• Over 2,000 sq ft of Immaculate Accommodation +
• Magnificent 0.31 Acre Plot (Approx.) with Stunning Rear Garden +
• Located Directly Opposite the Lickey Hills Country Park +
• Just 0.6 Miles from the Village of Barnt Green +
• Generous Living Room and Separate Sitting Room - Both with Open Fires +
• Kitchen/Dining Room and Adjoining Boot Room +
• Bedroom Suite with Walk In Wardrobe and En Suite Bathroom +
• Three Additional Double Bedrooms and Family Bathroom +
• Charming Character Features Throughout +
• Level Front Driveway and Garage +

Summary
Set opposite the breathtaking Lickey Hills Country Park and just 0.6 miles from the heart of Barnt Green village, this delightful traditional 1920s home offers over 2,000 sq ft of immaculate, sympathetically extended accommodation. Brimming with character features and boasting impressively proportioned rooms throughout, the property sits proudly on a magnificent 0.31-acre plot (approx.) with a fantastic rear garden. Description
Set discreetly behind hedging and a mature pine tree, this traditional 1920s residence offers a rare blend of period character, generous proportions and superb gardens that truly set it apart. The home opens with an inviting entrance hall featuring the original quarry-tiled floor and a useful guest WC tucked beneath the stairs. The hall leads onward to an excellent boot room with direct access to both the garden and the integral garage - an ideal set up for bringing shopping straight through to the kitchen. Two delightful reception rooms branch from the hall: a front sitting room with an open fire framed by decorative tiling and an ornate wooden surround, and a substantial living room with its own open fireplace and French doors opening onto the garden. The bright kitchen/diner sits beyond the boot room and is currently arranged with a stud wall division, offering the opportunity to open the space to suit individual tastes. The first floor reveals a charming split-level galleried landing. To the original northern side lie two spacious double bedrooms, a heated eaves storage cupboard and a family bathroom. The extended southern wing provides a further double bedroom - currently used as a home office - and an impressive master suite enjoying beautiful views over the garden and countryside beyond. This superb suite includes a walk-in wardrobe (also housing the annually serviced Worcester Bosch combi boiler) and a particularly generous en suite with corner bath and separate shower enclosure. Outside Outdoors, the easterly rear garden is a true sanctuary. Beginning with a patio and pond, it steps down to an expansive lawn bordered by hedging, planted beds and mature rhododendrons and camellias. Beyond this lies a remarkable stretch of private woodland, reminiscent of the Lickey Hills themselves, complete with a peaceful clearing ideal for a potential garden office. Side access is available on both flanks of the property. To the front, a level driveway provides parking for several vehicles, with scope to extend further into the existing grassed area if desired. Screening from the road ensures excellent privacy, giving this characterful home an appealing sense of seclusion. Cofton Hackett is an ancient settlement mentioned in historical documents dating back to 780 AD and in the present day provides a wide range of local amenities including an 18 hole golf course, two churches, sought after primary school, village hall, popular public house 'The Oak Tree' and Sunday lunch at 'The Old Rose and Crown' hotel. Barnt Green Road itself is perfectly located for many fine walks within both the renowned 524 Acre Lickey Woods (located opposite) and 135 Acre Cofton Park once visited by Pope Benedict XVI. The bordering village, Barnt Green, is located approximately 0.6 miles away and offers everyday shopping facilities, doctor's surgery, several dentists, St Andrews primary school, the ever-popular Grade II listed 'Barnt Green Inn' and railway station (direct to Birmingham New Street). There are also many sporting facilities including a cricket club, Blackwell Golf Club, sailing and many other clubs and societies. No more than 2 miles away is the recently regenerated Longbridge site (former MG Rover car plant), home to the largest Marks and Spencers in the Midlands. Access to the M42 is just 3.6 miles away and the M5 around the same distance.