Pershore Road, Great Comberton, Worcestershire, WR10

A well presented detached house with a large studio, superb garden room, mature gardens, substantial garaging and parking in a lovely village.

Entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, principal bedroom suite, 2 further double bedrooms and family bathroom.

Garden room, wood store. Two garages and carport.
Studio with shower room.




Kents Barn provides modern and light spacious accommodation presented in good decorative condition. The house was built in 1972 and is constructed of brick with cream render under a pitched tiled roof. It benefits from uPVC double glazed windows and doors, internal oak doors and a contemporary mahogany and glass staircase. The fitted kitchen/breakfast room has a good number of wall and base cupboards, under granite worksurfaces, an excellent range of Neff appliances and a ceramic tiled floor. The sitting room has sliding doors to the garden and a contemporary multi fuel fire set in a stone hearth. To the first floor are 3 double bedrooms. The principal bedroom has a separate dressing room and an en-suite shower room. There is also a contemporary family bathroom with a walk-in shower.

OUTSIDE
The property is enclosed by stone walling and timber fencing and is approached via a block paved driveway which gives access to multi-use outbuildings, garaging, generous parking and mature gardens. The south facing gardens are extremely private and spacious with herbaceous borders, shrubs and trees including a splendid Cedar of Lebanon. There is a large garage attached to the house which has electronically operated doors and is fitted with a useful sink unit and wall and base cupboards. There is an additional garage and an attractive carport, both constructed of oak. There is a detached studio, heated by a separate gas boiler with an engineered oak floor, uPVC windows, double French doors, sink unit, fridge, wall and base cupboards and a separate shower room. A spacious garden room has a stone tiled floor, exposed ceiling timbers and glazed sliding doors opening onto a terrace and there is a useful wood store.

DIRECTIONS
From Elmley Castle proceed to Great Comberton and upon entering the village just after the first right hand bend, turn right and the entrance to Kents Barn is on the left hand side.

Great Comberton sits at the foot of Bredon Hill, within the Cotswolds AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) and consists of many delightful houses and thatched cottages. The local church, St Michaels dates back to the 14th century and the Yew Tree is reputed to be over 700 years old. The village is within easy driving distance of a number of towns, Cheltenham (17 miles), Worcester (13 miles), Pershore (3 miles) and the well known village of Broadway (11 miles). Communications are excellent with the M5 (Junction 7 and Junction 9) easily accessible and a main line railway station at Pershore offers services to Worcester, Oxford and London/Paddington.