A rare, must-have opportunity set on a large, private plot in a wonderful location close to countryside walks and well-regarded schools. With distant rural views and immense potential, this could offer scope for extension or redevelopment, subject of course to planning consent.

The property itself offers three large bedrooms, three reception rooms, a kitchen with pantry, utility, bathroom, separate WC and additional ground floor WC, alongside detached double garaging. Original features remain, including the charming servants’ bell system, adding character and a sense of history.

Surrounded by wraparound gardens and offered with no upward chain, this is a home of substance, setting and possibility. Structural concerns are noted, and the sale is potentially suitable for cash purchasers only.

A  unique find in an established and desirable setting. All viewings strictly via the agent.

APPROACH

Recessed wood front door allows access into the ample reception hall.

ENTRANCE HALL

Leaded wooden windows to front elevation. An array of exposed wood, radiator. ceiling light point, with stairs rising to the first floor accommodation. Rooms radiate off.

RECEPTION ROOM

A bright room courtesy of Crittal windows to two elevations, radiator, exposed timbers and ceiling light point. Brick faced fireplace provides a focal point to the room.

RECEPTION ROOM

Another inviting bright room having Crittal window to the front elevation. Radiator with TRV, ceiling light point and brick faced fireplace with hearth.

RECEPTION ROOM

An abundance of natural light floods into this L shaped room from windows to two elevations, complimented by French doors to side elevation leading to the garden. Two radiators, three ceiling light points, with another open fire with wood surround upon tiled hearth.

KITCHEN

Having quarry tiled floor, exposed timbers, floor standing gas boiler, recessed Aga, partial tiling to the walls, two ceiling light points, sink unit with mixer tap and side facing window.

PANTRY

Quarry tiled flooring, window, wall mounted consumer unit and ceiling light point.

UTILITY

With window and ceiling light point. Space and plumbing for washing machine.

REAR LOBBY AREA

With ceiling light point and quarry tiled flooring.

TOILET

Situated off the rear entrance door. Having window, painted brick walls, wall mounted gas meter, ceiling light point, pedestal wash hand basin and slimline wc.

STAIRS RISING TO THE FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION

A most spacious gallered landing with window to front elevation from which to enjoy distant countryside views. Ceiling light point with doors leading off.

BATHROOM

Front facing window, heated towel rail, wall mounted electric fan heater, ceiling light point, airing cupboard, panelled bath and pedestaal wash hand basin.

TOILET

Front facing window, close coupled wc suite, ceiling light point.

BEDROOM

Great views can be enjoyed through front facing window, radiator and ceiling light point.

BEDROOM

With radiator, two ceiling light points and window.

BEDROOM

A spacious room having side facing window, radiator,two ceiling light points and access to loft.

ACCESSIBLE LOFT SPACE OFF MAIN BEDROOM

Easy accessible storage with wall light point and exposed floor boards.

DOUBLE GARAGING

Detached double garage with pitched roof, two front facing metal up and over doors. Rear and side facing windows with rear pedestian door.

GARDEN

Wrap around mature garden mainly laid to lawn with mature and established planting. Hedging to boundaries with some wooden fencing offering a high degree of privacy.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

No upward chain.
This rendered building is in need of full renovation or removal, subject of course to planning and building consent.

ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING COMPLIANCE

We are legally required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on all property purchasers to ensure funds used in transactions are legitimate. These checks are undertaken on our behalf by Hipla, who will contact you directly once your offer is accepted. A fee of £20 plus VAT (£24 total) per purchaser is payable in advance to Hipla before a memorandum of sale can be issued. This fee is non-refundable.
If a gifted deposit is being provided, the person gifting the funds must also complete an AML check.

Please note, these are not credit checks and will not affect your credit score or financial record. We appreciate your cooperation with this legal requirement.

INTERESTING INFORMATION

Highclere House is a substantial, characterful period residence, quietly set in one of Bewdley's established residential addresses. Believed to date from the early decades of the 20th century, (Conveyance records of 1923) aligning with the arts and crafts era, the house reflects a time when homes were built with generosity of proportion, solid materials and a clear sense of permanence.

Arranged over two principal floors and extending to approximately 1,921 sq ft, the accommodation offers a series of well-proportioned reception rooms, a central kitchen, and a traditional first-floor layout of bedrooms and bathroom facilities. The floorplan reveals a pleasing symmetry and flow, with wide landings, natural light from multiple aspects, and rooms that feel distinctly separate rather than compromised.

Throughout the house, original features quietly remain. Deep-set windows, open fireplaces, solid internal doors and gently curved ceilings hint at the craftsmanship of its era.

INFORMATION CONTINUANCE

From the first-floor rooms there are open views across neighbouring rooftops towards the town and surrounding greenery, lending a sense of elevation and outlook that is increasingly rare.

The property now requires comprehensive modernisation and refurbishment throughout, offering an exceptional opportunity for a buyer with vision. The scale and layout lend themselves equally well to a sensitive restoration or a more contemporary reinterpretation, subject to the usual consents. There is ample scope to reimagine kitchens and bathrooms, reconfigure reception spaces, and breathe new life into the fabric of the house while retaining its underlying character.

Highclere House will appeal to those who understand that the best homes are not bought finished, but made. It is a house with history, presence and proportion, waiting patiently for its next chapter to be written.

HISTORICAL INFORMATION

The property formed part of a broader phase of interwar residential development in Bewdley, when substantial detached houses were constructed for professional and middle-class families seeking larger homes on the edge of the town. Ownership records show a typical pattern of private residential occupation, with the house passing through a small number of long-term owners rather than frequent turnover. This is consistent with properties of its scale and era, which were designed as permanent family homes rather than speculative or short-term dwellings.

There is no documented association with nationally recognised figures, nor any indication that the house was built for a single prominent individual. Instead, its significance lies in its architectural integrity, generous proportions and its contribution to the character of High Clere area as it developed in the early 20th century.