Property description

An elegant Grade II listed house with fine period features set in formal gardens and grounds of approximately 1.5 acres.

Tennis court, detached triple garaging, detached outbuilding (potential annexe). In total accommodation of 4,844 square feet.

The house is believed to date back to the 16th century Elizabethan half-timbered with Jacobean additions, entered through a generous entrance porch, the ground floor features three formal reception rooms, with decorative fireplaces to include a striking inglenook fireplace, exposed ceiling and wall beams, and bay windows allowing natural light to flood in. There is also a formal dining room and generous kitchen breakfast room.

The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite with jacuzzi bath and shower, whilst there are four further bedrooms and family bathroom with free standing bath and separate shower cubicle.

There is a high quality detached outbuilding (potential to be a self-contained annexe) with a large open plan studio (snooker-room at present) or living space, shower room, kitchenette and garden room/conservatory.

The partly walled gardens are laid to lawn with mature trees, evergreen shrubs and hedging Traditional Knot garden and mezzanine sun terrace. Adjacent paddock and Tennis Court.

The house is approached through an electric five bar gate onto a driveway with space to park several vehicles. In addition to the driveway is a detached three stable garage block.

Alvechurch sits in the Worcestershire open countryside, ideal for those wishing to pursue rural leisure pursuits, including walking and riding, whilst the Worcester and Birmingham canal lies close at hand, easily accessible from the Alvechurch Marina.

The village boasts an extensive range of shops, medical and dental practices, as well as ofsted Outstanding nursery, primary and middle schools, football and cricket club, sports and recreation ground, three churches, together with popular public houses, bistros and restaurants. Alvechurch Green provides an excellent rail link into Redditch, University of Birmingham and Birmingham city centre, whilst the nearby motorway network allows ready access to a variety of destinations both local, regional and national, making this delightful location ideal for the modern-day commuter.

Council Tax Band H<br /><br />