Property description

Upper Inkford Farmhouse is believed to date from 1811 and is constructed in classic Georgian 'double fronted style', set well back from the A435 dual carriageway. At one time the farmhouse, like many others on this road, was an alehouse and vestiges of the old barrel vaulted cellar remain. The property enjoys almost 360-degree open views over adjoining farmland. Potential purchasers should note that the adjoining farm buildings will be retained by the current owners, who have planning permission to redevelop into residential accommodation. The property has recently been upgraded with uPVC double glazing, an oil-fired Rayburn, redecoration and updated bathroom fittings. There is scope to further upgrade the property - potential to refurbish/reconfigure the kitchen/stairs/landing layout, possibly converting the large garage into a kitchen/family room to suit modern living (STPP if required). This farmhouse is extremely well-located, with easy access to J3 of the M42 and Birmingham City Centre - Birmingham International Airport and the N.E.C. are all within easy travelling distance. Services: Mains electricity and water are connected to the property. Drainage is to a septic tank. Council Tax: Band G - Bromsgrove District Council (www.bromsgrove.gov.uk) Tenure and Possession: The property is freehold. Vacant possession will be given upon completion. Fixtures & Fittings: All those items mentioned in these sale particulars will be included in the sale; others, if any, are specifically excluded. Viewing: Strictly by appointment only through the selling agents, John Earle, Henley-in-Arden. Tel: 01564 794343.

Property Features :

• 5-Bedroom Georgian Farmhouse
• Scope for Internal Alteration
• Double Glazing
• Garaging
• Extensive Gardens & Rural Views