Hinton Fields, Bournheath, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B61

Set on a private plot amounting to approximately 1/3rd of an acre, Yew Tree Cottage is a prime example of an enchanting detached residence boasting a wealth of original period style features and flexible family living space. Formally an old nailers cottage believed to be over 200 years old, the building has been extensively extended over the years. The property is situated on the edge of the highly sought after village location of Bournheath, Bromsgrove.

Upon approach the grounds are entered via a gated gravelled driveway offering parking for multiple cars, with a large garage to the side accessed via an up and over garage door, and an open canopy porch over the front door featuring a coach lamp and quarry tiled floor. Once inside the welcoming interior briefly comprises: spacious reception hall enjoying Parquet flooring and access to a ground floor cloaks room; triple aspect sitting room featuring an imposing inglenook fireplace and large walk in bow bay window; dual aspect breakfast kitchen having ceiling beams, integrated double oven, built in dishwasher, ceramic hob with extractor and light, Belfast style sink, quarry tiled floor, space for a table and chairs, pantry having space for a fridge and shelving, and stable door to rear porch having a door to garden; formal dining room also having a large inglenook with exposed beam, quarry tiled floor and large bay window to the front aspect; cosy lounge with an exposed brick fireplace, bay window and double doors opening through into the Victorian styled conservatory.

Rising upstairs the split level first floor landing has doors radiating off to: Three good sized double bedrooms; single bedroom four/study; three piece family bathroom suite; additional shower room; and a laundry cupboard and airing cupboard with fitted shelving.

Outside Yew Tree cottage sits on generous and mature wrap around gardens comprising of sculptured lawn with well stocked flower borders having an array of mature shrubs and bushes and established trees, timber summer house and garden shed, vegetable plot, fruit orchard, with the boundaries having a mixture of variegated hedges and fencing.

Additionally, the property benefits from having majority double glazing; oil fired central heating system; fitted power sockets, lighting and hot and cold water taps in the garage; and an array of decorative interior features including feature bear door handles, and exposed beams.

The sought after area of Bournheath is a semi-rural village situated north of Bromsgrove town, having a number of listed buildings, local first school, a short drive to local amenities and shopping facilities in Catshill and Bromsgrove town centre, and convenient access to the M5 (junction 4) and M42 (junction 1, ideal for commuting into Birmingham and Worcester city centres.



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