High Street, Kemerton. GL20

A CHARMING PERIOD MELLOWED BRICK THREE BEDROOM EXTENDED COTTAGE WITH USEFUL OUTBUILDING, DOUBLE GARAGE AND LANDSCAPED GARDEN SITUATED WITHIN THIS SOUGHT AFTER BREDON HILL VILLAGE.

Canopied Entrance, Hallway, Dining Room, Sitting Room, Breakfast Room, Fitted Kitchen, Bedroom One with En-Suite, Two Further Bedrooms, Bathroom, Attic Room, Gated Driveway, Double Garage, Outbuilding, Approx. One Third of an Acre, Gas Central Heating.

Farleys Butt was once the old police house and has been in the same ownership for many years and in that time has seen much improvement to the property, the outbuilding and beautifully landscaped gardens which are now seen today. The property has been extended to the rear and the outbuildings now serve as a laundry room, a tool shed and an outside WC. The cottage has secondary double-glazing and timber shutters internally to the front and there is parquet flooring in the dining room giving character with open fireplaces to the sitting room and the dining room. There is fitted kitchen to the rear and a breakfast room/garden room with patio doors opening out to the rear courtyard. Bedroom one comes with timber bedroom furniture and there is en-suite with shower to this bedroom that has a balcony overlooking the rear garden. There are two further bedrooms to the first floor together with a good-sized bathroom with shower over bath and wall mounted gas boiler. Off the landing there is enclosed stairway up to the attic room providing useful storage.

The gravelled driveway leads to ample off-road parking in front of the double garage (Marley style) with a timber garden store connected to the righthand side. This beautiful garden has a feature Ginkgo Biloba tree standing over the alfresco terrace with further features to include the wisteria walk and well positioned sitting areas for the time of day. There is greenhouse and mains water laid on, long beech hedge shading a good-sized vegetable garden the size of a tennis court.

Kemerton being a popular village on the south side of Bredon Hill supports a local public house and educational facilities, village church, a war memorial and local coffee shop. The village gives access to walking over the historic Bredon Hill with its Roman and ancient British fortifications. The village of Bredon is approximately one mile distant where there is village stores and post office, doctors' surgery and river frontage. Tewkesbury being approximately three miles where there is access to the M5 junction 9 travelling south and north. There is also a railway station at Ashchurch.