Seward Road, Badsey, Worcestershire, WR11

An impressive barn conversion with beautifully maintained and private gardens and a striking attached barn.

Accommodation: Kitchen/dining room, sitting room, snug/bedroom 4 with en-suite shower room, 3 further bedrooms on the first floor and two bathrooms.

Mature gardens, potting shed, car barn, private drive and stunning adjoining barn.

THE PROPERTY
Originally dating from the 17th Century this former granary was converted in the 1970’s. Sladdens Barn offers spacious and flexible living accommodation with exposed timber beams throughout. The ground floor briefly comprises a well-appointed kitchen/dining room with a range of base and wall units with oak worksurfaces, oven and space for fridge/freezer and dishwasher, a light and airy sitting room with French doors to boot room that overlooks the meadow and a utility room with plumbing for a washing machine. In addition there is a snug/4th bedroom with a door to the barn and en-suite shower room. The first floor continues to impress with a large triple aspect principal bedroom with views of the Church spire and immaculate gardens and doors to an external stone staircase. There are two further bedrooms, one with fitted wardrobes and the other with an en-suite bathroom with a roll top bath and heated towel rail, and a family shower room.

OUTSIDE
Sladdens Barn is approached via a private drive, sitting in a generous plot with walled and fenced gardens that wrap around the property. There is an expanse of lawn, mature hedging, flower borders, trees and a meadow to include Silver Birch and plum trees. The property further benefits from a double car barn with overhead storage, a potting shed, generous parking and a breathtaking stone barn with flagstone floor and impressive roof trusses with potential to convert subject to the necessary planning consents.

SITUATION
The village of Badsey lies approximately 2 miles to the East of the market town of Evesham and some 4½ miles to the north of Broadway and about 15 miles South West of Stratford-upon-Avon, the latter famous throughout the world for its Shakespearean connections. Badsey is a thriving community with a church, primary school, village store, butcher and two public houses. There is a mainline train station to London/Paddington in Evesham and Honeybourne (both within approximately 10 minutes by car). Regular local buses to Evesham and Chipping Campden with connections to Worcester and Malvern.

DIRECTIONS
From Broadway proceed on the A44 towards Evesham. After Wickhamford bear right onto Pitchers Hill and continue along Manor Road following the signs for Badsey. Turn left at the T junction and follow the Willersey Road into Badsey, take the first turn left on to School Lane. Turn right at the junction, then take the next left turn onto the Poplars. At the junction, turn left on to Seward Road and Sladdens Barn will be on your left hand side.