Property description

This historic building was originally built in 1868 as Studley & Astwood Bank railway station, converted to a private residence following the railway line’s closure in 1962. The property has been sympathetically updated to modern standards and styles, mindful of preserving original features whilst carefully bringing in modern conveniences, with decorative cues throughout hinting to the property’s unique history, resulting in a spacious, characterful property very well adapted for modern living. Now part of an exclusive, private cul-de-sac development of four executive homes, to be gated.

In brief, the property comprises of the following: The front door leads to an entrance hallway opening to a ground floor utility, storage room, and a hallway with stairs rising to the first floor landing. Opening on from this internal hallway is a ground-floor bathroom with free-standing bathtub and separate shower cubicle, a fourth bedroom (currently used as a snug), and an office/library. Following on from the office is the primary reception room with feature fireplace and vaulted ceilings, which in turn opens to the dining room. The well-equipped kitchen is located at the end of the property and benefits from a Rangemaster cooker, space for dining, a pantry, and access to a ground-floor WC. Following the stairs to the landing, the first floor comprises of a large primary bedroom, two further bedrooms, and a family bathroom.

Externally, the property features a detached double garage, a driveway providing off-road parking for multiple vehicles, and an extensive multi-aspect rear garden largely laid to lawn, featuring an orchard, an external seating area, and mature, well-maintained plants feature throughout. The original platform edge is still visible and can be traced through the length of the garden.

Studley Village is popular with a good range of facilities, including various individual shops, cafes, pubs and two supermarkets. There is a leisure centre and medical practice as well as popular schools across a full range all within the village itself. There are a number of walks leading directly from the village into the open countryside connecting to both the Heart of England Forest and the Arden Way. Good transport links can easily reach the M42 and motorway network, and out towards Alcester and Stratford Upon Avon.

Lounge (15' 0'' x 15' 9'' (4.57m x 4.79m))

Dining Room (15' 0'' x 11' 0'' (4.57m x 3.35m))

Kitchen/Diner (16' 6'' x 16' 0'' (5.03m x 4.87m) max)

Office / Library (10' 6'' x 13' 0'' (3.20m x 3.96m))

Bedroom 4 / Snug (13' 6'' x 13' 6'' (4.11m x 4.11m))

Ground Floor Bathroom (10' 0'' x 9' 6'' (3.05m x 2.89m))

Utility Room (6' 0'' x 7' 0'' (1.83m x 2.13m))

Bedroom 1 (15' 0'' x 13' 6'' (4.57m x 4.11m))

Bedroom 2 (10' 6'' x 13' 6'' (3.20m x 4.11m))

Bedroom 3 (10' 6'' x 10' 0'' (3.20m x 3.05m))

Bathroom (6' 6'' x 10' 0'' (1.98m x 3.05m))

Pantry (6' 2'' x 4' 5'' (1.87m x 1.35m))

Ground Floor WC (6' 6'' x 4' 0'' (1.98m x 1.22m))
Amenities

Unique, Characterful Property

Spacious Living Accommodation

Two Full-Size Bathrooms And Separate WC

Kitchen With Rangemaster Cooker

Extensive, Multi-Aspect Garden

Detached Double Garage

Desirable Semi-Rural Location

EPC: E