• 3115 sq ft +
• Four Reception Rooms +
• Three Double Bedrooms +
• Two Bathrooms +
• 78' x 20' Timber Barn With Five Stables +
• Outdoor Swimming Pool +
• Detached Double Garage +

Orchard House is a very rare find in this most sought after of rural locations, so well-placed for commuters to the West Midlands conurbation yet providing the most beautiful and peaceful country home, surrounded by and enjoying views over the most idyllic open countryside as far as the eye can see.

With origins as a pair of farmworkers' cottages constructed some time after the rebuild of the neighbouring 15th century Grade II listed Horseley Hill Farm in 1772, the cottages were subsequently combined and later extended to form the single dwelling today known as Orchard House.

Both properties stand at the end of a long no-through-road, set back behind private gates and well apart from each other, giving Orchard House complete privacy and seclusion without feeling isolated.

The property stands in well-tended gardens & grounds of around one acre, including an extensive gravelled driveway with parking for numerous cars, plus a productive orchard, formal lawns, patio area with swimming pool, large timber-framed greenhouse and a brick-built double garage.

There are also a further two acres of adjacent pasture land, presently grazed by the neighbours' sheep, and a particularly large timber barn (78' x 20') incorporating five stables plus tack storage and an adjacent feed store.

No doubt this will be of interest to those with equestrian pursuits in mind, though the barn may well lend itself to a variety of other potential uses. There is also a useful pole barn in the paddock behind the stable barn.

The house itself extends to around 3115 sq ft over two floors, with three double bedrooms and two spacious bathrooms to the first floor as well as a large landing room, the two separate staircases giving a little clue to the origins of the property. The views from the front-facing bedrooms can only be described as breathtaking.

To the ground floor there is extensive family living accommodation including a formal dining room with a splendid inglenook fireplace and a spacious living room with log burner in stone surround, both of these rooms being positioned at the front of the house to take in the distant views.

Interestingly, the apparent main front door and entrance vestibule was blocked up at some time in the distant past, though it may be possible to reinstate this entrance if required.