• Beautifully restored period home with over 200 years of heritage +
• Flexible four–five bedroom layout ideal for multigenerational living +
• Private gated setting with further enclosed driveway and oak framed carport +
• Farmhouse kitchen with AGA, granite work surfaces and direct garden access +
• Annexe ready ground floor suite with summer room, bedroom/office and wet room +
• Character-rich reception room with inglenook fireplace and timber beams +
• Principal bedroom with dual aspects, built in storage and en suite +
• Extensive landscaped gardens with large lawns, patio and raised beds +
• Uninterrupted views towards Bredon Hill and the surrounding countryside +
• Sought after Worcestershire village close to Pershore, Worcester and Parkway Station +

A historic Worcestershire home with exceptional space and countryside views A distinguished period home with more than 200 years of heritage, generous landscaped gardens and far reaching views towards Bredon Hill. Alley Garden combines historical character with flexible modern living, all set in a highly accessible Worcestershire village near Pershore, Worcester, and Worcester Parkway Station. A home with history and modern comfort Created from two original cottages and sympathetically extended over time, this four to five bedroom residence offers a spacious, adaptable layout suitable for family living, multigenerational arrangements, or those seeking generous work-from-home space. The property sits behind electronic iron gates with a shared approach serving only two neighbouring homes, before a second private gate opens to the main drive, gardens, and house. At the front, the original well forms a charming focal point, framed by mature planting, landscaped borders, and a sweeping lawn. A detached oak framed double carport with a store provides sheltered parking and ideal storage for garden equipment. Ground floor living The interior blends period charm with practical modern features. The farmhouse style kitchen, complete with AGA and granite work surfaces, acts as the central hub of the home, with access to both the entrance hall and the side garden. From here, a large utility room offers significant storage and preparation space and could serve as the starting point for a fully self contained annexe if desired. The adjoining summer room opens directly onto the rear garden and connects with an additional versatile room currently used as an office/bedroom five. This room benefits from its own ensuite wet room, creating a flexible suite ideal for guests, independent family members or professional use. The main reception room, formed from the two original cottages, retains its character through exposed timbers, two box bay windows and an impressive inglenook fireplace with a wood burning stove. Upstairs, the dual aspect principal bedroom includes an ensuite shower room and built in storage. Two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a generous family bathroom with a free standing roll top bath complete the first floor. All rooms enjoy views across the gardens or surrounding countryside. The grounds are substantial and thoughtfully arranged, with large level lawns, raised beds, mature hedging and a patio ideal for outdoor dining. The rear aspect offers uninterrupted views towards Bredon Hill, reinforcing the sense of privacy and connection to the landscape. The property occupies a peaceful position at the end of a private track, creating a secluded environment while remaining close to village amenities. Drakes Broughton is a well served and increasingly sought after village. Local facilities include a shop with Post Office, schools, a village hall, playing fields and numerous walking routes linking to neighbouring villages. Pershore, Worcester and Evesham are all within easy reach, offering further amenities, restaurants and cultural attractions. Transport connectivity is excellent, with rail services from Pershore and Worcester Parkway, and convenient access to the M5 at Junctions 6 and 7 for commuting towards Birmingham, Cheltenham and the wider Midlands. A planning application exists in the surrounding fields. For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact Chartwell Noble – specialists in distinctive homes across Worcestershire. Find the property using What3Words: Anti-Money Laundering Checks (AML) Regulations require us to conduct identity and AML checks and gather information about every buyer's financial circumstances. These checks are essential in fulfilling our Customer Due Diligence obligations, which must be done before any property can be marked as sold subject to contract. The rules are set by law and enforced by trading standards. We will start these checks once you have made a provisionally agreeable offer on a property. The cost is £80 (exc. VAT). This fee covers the expense of obtaining relevant data and any necessary manual checks and monitoring. It's paid in advance via our onboarding system, Kotini, and is non-refundable.