off to first floor and door below giving access to cellarage
Reception No.1 (front) 13’ 0” x 15’ 8” into bay, with radiator and light connection Reception No.2 (front) 9’ 10” x 14’ 0” into full width bay window, currently used for office purposes Reception No.3 (right hand side) 13’ 10” x 13’ 9” into bay with fireplace and arch to Adjoining annexe / original loggia 11’ 2” x 3’ 0” Rear hall with quarry tile floor Guest cloaks / w.c. with low flush cistern, hand basin and vanity unit, fitted coat hooks and obscure glazed side window Kitchen 13’ 9” x 6’ 0” with range of base and wall cupboards, stainless steel sink unit and windows to three elevations Breakfast area 11’ 11” x 8’ 6” with quarry tiled floor, side window and walk in pantry off Adjoining utility 7’ 6” x 5’ 6” with single drainer sink unit, radiator and power / light points Adjoining store 9’ 3” x 5’ 6” with radiator, windows to two elevations (former fuel store)