Churchfields Road, Bromsgrove, B61

This characterful three-bedroom Victorian cottage, situated in central Bromsgrove, combines period charm with beautifully considered modern family living. The home offers three versatile reception rooms, a striking contemporary kitchen and dining space, a ground-floor utility room with WC, an en-suite shower room, a separate family bathroom, extensive off-road parking and a double garage. With its generous accommodation, established rear garden and further potential within both the loft and garage, this is an inviting home for growing families, professional couples and buyers seeking a character property with space to adapt over time.

Approached across a gated gravel driveway, the property presents an attractive cottage façade, softened by established hedging and a traditional entrance canopy. The generous frontage provides ample off-road parking and leads alongside the house towards the detached double garage at the rear.

Upon entering, the home immediately reveals a warm sense of character, with exposed timbers, timber doors and period-style details creating a welcoming first impression. The ground-floor accommodation is arranged as a series of connected yet distinct living spaces, giving families the flexibility to relax together while retaining quieter areas for work, reading or entertaining.

The sitting room is a warm and characterful space, centred around a brick fireplace with a stove-style fire. Exposed ceiling beams and carefully retained period details create an inviting cottage atmosphere, making this an ideal room for relaxed evenings or quieter family moments.

From here, the accommodation continues into the family room, where a further feature fireplace and substantial timber detailing provide a striking focal point. This flexible space could be used as a second sitting room, playroom or home office, offering useful separation from the main living areas.

The lounge provides a more generous everyday reception space, with a brick fireplace and exposed beam adding warmth and personality. It connects naturally with the rear extension, creating a seamless transition between the traditional character of the cottage and the contemporary kitchen and dining area beyond.

The heart of the home is the impressive kitchen and dining room, designed to bring cooking, dining and garden living together. Dark shaker-style cabinetry is paired with light work surfaces, brass-toned fittings and a central island that provides additional preparation space and a relaxed place for morning coffee or informal meals. Integrated appliances include a Neff five-ring gas hob, fridge freezer, oven, grill, dishwasher and microwave. A generous roof lantern draws natural light into the centre of the room, while wide bi-folding doors open directly onto the rear garden, making this an especially sociable space for family life and summer entertaining.

The kitchen also provides room for a dining table, allowing everyday meals and larger gatherings to take place within the same bright, open setting. For families with children, the connection to the garden makes it easy to move between indoor and outdoor spaces, while the island creates a natural gathering point at the centre of the home.

Completing the ground floor is a practical utility room with fitted storage, work surfaces, space for laundry appliances and a WC. This useful addition helps keep everyday household tasks separate from the main kitchen and is particularly valuable for busy family living.

The first floor is arranged around a characterful landing with timber balustrades, exposed detailing and a built-in window seat. Three well-proportioned bedrooms provide comfortable accommodation for family members, guests or home working.

The master bedroom is a calm double room with a soft, neutral finish and a cottage-style window. Bedroom two is another generous double and benefits from its own en-suite shower room, providing privacy for older children, guests or visiting family. The third bedroom is a comfortable single room with built-in storage, making it well suited to a child’s bedroom, nursery or study.

The family bathroom has been finished in a contemporary style and includes a bath with a glazed shower screen, WC and vanity unit. Natural tones, modern fittings and a window providing daylight create a relaxed and practical family space.

Outside, the rear garden offers a private and established setting, with a central lawn bordered by mature planting, flowering shrubs and high hedging. A raised decked seating area creates an inviting place for outdoor dining and evening drinks, while the paved area immediately beside the house works naturally as an extension of the kitchen during the warmer months. The garden is divided into several useful zones, including a separate enclosed area towards the rear, making it suitable for children, pets, gardening or additional storage. Mature trees beyond the boundary provide a leafy backdrop and enhance the sense of privacy.

A gravelled driveway continues alongside the property and leads to the detached double garage, which offers secure parking, workshop space or generous storage. Subject to the relevant permissions, the garage may also offer potential for conversion into a home office, studio or gym, an appealing option for buyers seeking dedicated workspace away from the main house.

Vendors thoughts:
Situated on a quiet no-through road close to well-regarded schools and Bromsgrove town centre, the property offers generous off-road parking, lapsed planning permission for a loft conversion and further potential to create a home office within the double garage.

Garage

5.77m x 4.93m

Sitting Room

3.93m x 3.52m

Lounge

6.08m x 3.2m

Family Room

3.93m x 2.53m

Kitchen / Diner

7.15m x 3.69m

WC / Utility

2.32m x 1.23m

max

Master Bedroom

3.99m x 2.99m

Bedroom 2

3.18m x 2.95m

Ensuite

2.26m x 0.78m

Bedroom 3

3.08m x 2.98m

Bathroom

2.25m x 2.14m

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