Enville Road, Kinver, Stourbridge

A charming three bedroom detached period cottage located in the sought after village of Kinver. Whilst in need of some updating, the property offers plenty of character and history and provides fantastic scope for enhancement. The home enjoys a delightfully quirky layout and benefits from gas central heating, two reception rooms and attractive first floor views towards Kinver Edge. Outside, there is a landscaped southwest facing garden with a lawn, patio and planting areas. The property includes a private driveway to the rear as well as offering an impressive range of outbuildings including a large garage/workshop and a stable. EPC=TBC

Approach:
With a small enclosed fore garden and a gated path from the road leading to the front door.

Porch/Entrance Hallway:
Including windows to the front and side elevations, tiled flooring, an electric heater, stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading to the living room and dining room.

Dining Room:
A dual aspect room with a secondary glazed window to the front elevation and a uPVC double-glazed bow window to the rear, along with a radiator.

Living Room:
A well-proportioned and bright reception room featuring a secondary glazed window to the front aspect and a uPVC double-glazed box window to the rear incorporating a door to the garden. Further features include a radiator, built-in store cupboard, a gas fire and doors leading to the cellar and kitchen.

Kitchen:
Fitted with a one bowl sink drainer unit with cupboards and drawers beneath, along with work surface space. There is recess and plumbing for a laundry appliance, space for a cooker and fridge freezer, and room for a breakfast table. It also includes a window to the front, double-glazed uPVC window to the rear, a feature gas fire with period tiled surround and hearth, built-in cupboards and a door to the rear lobby.

Rear Lobby:
With a radiator and doors leading to the WC and rear garden.

WC:
Comprising a low flush WC and a double-glazed uPVC window to the side.

Cellar:
Accessed via stairs with a window to the rear, leading to a useful storage space with lighting.

Landing:
With doors to bedrooms one and two.

Bedroom One:
An attractive dual aspect double bedroom with a radiator, secondary glazed window to the front and a uPVC double-glazed window to the rear, enjoying views towards Kinver Edge. There is a door to an over-stairs store, which also provides access to the insulated loft space.

Bedroom Two:
A double room with a dual aspect including a uPVC double-glazed window to the rear and a secondary glazed window to the front, along with a radiator and a feature fireplace. This room leads through to bedroom three, which gives access to the house bathroom.

Bedroom Three:
Also dual aspect with a uPVC double-glazed window to the rear and two double-glazed windows to the front, as well as having a radiator and a useful built-in wardrobe. There is a door to a storage cupboard housing the Worcester Bosch combination boiler, and a further door to the house bathroom.

Bathroom:
Fitted with a white bath with twin taps and an electric Triton shower over, low flush WC and a pedestal wash basin. Further benefits include part tiled walls, a radiator and a uPVC double-glazed window to the side aspect.

Outside:
The parking for the property is located at the rear, beyond the garden. It is accessed via a private road running alongside the house, which two other cottages have right of way over to access their driveways. It leads to a private tarmac driveway which provides off-road parking for multiple vehicles as well as giving access to the garage/workshop and stable.

The garage/workshop is a substantial outbuilding with a separate workshop area to its rear benefiting from windows, up and over doors, power and lighting and offers a flexible space, ideal for vehicle storage or for use as a workshop. Attached is a former stable, also with power, lighting and windows, currently utilised as additional garage space.

The rear garden is southwest facing and well landscaped, featuring patios, lawned areas, vegetable beds and mature planting along with a pathway leading to the end of the garden with gated access onto the tarmac driveway. There is a cold water tap and gated side access. Additional to the garages, there is a wide range of outbuildings in the garden that provide excellent storage and versatility including two brick-built stores attached to the house, a wooden summerhouse with windows and a coal store.


Viewing is essential for this charming Victorian property and for its character and history and its delightful gardens to be fully appreciated. Early appointments are recommended to avoid disappointment.

Location:
Kinver village is a popular destination for those wanting to enjoy a semi-rural location but with the convenience of local amenities. The village provides schooling for all age ranges as well as a good selection of independent shops, pubs, and eateries. Lying adjacent to the National Trust owned Kinver Edge, the village provides easy access to beautiful countryside whilst also being well placed for commuting to Birmingham, the Black Country and North Worcestershire. Being approximately 20 miles west of Birmingham, 13 miles south of Wolverhampton, and 20 miles north of Worcester, Kinver is served by a good motorway network with excellent links to the M5, M6, M40, and M42, Birmingham International Airport is approximately 45 minutes away and the mainline train station in Stourbridge has regular services to and from Worcester, Malvern, Birmingham and London.

Schooling:
The village is fortunate to benefit from infant and primary schooling as well as having a high school and sixth form.

Tenure:
Freehold

Services:
All mains services are connected

Local Authority:
South Staffordshire Council

Council Tax:
Band E