- Three double bedrooms, principal with en-suite shower
- Far-reaching upstairs views to the Malvern Hills
- South-westerly rear garden with mature planting and patio
- Air-source heat pump installed (confirm current setup and service)
- Ample off-road parking and two garden storage sheds
- High flood risk — buyer due diligence advised
- Solid brick walls assumed uninsulated — retrofit likely needed
- Oil listed as a main fuel type; check boiler/fuel arrangement
This well-presented three double-bedroom semi-detached cottage sits in a peaceful village setting with far-reaching upstairs views across open countryside to the Malvern Hills. The house blends period character — exposed brick fireplace and feature wall — with practical living: two reception rooms, kitchen plus utility with WC, and a principal bedroom with en-suite. A south-westerly rear garden with mature planting and a large patio makes outdoor entertaining easy.
Practical strengths include ample off-street parking, two garden sheds, and modern heating technology in the form of an air-source heat pump. The plot feels generous for a village cottage and the location is genuinely convenient for local amenities, village life and nearby schools, making it well suited to families seeking a quieter, rural lifestyle.
Important considerations are stated plainly: the property lies in a high flood-risk area and the original solid-brick walls are assumed to have no built-in insulation, which will affect energy performance and any retrofit costs. Records also show oil as a fuel type for the property; prospective buyers should confirm current heating arrangements and service history. There is no onward chain, which can speed completion for a buyer ready to move.
Overall this cottage offers strong village appeal and scope to improve energy efficiency. It’s a comfortable family home as sold, with room to modernise where desired and immediate access to countryside views and local community amenities.