Peachfield Road, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR14

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Location

73 Peachfield Road occupies one of Malvern’s most sought after residential positions, set on the eastern slopes of the Malvern Hills in a premier road close to open countryside and common land.

Peachfield Common is just a short walk away, while the full extent of the Malvern Hills can be reached within minutes, making this an outstanding location for walking, recreation and enjoying the outdoors. From the property there are fine views and immediate access to some of the area’s most attractive natural surroundings.

Despite its peaceful and semi-rural feel, the property is less than a mile from Great Malvern town centre, which offers a comprehensive range of amenities including shops, cafés, banks, a Waitrose supermarket, theatre and cinema complex, and leisure facilities.

Transport links are excellent, with Great Malvern Railway Station approximately one mile away, and Junction 1 of the M50 and Junction 7 of the M5 both within around 10 miles, providing convenient access to wider regional centres.

The area is also well regarded for schooling, including Wyche Primary, The Chase Secondary School, as well as private education options such as Malvern College and Malvern St James Girls’ School. Worcestershire Golf Club is also close by.

The Property

73 Peachfield Road is a beautifully positioned detached bungalow believed to have been built in the 1920's, offering generous, flexible and well proportioned accommodation arranged entirely on one level.

The property is set within a particularly generous plot, enjoying a superb sense of space and privacy, with mature gardens wrapping around the home and framing its elevated position on the edge of Peachfield Common. The outlook towards the Malvern Hills is a standout feature, enjoyed from both inside and outside the property.

Access is via a driveway over Malvern Hills Trust land, with a right of vehicular and pedestrian access. This leads to a gravelled parking area providing ample off road parking, together with a detached garage positioned to the rear right of the property. The frontage is well enclosed and attractively landscaped with mature shrubs and established planting, enhancing the sense of privacy and arrival.

Internally, the property opens into a light filled entrance hall which flows into a welcoming reception hallway. This central space underlines the generous proportions of the bungalow and provides access to all principal rooms.

The sitting room is particularly impressive, positioned to the front of the property and enjoying a wide bay window with views across the common land and towards the Malvern Hills. A feature fireplace with gas fire provides a focal point, creating a comfortable and inviting living space.

The breakfast kitchen offers a range of fitted units with ample workspace and includes a useful walk in larder. A separate utility area provides additional practicality and direct access to the gardens and boiler room, which houses a modern Worcester boiler installed in 2022.

There are four well proportioned bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a dining room, demonstrating the flexibility of the layout to suit a variety of needs. The principal bedroom enjoys a pleasant outlook over the gardens.

The accommodation is completed by a modern bathroom fitted with both a panelled bath and separate walk in shower with thermostatic controls.

The property retains attractive character features throughout, including decorative arches and traditional doors, blending period charm with practical modern living.

Outside

The property occupies a substantial and particularly attractive plot, with extensive gardens that are a major feature of the home.

To the rear, the gardens are predominantly laid to lawn and thoughtfully divided into landscaped zones, interspersed with mature specimen trees, established shrubs and colourful planting that provides year round interest. A paved terrace adjoins the property, ideal for outdoor entertaining, and sits beside an ornamental pond that enhances the peaceful setting.

The gardens enjoy a high degree of privacy and seclusion, enclosed by hedging and fencing, while also benefiting from delightful views towards the Malvern Hills from various vantage points.

Further features include a summerhouse with seating area, greenhouse, composting area, and timber shed, alongside former vegetable growing areas that offer excellent potential for those interested in gardening or self sufficiency. An original brick built Air Raid shelter remains in situ, adding historical interest.

The detached garage benefits from light and power, with double wooden doors providing vehicular access.

Overall, the grounds provide an exceptional sense of space, versatility and opportunity, perfectly complementing the generous accommodation within.

Entrance Porch

Reception Hallway

Sitting Room - 4.27m x 4.19m (14'0" (maximum into bay window) x 13'9")

Breakfast Kitchen - 3.3m x 2.87m (10'10" x 9'5")

Pantry - 3m x 1.14m (9'10" (maximum) x 3'9")

Utility - 1.7m x 4.24m (5'7" x 13'11")

Dining Room/Bedroom 4 - 3.63m x 3.3m (11'11" x 10'10")

Bedroom 1 - 4.24m x 3.58m (13'11" x 11'9")

Bedroom 2 - 3.63m x 3.28m (11'11" x 10'9")

Bedroom 3 - 3.33m x 2.44m (10'11" x 8'0")

Bathroom

Garage - 5.49m x 3.07m (18'0" x 10'1")

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