Spacious family home with paddocks, stables and strong development potential.
- Approximately 3.6 acres of gardens, orchards and paddocks
- Five bedrooms and four bathrooms across circa 3,000 sq ft
- Four reception rooms including drawing room and cosy sitting room
- Large fitted kitchen with double doors and adjoining utility/boot room
- Period outbuildings and workshop; conversion needs planning permission
- Block of four stables and open bay fodder barn for equestrian use
- Oil-fired heating and private septic tank; consider running costs
- Slow broadband; council tax relatively high for the property size
Moseley House is a handsome Victorian family home set in about 3.6 acres of gardens, orchards and paddocks — a private playground for children, dogs and ponies. The house offers more than 3,000 sq ft of well-presented accommodation across two floors, including five bedrooms, four bathrooms and four principal reception rooms. The main drawing room comfortably houses a grand piano and opens onto a terrace; a separate sitting room with original fireplace and woodburner provides a cosy family hub. The large open-plan kitchen with double doors to the garden and an adjoining utility/boot room suit active family life.
Upstairs the house continues to impress: a spacious master suite with large dressing room and en-suite sits alongside four further bedrooms and three additional bathrooms, giving flexibility for a growing or multigenerational family. A versatile ground-floor reception currently used as a large office could serve as a playroom, guest suite or additional living area. Extensive period outbuildings and an adjoining workshop offer substantial storage and clear potential for ancillary accommodation subject to planning permission. For equestrian or smallholding use there are four stables and an open-bay fodder barn.
Practical details to note: heating is oil-fired via boiler and radiators, drainage is to a private septic tank, and broadband speeds are currently slow — important for those who work from home. The property is freehold, in a rural lane between Hallow and Wichenford with easy access to local schools, village amenities and Worcester/M5 beyond. Council tax is described as quite expensive, reflecting the property size and category.
This is a rare opportunity for a family wanting space, character and outdoor freedom in a peaceful countryside setting. The house is presented in good order but offers further potential for updating, energy improvements and conversion of outbuildings for additional accommodation if desired.
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