Whitley Close, Honeybourne, Worcestershire, WR11

A contemporary 5 bedroom detached home with a double garage and driveway parking, situated within a short walk of the mainline train station.

Accommodation comprises; Entrance hall, cloakroom, study, dining room, kitchen/family room, 5 bedrooms (2 ensuite), family bathroom.

Generous garden, double garage and parking.



Mulberry House is a beautifully presented contemporary home, situated in an enviable corner plot, on this sought after development. Constructed by Owl homes, this detached home enjoys an open outlook. The accommodation is laid out across two floors with the ground floor briefly comprising an entrance hall with a cloakroom, a dining room with panelled walling and bi-fold doors leading to the rear garden, a dual aspect study, and an impressive kitchen/family room with a wood burning stove, bi-fold doors leading to a South facing paved terrace, and an adjoining utility cupboard. The kitchen features quartz worktops, a breakfast bar, and a range of integrated appliances to include a fridge/freezer, dual ovens, a hob, and a dish washer. The accommodation continues to impress on the first floor with a principal bedroom benefiting from fitted wardrobes, and an ensuite shower room. There are a further four bedrooms, a further en suite, and a family bathroom with a walk-in shower, separate bath, and heated towel rail.

OUTSIDE
The property is approached via a private block-paved drive, providing parking for several vehicles, and leads to a double garage with up and over doors, power, and light. The rear garden is accessed via a timber pedestrian gate, and is mainly laid to lawn, with a south facing paved terrace.

DIRECTIONS
Upon entering Honeybourne from Broadway on the Weston Road, take your first right on to Stratford Road. Take the left turning after the post office on to Wellington Road, following the road right until the end, and 64 Whitley Close will be the last house on the right.

Honeybourne is situated on the edge of the Vale of Evesham and sits either side of the Roman road Ryknild Street. There is a main line railway station to Worcester Foregate Street and London Paddington. The village is served by a Post Office, stores, a garage, two public houses, Fish and Chip, Shop, Chinese takeaway, two cafes, a Co-op and a first school. The architecture within the village ranges from Cotswold stone and thatched roofs to red brick and modern cottage style properties. Honeybourne has access to many good schools including Prince Henry’s Academy and Chipping Campden Academy, whilst it is not in the Chipping Campden catchment many students from the village attend school there.