Coniston Way, Bewdley, DY12 2QA

Set at the head of a small access road serving just five homes, this detached three bedroom property enjoys a position that feels quietly removed from the main run of Coniston Way. Opposite, open green space softens the outlook, and beyond the hedgerow lies the lane leading towards Wyre Forest. From Hop Pole Lane itself, a single track country lane edged with greenery, the house peeks over the hedge — a reminder that countryside is never far away.

A driveway provides off-road parking and leads to the garage, with a roof canopy linking house and garage across the front elevation. Beneath this, a recessed part-glazed uPVC front door gives access into the hallway. A gated passage runs between the house and garage, offering secure front-to-rear access.

Inside, the layout offers flexibility. The living room sits to the front with a bay window drawing in natural light, while the kitchen connects through to a separate dining room with French doors opening into the garden room — a fabulous bright rear reception space overlooking the garden and creating an easy flow for entertaining or family gatherings. A useful utility room and ground floor shower room add everyday practicality.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged around the landing, with the principal and second bedrooms enjoying elevated outlooks. The family bathroom completes the first floor.

The rear garden offers privacy and space to relax, while the attached garage provides additional storage or potential for conversion, subject to consent.

Importantly, planning permission has been approved for a single storey rear extension, first floor side extension and balcony above the garage, presenting exciting scope for future enhancement.

A home that already works — yet still offers opportunity to evolve.

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LOCATION & SETTING

Set at the head of a small access road serving just a handful of homes, this property enjoys a position that feels quietly removed from the main run of Coniston Way. There are only five houses along this little stretch, creating a sense of calm. Opposite, open green space softens the outlook, and beyond the hedgerow lies the lane leading towards the gateway to Wyre Forest. Step out for an evening walk and you are almost immediately in countryside. Few residential roads offer that kind of transition.

From Hop Pole Lane itself - a single track lane edged with greenery - the house peeks over the hedge, reinforcing just how close nature really is.

This is suburban living with a rural whisper.

APPROACH

A driveway provides off-road parking and leads to the garage, the frontage feeling established and settled rather than exposed. A roof canopy links the house and garage across the front elevation, beneath which the recessed, part-glazed uPVC front door provides access into the hallway, with external lighting positioned beside it.

A gated passage runs between the house and garage, offering secure front-to-rear access - covered only at the front beneath the canopy, with the remainder open to the sky for practical everyday use.

ENTRANCE HALL

An L-shaped hallway greets you with a real sense of movement rather than a narrow corridor. Stairs rise at one end while the rooms radiate naturally off the space, giving the ground floor a traditional, well-balanced layout. Wood-effect flooring runs underfoot, practical for everyday life, with radiator and ceiling light point in place. There is space here to arrive properly - somewhere to pause, greet guests and feel the width of the house before it unfolds around you.

RECEPTION ROOM

15.08ft x 10.75ft

To the front of the house, the sitting room feels reassuringly generous, centred around a brick-surround fireplace that gives the space a natural focal point and warmth of character. A wide window draws in light while overlooking the quiet cul-de-sac position, and the proportions easily accommodate substantial sofas without the room ever feeling crowded. Radiator, ceiling and wall light points are neatly in place, but it is the balance and depth of the space that stand out. This is a room designed for proper evenings in - comfortable, calm and confidently proportioned.

KITCHEN

8.33ft x 9.25ft

Fitted with a range of wall and base units topped with contrasting work surfaces and tiled splashbacks, the kitchen is neatly arranged with inset sink and drainer beneath the rear window and space for freestanding appliances. Tiled flooring keeps the room durable and easy to maintain. Access leads back into the hallway, where the utility and ground floor shower room are positioned, keeping the practical elements of daily life discreetly separate from the cooking space.

RECEPTION ROOM

7.75ft x 10.83ft

Positioned between the kitchen and the main front reception room, this is the natural dining space of the house - defined, separate and ideal for proper sit-down meals rather than hurried weekday suppers. French doors open directly into the conservatory, allowing the room to expand beautifully when entertaining and drawing natural light back into the centre of the home. Radiator and ceiling light point are in place, and for those who favour open-plan living, there is clear potential to reconfigure and create a larger dining kitchen, subject to the usual considerations. Traditional now, flexible for the future.

