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The Accommodation:
The wooden front door opens to the reception hallway, with a radiator, stairs to the first floor accommodation, useful understairs store cupboard, coat hanging space, wooden floor and a door to the lounge.
The lounge includes a secondary glazed window to the front elevation, log burning stove with a recessed feature fireplace and tiled hearth, radiator, wood effect laminate flooring and stairs down to the dining room.
The dining room has a secondary glazed window to the front elevation, the original period stove with a recessed brick surround and tiled hearth, radiator, wood effect laminate flooring, wooden part double glazed stable door to the front of the property and an archway to the kitchen.
The kitchen is well appointed with a range of bespoke wooden sage coloured units, with wood effect worksurfaces, incorporating a stainless-steel one and a half bowl sink/drainer unit with a mixer tap, integrated Beko gas hob with a canopy cooker hood above, integrated Beko electric double oven with a grill, recesses and plumbing for both a slim-line dishwasher and washing machine, recesses for a fridge freezer and tumble dryer, base cupboards/drawers, wall mounted cupboards (one concealing the Worcester Bosch combination central heating boiler) and a window to the front elevation.
The first floor comprises a long split-level landing, with two windows to the rear elevation, radiator, two loft access hatches and doors to bedrooms one and two and the shower room.
Bedroom one form an excellent double room, including a secondary glazed window to the front elevation and a radiator.
Bedroom two is a double room with a secondary glazed window to the front elevation, radiator and a fitted wardrobe and overhead cupboards.
The shower room is attractively appointed with a white suite, including a good sized shower cubicle with a fitted Mira power shower (with a large rainfall style shower head and a separate spray), pedestal wash basin, push-button flush WC, radiator, built-in storage cupboard and a window to the front elevation.
Outside:
Court One is accessed via a private passageway between 21 and 22 High Street. A gate opens to the Court One passageway and steps lead down to a gate to The Cottage.
The property is set back beyond a beautifully landscaped split-level courtyard garden, which forms a natural sun-trap and comprises split-level block paved patios, attractively stocked shrub areas, a cold water tap, two lights and a small timber shed.
Viewing is essential for this period gem of a cottage and its wonderful setting to be fully appreciated. Early appointments are recommended to avoid disappointment.
Location:
Situated on the banks of the River Severn and the edge of the Wyre Forest, Bewdley has been described as “the most perfect small town in Worcestershire”. The town enjoys a good choice of pubs, cafes and restaurants, along with small independent shops, craft studios, a brewery, a local museum, a selection of sports clubs, and a number of churches. Being approximately 20 miles southwest of Birmingham and 15 miles north of Worcester, Bewdley is served by a good motorway network with excellent links to the M5, M6, M40, and M42. Birmingham International Airport is approximately 45 minutes away and the mainline train station in Kidderminster has regular services to and from Worcester, Malvern, Birmingham, and London.
Schooling:
The town is fortunate to benefit from two primary schools and a high school, all rated as Good by Ofsted in their most recent inspections. The independent sector is also well catered for locally with a fine selection of schools available nearby in Kidderminster, Chaddesley Corbett, Abberley, Bromsgrove, and Worcester.
Tenure:
Freehold
Services:
All mains services are connected
Local Authority:
Wyre Forest District Council
Council Tax:
Band TBC
