This charming double-fronted detached cottage in the tranquil rural surroundings of Astley Burf is thought to date from circa 1800 and was comprehensively upgraded some years ago, providing generous living space with many authentic character features including timbered ceilings, wood flooring, Suffolk latch interior doors, brick-built feature fireplace and attractive sash-style double glazed windows set in wooden frames.

In addition there is an excellent attached studio/ workshop (25' x 10' approx) with power & lighting, offering great potential to adapt as a home office, gym or similar.

The property lies in the fork between two narrow winding country lanes, with a gravel driveway and the main front entrance facing Crundalls Lane and an additional off road parking area facing Weather Lane. There are pleasant countryside views to the front from the first floor and a public footpath with walks across fields is just a minute from the property.

The cottage is situated a third of a mile from the riverside Hampstall Inn and just over a mile from Astley CE Primary School, also falling within the catchment area of The Chantry School at Martley. A wide range of amenties can be found in Stourport-on-Severn three miles away, and the city of Worcester is only 25 minutes drive away.

The ground floor accommodation includes a spacious lounge with log burner set in a brick feature fireplace and door through toconservatory overlooking the garden. The excellent 23' kitchen/ diner has a range of grey wall & base cabinets, integral electric oven, induction hob & canopy hood, space for American fridge and an oil-fired 'Rayburn Nouvelle' range cooker which also serves the central heating system.

Just off the kitchen is a large laundry room/ utility, with pantry cupboard, storage closet, work surface, sink and under-counter space for washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a guest cloakroom with wc and hand basin.

To the first floor there are three bedrooms, each with timbered ceilings and all with in-built wardrobe space. The master bedroom features an en-suite shower room whilst the spacious family bathroom includes a panelled bath, wc, bidet, pedestal hand basin, chrome heated towel rail and airing cupboard.

Outside, there is an enclosed private garden area, arranged for ease of maintenance with small shaped lawn and hard-landscaped gravel surrounds with water feature.

Tenure is Freehold.
Council tax is payable to Malvern Hills District Council, rated as Band C.
Mains electricity and water are connected. Drainage is to a septic tank. Central heating is oil fired. Wooden frame double glazed windows are installed.

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