Lichfield Road, Abbots Bromley WS15

Town End Farmhouse, Lichfield Road, Abbots Bromley

A historic Grade II listed farmhouse in an enviable village setting

Some homes speak softly yet leave a lasting impression - places that hold stories in their walls and offer a slower, more grounded way of life. Town End Farmhouse, set on the edge of the much-loved village of Abbots Bromley, is one such place. Grade II listed and nestled within a tranquil rural landscape, this elegant former farmhouse offers a rare opportunity to own a true piece of English heritage.

Approached via a private driveway with a double garage and brick paved parking area, the house reveals itself gently. A winding path edged by post and rail fencing leads to the side entrance, where the character of the home begins to unfold. A gravelled courtyard can be found here which has door to the double garage and leads to the rear gardens. A small entrance hall with windows to both side and front gives a welcoming nod to the traditional architecture, with a wooden key-latch door opening into a well-appointed cloakroom - a subtle reminder of how the home has evolved to meet modern needs while honouring its past.

Each room reflects a clear respect for the building's history, from the exposed timbers and latch doors to the symmetry and proportion of the original farmhouse design. The interiors have been gently enhanced over time, retaining the architectural integrity while ensuring the home is welcoming and practical for everyday life.

The gardens wrap elegantly around the property, creating a private and picturesque setting. That changes beautifully with the seasons. The outdoor space offers the perfect balance - manageable and well-established, with peaceful corners. It is a garden that feels lived in, loved, and part of the wider landscape.

Town End Farmhouse sits within walking distance of Abbots Bromley's centre, a village known not just for its postcard beauty, but for its warmth and community. Life here is peaceful, yet enriched with local charm - morning coffee from Antlers, the treasure trove that is Cobwebs, the quiet elegance of St Nicholas Church, and welcoming pubs that feel like an extension of home. There is a rhythm to village life that brings both simplicity and pleasure. For the vendors, living here has been a privilege, not simply for the setting, but for the sense of history that comes with a home like this.

To own Town End Farmhouse is to become the next steward of its story - to appreciate the craftsmanship of another era, and to enjoy the peace that comes with a home so deeply rooted in place and time. It is a place of character, quiet dignity, and enduring beauty.

The living area is set out as follows:-

The porch welcomes you in - windows to the front and side invite light, and a traditional wooden key-latch door opens into a thoughtfully arranged cloakroom with low-level WC, vanity basin and access to loft storage.

The heart of the home is its farmhouse kitchen: warm, well-proportioned, and full of character which sets the tone for the rest of the house. With a bespoke range of modern cottage-style units topped in granite, the kitchen also features a range cooker set into a deep chimney breast where beams still frame the space once used for a bread oven. Though no longer in use, the former bread oven gives a sense of history and charm. Laminate flooring flows throughout, and there are windows to both the front and side. The kitchen includes an integrated fridge freezer space, plumbing for a dishwasher, and plenty of storage.

From the kitchen, a beautiful feature wooden door leads into a hallway with an understairs storage cupboard that also houses the burglar alarm. To the left, a useful room offers flexibility as a study or snug, featuring exposed beams and double-glazed doors opening into a striking oak-framed extension. This summer room, constructed with full listed building consent, is glazed all the way around, with French doors opening to the rear patio. The room is filled with light from two Velux windows and lit by ceiling lights, with laminate flooring completing the space.

Back through the kitchen hallway, a door opens into a charming lounge with an inglenook brick fireplace, log-burning stove, exposed beam above and quarry tiled hearth. A door at the rear leads to the garden - the original front entrance - and stairs rise to the first floor. Another door opens to a secondary hallway which leads into a peaceful study with ornate wooden door and a lovely window overlooking the garden.

On the first floor, a split landing reveals a series of well-proportioned rooms full of interesting nooks and character details. The principal bedroom is located at the far end of the house, overlooking the rear garden. The main sleeping area sits to the right, with a dressing space to the left and a private en suite including a pedestal basin, low-level WC and shower.

Bedroom Two overlooks the front of the property and includes beautiful character features such as exposed beams built into the walls. Bedroom Three enjoys views to the side, while Bedroom Four looks out over the front. These bedrooms are served by a generous family bathroom with bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low-level WC, loft hatch, and airing cupboard.


The property benefits from a bio-disk drainage system and is serviced by a combi boiler. Every part of this home has been carefully maintained, combining the elegance of heritage with the warmth and liveability of a true family home.