Leigh Sinton, Malvern, Worcestershire

The Elm is a stylish double-fronted two bedroom home with garden-facing kitchen & en-suite principal bedroom.


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The Elm

The Elm is a 2-bedroom, double-fronted home featuring a kitchen/dining room with French doors leading onto the garden. The kitchen is equipped with partially integrated appliances, soft close units and a stainless steel 1½ bowl sink. To the opposite side of the home is the dual aspect living room, which provides the ideal space to relax in luxury. The light and airy hallway sits at the centre of the home and offers additional storage as well as a downstairs WC.

The first floor accommodates two spacious bedrooms, with bedroom one overlooking the garden and benefiting from an en-suite with large shower enclosure. A well-equipped main bathroom sits atop the landing, which has a bath with overhead shower. The main bathroom accommodates the large second bedroom, which has the added feature of dual aspect views.

The Elm also benefits from low energy lighting, an electric vehicle charging point and solar panels, which not only keep energy costs down, but provide you with a sustainable home, fit for the future.

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Sustainability and efficiency are built into The Elm, with underfloor heating, low-energy lighting, solar panels and an electric vehicle charging point—all helping to lower energy costs and future-proof your home.

Welcome to The Hamlet
Nestled in the thriving village centre, The Hamlet is a stunning new development offering a thoughtfully designed collection of detached, semi-detached, and terraced homes. Built to the highest standards, this exclusive community will feature a total of 52 homes, including 37 available on the open market and 15 affordable homes, perfectly blending quality, style, and comfort.

Whether you’re looking for a cozy two-bedroom starter home, a spacious three or four bedroom family residence, or a generous five bedroom property, The Hamlet has a home to suit your lifestyle. Each property is crafted with attention to detail, ensuring modern living with lasting appeal.

With construction scheduled for completion in 2027, The Hamlet offers the ideal opportunity to settle in a thriving village community that combines peaceful surroundings with convenient access to local amenities and the A4103.

Discover your perfect home at The Hamlet, where quality meets community.

Perfectly Positioned
Situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Leigh Sinton, The Hamlet offers the perfect blend of rural charm and modern convenience. Nestled at the southern tip of the scenic Teme Valley, straddling the Worcestershire-Herefordshire border, this welcoming village boasts a rich history rooted in hop and fruit growing, surrounded today by beautiful farmland and rolling countryside.

Leigh Sinton is a vibrant community featuring a traditional village pub, a well-stocked general store with a post office, and a highly regarded primary school - everything you need for comfortable village living. For more extensive shopping, dining, and leisure options, the nearby historic towns of Worcester and Malvern are within easy reach, both offering excellent independent and state schooling options.

Commuters will appreciate Leigh Sinton’s superb connectivity. The village enjoys quick access to the A449, linking directly to Malvern and the M5 motorway, providing straightforward routes north to Worcester and south toward Cheltenham. For those traveling further afield, Great Malvern Station is just a short drive away, offering direct train services to Worcester, Birmingham, and London.

Whether you’re seeking peaceful countryside living with community spirit or easy access to urban amenities and commuter routes, The Hamlet at Leigh Sinton presents an exceptional opportunity to enjoy the best of both worlds.

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