Very large private plot with terrace and lawned gardens
Principal bedroom with balcony, walk-in wardrobes, large en-suite
Spacious kitchen/breakfast room with Rangemaster and bi-fold doors
Multiple reception rooms, wood-burning stoves and cosy inglenook
Substantial outbuilding with room above; potential ancillary use (consents)
Mixed heating: oil boiler with radiators plus air-source heat pump
Private drainage; very slow broadband speeds
Council Tax Band E (above average)
Set on the edge of Bitterley with far-reaching views to Titterstone Clee Hill, this substantial four-bedroom detached house sits on a very large, private plot. The house offers generous reception space, a well-proportioned kitchen/breakfast room with bi-fold doors to a terrace, and multiple wood-burning stoves that create character and warmth for family living. The principal bedroom benefits from a balcony, walk-in wardrobes and a large en-suite, while three further bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor.
Outside there is a broad lawned garden with herbaceous borders, an idyllic terrace for al-fresco dining and a significant outbuilding with a room above — useful for hobbies, home office or potential ancillary accommodation subject to consents. The property was constructed in the late 2000s, has double glazing, insulated timber-frame walls and an EPC rating of C, reflecting reasonable energy performance for its age.
Practical points to note: heating is a mix of oil-fired boiler with radiators and additional systems including an air-source heat pump and underfloor heating; the main fuel remains oil. Drainage is private, broadband speeds are very slow, and council tax is above average (Band E). These factors should be considered by buyers who need high-speed connectivity or prefer mains drainage and lower ongoing fuel costs.
This home will suit a family seeking space, countryside views and flexible ancillary accommodation on a large plot. It also offers scope for landscaping or modest extensions (subject to consents). Buyers wanting a turnkey urban property with fast broadband or fully mains services should weigh the practical limitations against the lifestyle benefits of this peaceful rural setting.