Main Road, Cropthorne, Pershore, Worcestershire, WR10

A spacious 3 bedroom house with landscaped gardens, off road parking and a detached studio

Accommodation comprises; Entrance hall, family room, dining room, sitting room, kitchen, cloakroom, 3 double bedrooms and bathroom.

Parking and charming gardens.

Detached studio.



No. 6 Sunnyside is thought to date back to 1906 and has seen significant improvements over the years whilst retaining its cottage-style charm. The property offers spacious 3-bedroom accommodation laid out over two floors. The ground floor is particularly impressive with generous contemporary living space yet with charming features such as exposed timbers. The accommodation briefly comprising an entrance hall with cloakroom, a large sitting room with beautifully restored parquet flooring, a fireplace and inset dual fuel log burner, a dining room, a modern kitchen with solid oak worktops, breakfast bar, Belfast sink, Stoves range cooker, an integrated fridge, freezer, and a separate family room with sliding doors out to a covered timber veranda. Three double bedrooms are situated on the first floor, two with a dual aspect, in addition to a modern bathroom with roll-top bath and walk-in shower.

OUTSIDE
The property sits in a generous plot with gardens to the front and side, beautifully landscaped by the current owners to include an expansive paved terrace, a covered timber veranda, and a well-manicured lawn with a range of mature shrubs and trees with hedging and walling. There is a range of handy outdoor storage, including a bin and log store. There is a detached garden studio ideal as a home office/studio with an adjoining gym which is also connected to mains services. A gated driveway provides privacy and a generous amount of parking.

DIRECTIONS
Approaching Cropthorne on the Pershore Road (B4084), take the right hand turning onto Field Barn Lane, the property is immediately on your left. For Sat Nav please use the postcode WR10 3LY.

The small village of Cropthorne lies on the B4084 midway between the market towns of Evesham and Pershore both of which have weekly markets and excellent shopping facilities. Cropthorne has a diversely aged population of around 600 with a local primary school, which serves Cropthorne and the next village Charlton. It has a large playing field (the Sheppey) with an excellent village hall and many fine period houses. A major annual village event is the “Cropthorne Walkabout” on the first May bank holiday weekend where many of the gardens in the village are open to the public and they can enjoy the village fete, including watching the local children dance around the maypole.