Tarradale is a charming, detached village residence, tucked away in a superb position adjoining parkland, with magnificent views of the Malvern Hills and within a short walk of the village centre.
Improved by the current owner, the ground floor benefits from an impressive kitchen/dining room with a most interesting and architecturally designed extension to the eastern side, maximising the property’s uninterrupted views of the Malvern Hills and British Camp. The extension is curved by design and features a wall of double-glazed windows, allowing plenty of south-easterly light to flood the space. A further generous sitting room to the rear offers ample space for entertaining, with French doors opening onto the wrap-around garden. A downstairs bedroom/library offers a versatile space to suit any purchaser’s needs, with a further study with door into the garage. There is also a downstairs WC and a utility/laundry room.  

The first floor hosts two generously proportioned double bedrooms, both enjoying far-reaching views across the surrounding landscape. The principal bedroom is enhanced by a dedicated dressing area and a stylish en suite, while a spacious family bathroom serves the floor with ease and elegance.

A self-contained annexe, complete with kitchenette, bathroom, and two further versatile rooms suitable for bedroom or sitting room use, presents a wealth of possibilities. Ideal for accommodating older relatives, independent teenagers, or guests, the space also offers potential for short-term letting or Airbnb use, subject to the necessary consents.

The property has been carefully maintained by the current owner and now offers exciting scope for thoughtful enhancement—an excellent opportunity to create a truly striking home with considerable impact.

The gardens and setting are quite exceptional. Mature, wrap-around grounds enjoy open views towards British Camp, capturing natural light throughout the day and offering a sense of privacy and tranquillity that is rarely found.

Location
Colwall is a very popular and sought-after village situated at the foot of the western slopes of the Malvern Hills and offers a good range of local facilities, including shops, a post office and pharmacy, schools, a doctor’s surgery, churches, a hotel, and public houses. There is a regular bus service to Ledbury (approximately 4 miles) and Great Malvern (approximately 2 miles). Colwall also benefits from a mainline railway with direct services to Birmingham New Street, Oxford, and London Paddington.

Entrance Hallway
Entered via an original wooden door with opaque glass into a generous hallway with parquet flooring. Two wall lights. Column radiator. Under-stairs storage cupboard. Carpeted staircase leading to the first floor. 

Dining Kitchen – 5.8m x 4.7m (19'0" x 15'5")
Opaque double-glass doors and window unit open into a spacious kitchen/dining room.
The kitchen comprises wall and base units with wooden counter tops, featuring an inset stainless-steel sink and half-sink draining unit with chrome mixer tap. Integrated Bosch oven and grill and inset four-ring AEG gas hob. Feature wooden island with under-counter storage and overhead floating cupboards. Radiator. Tiled flooring. Space for fridge-freezer and dishwasher. Window to the front aspect. 

Garden Room – 5.8m x 4.7m (19'0" x 15'5")
Open plan from the kitchen/dining room is this most interesting and architecturally designed extension (1992) to the eastern side of the property, maximising the property’s uninterrupted views of the Malvern Hills and British Camp. The extension is curved by design and features a wall of double-glazed windows allowing plenty of south-easterly light to flood the space.
Two radiators. Tiled flooring. Two wall lights. Door into...

Utility Room – 2.6m x 2.1m (8'6" x 6'10")
Housing Worcester Bosch boiler. Obscure glass window to the front aspect. Stainless-steel sink and draining unit with laminate worktops and under-counter storage. Wall units. Clothes-drying rail. Tiled flooring. Space for washing machine. 

Sitting Room – 7.5m x 4m (24'7" x 13'1")
A comfortable room with French doors and a window opening onto the garden with a southern aspect and views across to British Camp. Two wall lights. Fitted shelving. Stone fireplace with stone hearth. TV point. Two radiators. 

Bedroom Three / Library – 4.3m x 3.7m (14'1" x 12'1")
A versatile room that could be used as an additional reception space or a downstairs bedroom if required. Bay window to the rear aspect. Two wall lights. Stone-built corner fireplace with stone hearth. Fitted bookcase. Radiator. 

