A most appealing detached Grade II listed period cottage in an idyllic village location, adjacent to the village church.

Accommodation comprises; Entrance hall, sitting room, conservatory/dining room, snug, cloakroom, utility, kitchen/breakfast room, study, master bedroom with dressing room and en-suite bathroom, 2 further double bedrooms and family shower room.

Double garage and log store with additional bedroom and shower room over.

Parking, mature gardens, timbershed.
In all 0.82 acres.



Church Cottage is thought to date back to circa 1600 but has many later additions and has been sympathetically modernized by the present owner. Standing in wonderful grounds of approximately 0.82 acres, this fine property boasts many original features which include beamed ceilings, exposed wall timbers, two fine inglenook fireplaces with wood burning stoves and impressive chimneys. More recent additions include an oak framed conservatory and an impressive double garage with external stairs up to an additional bedroom and shower room. The ground floor accommodation comprises; entrance hall, sitting room, conservatory/dining room, snug, cloakroom, utility, kitchen/breakfast room and study. To the first floor are three double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefitting from a dressing room and en-suite bathroom, and a separate family shower room.

OUTSIDE
The property is surrounded by lovely gardens with a naturalized woodland area to the east of the property, formal and informal lawns, well stocked flower and shrub beds and borders, outdoor pizza oven, log store and timber framed shed.

DIRECTIONS
Leaving the A46 heading towards Evesham, turn left, signposted Hinton-on-the-Green on to the Netherton Road. Continue through Elmley Castle, then turn right signposted Bricklehampton Village, where the property can be found on the right, just before reaching St Michael and All Angels Church.
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The small hamlet of Bricklehampton is located approximately 4 miles from Pershore between the larger villages of Little Comberton and Elmley Castle. The hamlet is best known for Bricklehampton Hall, a Victorian mansion built in 1848 in 34 acres of parkland. The busy market towns of Evesham and Pershore are both approximately a ten minute drive.