Willersey Road, Badsey, WR11 7HB

A charming three-bedroom Victorian terraced cottage, forming part of the handsome Belmont Terrace, dated 1900, and set in the heart of the sought-after village of Badsey. Extended and thoughtfully updated over the years, including a loft conversion to create a third bedroom, this characterful home offers well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors, blending period charm with modern-day practicality. Vehicular access to the rear.

A covered porch leads into the entrance hallway, from which the lounge sits to the front of the property. The fireplace (which could be opened up for log burner) is flanked by built-in alcove shelving, creating a cosy and characterful space to relax. To the rear, a separate dining room provides a further reception space, centred around an exposed brick fireplace beneath a feature wallpapered chimney breast, offering further potential to install a wood burning stove, subject to the usual permissions.

The heart of the home is the well-proportioned, extended kitchen/breakfast room, fitted with a range of oak style cabinetry, integrated appliances and a cream range cooker, and flowing seamlessly with French doors opening onto the rear garden, perfect for everyday family living and entertaining alike.

To the first floor, the main bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, while a further first-floor double bedroom with views and a separate family bathroom, complete with bath and double walk-in shower cubicle, complete this level. A staircase from the first-floor landing rises to the converted attic, where an impressive second-floor bedroom enjoys far-reaching views towards the Cotswold hills, a lovely spot to wake up to.

Outside, the private, enclosed rear garden offers a lawned area, a decked seating area ideal for outdoor entertaining, and useful timber storage/shed. Rear access also leads to a double car port, providing valuable off-road parking, in addition to front on-street parking, in this popular village setting.

The property benefits from all mains services, gas central heating and double glazing throughout, offering comfort and efficiency all year round.

Character features run throughout the home, including wood flooring, sash windows and picture rails, all adding to the undeniable charm of this lovely home.

An early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this delightful home has to offer.

Badsey Village

Badsey is a popular and well-served village in the Vale of Evesham, Worcestershire, lying around two miles east of the historic market town of Evesham. With a population of just under 3,000, it offers a strong sense of community while retaining its rural charm.

The village has a long and fascinating history, with written records dating back to at least 709AD, and its more recent past is closely tied to the market gardening trade that shaped the Vale of Evesham throughout the 19th and 20th centuries — Badsey in particular became renowned for its asparagus. Reminders of this heritage remain today, alongside notable landmarks including the 12th-century St James' Church and a fine 16th-century half-timbered manor house on the High Street.

Day-to-day needs are well catered for, with a SPAR shop and post office on the High Street, an excellent butchers, a village hall, and a choice of two local pubs. Families are well served by Badsey First School, with further schooling options nearby in Evesham, Bretforton and Blackminster. The village also benefits from an active sports and social scene, including cricket and football clubs, a gardening club, and the Old School House community centre.

For those needing to travel further afield, Evesham railway station is around two miles away, offering regular services, while the town itself provides a broader range of shops, supermarkets, and leisure facilities, along with excellent road links via the A46 and A44. Evesham and Broadway 15mins drive and Cheltenham, Stratford and Worcester all within 30 minutes.

With its blend of history, community spirit and convenient access to the wider Vale of Evesham, Badsey remains a highly sought-after village in which to live.