Study – 2.5m x 2m (8'2" x 6'6")
Wall light. Window to the front aspect. Full-length fitted storage/coat cupboards. Carpet. Radiator. 

WC
Wall light. Obscure glass window to the front aspect. Ceramic corner sink with tiled backsplash. Low-level toilet. Radiator. Tiled flooring.  

First Floor Galleried Landing
Downlight and window to the front aspect. Carpet. Doors to bedrooms and family bathroom. 

Bedroom One – 5m x 4.6m (16'4" x 15'1")
A light and airy dual-aspect double bedroom with sash window to the side and further window to the rear, offering uninterrupted views across to the Malvern Hills. Two wall lights. Carpet. Radiator. Eaves storage. Open through to a dressing area with fitted wardrobes to each side, one housing the hot-water cylinder. Downlight. Carpet. Obscure glass door into...

En Suite
Downlight. Window to the front aspect. Bath with tiled sides and surround. Ceramic sink. Low-level toilet. Radiator. Carpet. Shaving point.  

Bedroom Two – 3.9m x 3.6m (12'9" x 11'9")
A double bedroom with window to the rear aspect. Wall light. Fitted wardrobe. Carpet. Radiator.

Family Bathroom
With panelled bath and overhead electric Mira power shower with tiled surround. Twyfords ceramic sink. Low-level toilet. Two windows to the side aspect. Radiator. Extractor fan. Tiled flooring. 

Annexe Accommodation
Glass door into entrance hall with window to the side aspect. Ceiling light point. Useful storage cupboard. Obscure glass door into...

Inner Hallway: Ceiling light point. Carpet. Radiator. Window to the front aspect. Doors to all rooms. 

Kitchenette – 1.7m x 1.6m (5'6" x 5'2")
Ceiling light point. Base units with inset stainless-steel sink and draining unit, tiled backsplash. Space for freestanding electric cooker and fridge-freezer. Carpet. Window to the front aspect. Fuse board. Worcester Bosch combination boiler (installed 2025).

Bedroom / Sitting Room – 3.6m x 3.4m (11'9" x 11'1")
Flexible room overlooking the garden with window to the rear aspect. Ceiling light point. Radiator. Carpet. 

Bedroom – 3.4m x 2.7m (11'1" x 8'10")
Double bedroom with window to the rear aspect. Ceiling light point. Radiator. Carpet. 

Bathroom
Ceiling light point. Panelled bath with mains-powered overhead shower and tiled surround. Obscure glazed window to the front aspect. Ceramic sink. Low-level toilet. Useful storage cupboard. Heated towel rail. Carpet. 

Garages
From the tarmac driveway to the left and forming part of the extension is a double garage with two canopy doors, pitched roof and electric supply. 

A further single garage lies on the other side of the driveway between the main house and annexe accommodation. Benefiting from a ceiling light point, workbench to the rear in front of a window, wall-mounted cupboards, and canopy door to driveway.  

Outside and Gardens
A sweeping tarmac driveway provides generous off-road parking for multiple vehicles, framed by deep, mature borders on either side. Raised brick-built edging subtly separates the driveway from a paved pathway leading to the front door and side porch, with the path continuing around both sides of the property to the rear garden.

To the left, an undercover porch opens onto a block-paved side patio positioned in front of the extension, where wonderful views extend towards the Malvern Hills. Steps descend to a lawned area bordered by mature, well-stocked planting, with a hedge boundary that gracefully wraps around to the rear garden.

The rear garden is an elegant, lawned space, with steps rising to a generous raised patio that enjoys a natural connection with the sitting room—ideal for both entertaining and quiet relaxation. Rich in colour and vitality, the garden is complemented by a more formal, low-hedged area awaiting sensitive restoration to its former splendour and incorporating a charming, integrated seating area.

A discreet wood store and paved pathway continue around the property, leading back to the front driveway. Outside water and lighting are thoughtfully provided, enhancing both practicality and evening ambience.

Freehold

We are advised (subject to legal verification) that the property is freehold.