An incredibly spacious and versatile home. Wishing Well, Hartlebury, sits in an elevated generous plot with good garden frontage set back off Inn Lane, a tarmacadam driveway provides ample off-road parking which in turn leads to the double garage. Steps and a side path lead up to the front door.
The living room is a particularly light and bright room with a window to the front aspect and bi-folding doors opening to the rear garden. A particular feature of this room is the lovely Living Flame coal effect gas fire set in an attractive surround.
From the dining room doors lead to the conservatory which has lovely views over the garden with doors leading out onto the patio.
The breakfast kitchen is beautifully equipped with integrated appliances, eye level built-in double oven and electric hob with extractor hood over, quartz work surfaces and upstands give the kitchen a tasteful edge.
Off the hallway is a useful cloakroom which leads to a wc with wash hand basin and obscure glazed window.
There is an inner hallway with a door leading to the side garden and access can be gained to the bedroom area. There are three light and spacious double bedrooms, the master having a well-fitted en-suite bathroom with shower over the bath and bedroom 2 has the facility to add an en-suite if required. Bedroom 4 is a single bedroom however it could easily be used for a dependant relative as it has plumbing or it could be changed into a utility room.
The double garage has hot and cold water, light and power. It also has a useful storage area to the side.
Outside to the front is a tarmac driveway, providing off road parking for several vehicles, lawned garden to two sides and to include a well.
The gardens are generous in size, primarily laid to lawn with herbaceous shrubs and specimen trees. There is a wooden pergola with clematis and wisteria tumbling over. The garden faces east and enjoys a good degree of privacy with patio seating areas and gated pedestrian access on either side of the house.
GUIDE PRICE: £490,000.
AGENT: G HERBERT BANKS
CONTACT: 01299 896968
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