RECEPTION ROOM

15.67ft x 11.92ft

A significant addition to the footprint, this generously sized garden room stretches across the rear and feels far more like part of the garden rather than a simple extension. Brick-based with extensive glazing, it captures light throughout the day and enjoys direct access onto the patio via French doors. Radiator and ceiling spotlights allow year-round use, making it an effortless extension of the living space. Whether used as an additional sitting room, entertaining area or relaxed retreat overlooking the lawn, it is the room that connects the house most directly to its setting.

OFFICE

7.75ft x 8.92ft

A valuable fourth reception room tucked to the rear, currently arranged as a office but equally suited to a snug or hobby space. A rear-facing window keeps the room bright, while radiator and ceiling light point complete a practical yet comfortable setting. In modern family life, a separate quiet room quickly becomes indispensable.

UTILITY ROOM

4.58ft x 4.92ft

Accessed from the hallway, the utility provides plumbing and appliance space, helping to keep laundry and household tasks neatly contained away from the kitchen. Ceiling light point and practical layout make it a small but essential addition.

SHOWER ROOM

3.92ft x 5.17ft

Fitted with shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC, complemented by tiled walls and ceiling light point. A highly practical addition for guests, busy households or future-proof living.

STAIRS RISING TO THE FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION AND LANDING

Stairs rise to a naturally bright landing, with a side-facing window allowing daylight to filter in throughout the day. The layout is well arranged, with the principal bedroom and family bathroom positioned to the left, and two further bedrooms to the right. Ceiling light point and loft access hatch are in place, and the separation of rooms feels practical and well considered.

BEDROOM

10.08ft x 10.5ft

Overlooking the rear garden, this second double bedroom benefits from a peaceful aspect and excellent natural light. The proportions mirror the sense of balance found throughout the house, easily accommodating wardrobes and larger furnishings. Radiator and ceiling light point complete a room that feels both practical and inviting.

BATHROOM

6.25ft x 8.08ft

Positioned to the left of the landing, the bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over and glazed screen, wash hand basin and WC. Tiled walls and flooring provide a clean finish, with radiator, ceiling light point and an obscured window allowing natural light and ventilation.

BEDROOM

9.92ft x 11ft

Positioned to the front of the house, this well-proportioned double bedroom enjoys a pleasant outlook across the quiet offshoot of Coniston Way and the green space beyond. The dimensions allow for substantial furniture without crowding the room, maintaining a comfortable sense of space. Radiator and ceiling light point are in place, and the room feels calm and settled.

BEDROOM

6.42ft x 8.25ft

Also positioned to the front, this well-shaped third bedroom works perfectly as a child's room, nursery or dedicated study. Radiator and ceiling light point are in place, and while more compact, it remains entirely functional rather than squeezed.

GARAGE

9ft x 19.5ft

A substantial garage with up-and-over door, power and lighting.

Large enough for secure parking, workshop use or serious storage. A proper asset.

GARDEN

Step out from the conservatory onto the patio and the garden opens into a generous lawned space, framed by established hedging that provides privacy without closing in the outlook. There is room here for children to run, for summer seating, for a greenhouse or vegetable beds - a proper family garden rather than a token strip of grass. Beyond the boundary lies the quiet single-track Hop Pole Lane, and with it the gateway to Wyre Forest. It is rare to have countryside quite so close while remaining within a settled residential setting.

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING CHECKS (AML)

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.

AGENTS NOTE

Planning permission has been granted by Wyre Forest District Council under reference 25/0255/HOU for a single storey rear extension, a first floor side extension incorporating the existing side passage, and the creation of a balcony above the garage/passage area. A copy of the approved decision notice and drawings is available upon request, and full details can be viewed on the council's planning portal.

The property is freehold. All mains services are connected. The property is offered with an upward chain.