Pershore Road, Stoulton, Worcester, Worcestershire WR7

Set amidst some of Worcestershire's finest countryside, Caldewell is a Victorian country residence of exceptional scale, beauty and heritage. Set within its own private estate, the property enjoys views across rolling farmland, mature woodland and meticulously landscaped gardens.
Approached through its own extensive grounds, Caldewell immediately impresses with its handsome red-brick elevations, ornate period architecture and commanding presence, with a cornice and slate roof. A home of distinction, the property has been carefully preserved and enhanced over the years, successfully marrying the grandeur and craftsmanship of a bygone era with the comforts and requirements of modern family living.
The accommodation extends to over 11,000 square feet and provides an outstanding balance of formal and informal living space. Elegant reception rooms, generous ceiling heights, marble fireplaces and large sash windows and shutters, flagstone and timber floors combine to create interiors filled with natural light and character. Throughout the house, original architectural details serve as a reminder of the property's rich history, while the thoughtful layout offers remarkable versatility for both everyday family life and large-scale entertaining.
To the south-east corner of the house lies an impressive kitchen and breakfast room, designed as a practical and welcoming space. Supported by a traditional butler's pantry. The kitchen connects seamlessly with the surrounding reception rooms and living areas. A succession of beautifully proportioned reception rooms, including the drawing room, dining rooms, sitting room and family spaces, provides options for entertaining, relaxation and home working.
The bedroom accommodation is equally impressive. Arranged across the upper floors, ten generous bedrooms offer flexibility for family members and guests alike. The principal suite enjoys a private position within the house and benefits from a dressing room, luxurious bathroom and extensive storage, creating a peaceful retreat overlooking the surrounding estate. Numerous additional bathrooms and guest suites ensure comfort and privacy throughout.
Beneath the house, extensive cellars provide valuable storage and a wine cellar. The studio and library across the courtyard are ideal for home working or hobbies, while a collection of outbuildings extending to more than 6,000 square feet offers exceptional flexibility. Whether utilised for garaging, workshops, hobbies or future adaptation, these buildings complement the principal residence and enhance the overall functionality of the property and includes an ancient cider press. There is a separate gym and summer kitchen for outdoor dining.
Gardens and Grounds
The gardens surrounding Caldewell are truly exceptional. Designed to complement the grandeur of the house, they comprise expansive sweeping lawns, formal terrace and block-paved sitting areas, garden walls, carefully clipped hedging, sunken seating area with box parterre and box topiary, mature trees including holm oak, oak, limes and pines, and beautifully stocked borders. From the elevated terrace, views extend across the grounds and down to the lake, creating a wonderful setting for outdoor entertaining throughout the seasons.
Beyond the formal gardens, the estate unfolds into a diverse and captivating landscape extending to approximately 87 acres. Productive grassland sits alongside mature woodland, which also has access from Mill Lane, while the lake and pond provide striking focal points and rich wildlife habitats. Woodland walks, parkland and expansive fields combine to create an environment of remarkable beauty, privacy and tranquillity. The land not only enhances the setting of the house but also offers considerable lifestyle appeal, whether for conservation interests, sporting pursuits, equestrian activities or simply the enjoyment of owning a significant country estate. There are no public footpaths across the land.

Caldewell is situated at the end of a long private drive, surrounded by its own parkland fields and garden with a woodland backdrop between the villages of Stoulton and Drakes Broughton.

Stoulton is a highly desirable Worcestershire village, offering the perfect balance of peaceful countryside living and excellent connectivity. Situated just a short distance from the vibrant Cathedral City of Worcester, the village enjoys a rural setting surrounded by open countryside while remaining conveniently placed for everyday amenities, schools, and transport links. Stoulton is well known for its attractive countryside surroundings, network of walking and cycling routes, and friendly village community.

Drakes Broughton is home to two traditional pubs, St Barnabas School, which includes a Pre-School, First School, and Middle School, a recreation ground, a village hall and local shops. Broader shopping and services can be found in the local market town of Pershore, which is only 3.5 miles to the south of Caldewell. There is horse racing at Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and Worcester, walking in the Malvern Hills National Landscape, golf at Pershore Golf Club and The Worcestershire Golf Club, and theatres at Stratford-upon-Avon. There is an excellent range of secondary state schools in the area to suit most requirements, including Pershore High School and The De Montfort School in Evesham. Private schools include The Bromsgrove School with private day and boarding, The Elm School in Colwall, which is a highly regarded prep school for children aged 2-13, RGS Worcester, The King’s School Worcester and Bowbrook House School. Boarding is available at the popular Malvern College. Caldewell is well positioned for commuters; there is a direct rail service from Pershore Railway Station to London Paddington, taking approximately 2 hours.