Five bedrooms; principal en-suite and family bathroom (two bathrooms total)
Modern integrated kitchen/diner with separate utility room
Living room with log burner and direct garden access
Large secluded garden with courtyard and mature hedging
Detached double garage plus adjoining single garage and wide driveway
EPC rating E — likely requires energy-efficiency improvements
Solid brick walls (original) — probable lack of modern insulation
Council Tax Band F — higher ongoing annual costs
Set on a generous plot in the sought-after village of Bradmore, this five-bedroom detached period cottage balances traditional charm with usable family space. Character features include a welcoming reception hall, exposed beams and a living room with a log burner that opens directly to the garden — creating an easy indoor–outdoor flow for family life and entertaining.
The ground floor layout provides flexibility: a modern integrated kitchen/diner with utility, a formal dining room, a snug/study and a handy ground-floor WC. Upstairs offers five bedrooms, built-in wardrobes to several rooms, a principal en-suite and a family bathroom with a walk‑in shower — practical for larger households but with only two bathrooms serving five bedrooms.
Outside, a large lawned garden, private hedging and a cobbled-driveway leading to a detached double garage plus an attached single garage supply ample parking, storage and workshop potential. The plot size and village setting offer scope for sensitive extension or landscaping (subject to permissions).
Notable practical points: the property has an EPC rating of E and solid brick walls likely without modern insulation, so buyers should expect energy-efficiency and heating-cost improvements may be needed. Council Tax Band F reflects higher ongoing running costs. Overall, this is a characterful family home in a very affluent, low-crime village — good immediate accommodation with clear options to modernise for long-term value uplift.
