A POTENTIAL buyer could live like they were in the Swiss Alps - but with far less snow - thanks to an unusual Swiss-style chalet in Worcestershire.
Coachman’s Cottage, a two-bedroom property in Powick, features a striking timber façade and period features that nod to the Swiss architecture many holiday-goers may recall.
The home, which has been called an "exceptionally rare" opportunity for potential buyers, has been listed for £285,000.
On the listing on Zoopla, a spokesperson for estate agents John Goodwin said: "An exceptionally rare and enchanting grade II listed Swiss style chalet cottage, brimming with distinctive period charm and architectural character.
"Nestled within a highly sought-after village setting, this remarkable home offers beautifully presented accommodation, delightful landscaped gardens, and residents’ parking."
The property is a semi-detached and comes with a deep overhanging roof and intricate timber detailing.
Inside the home, several modern enhancements have brought the Grade II property into the 21st century.
It has a sitting room, two bedrooms, including one with a balcony, an equipped kitchen, a dining area and a landscaped garden.
A spokesperson for John Goodwin added: "Lovingly improved by the current owner, the home seamlessly blends its rich period heritage with thoughtful modern enhancements, creating a warm and harmonious living environment.
"Throughout, the property is filled with natural light and showcases exquisite craftsmanship, particularly in its beautifully preserved and restored woodwork.
"Approached via a shared pathway, a gated entrance opens into a charming courtyard seating area perfect for outdoor relaxation and leading to a delightful enclosed garden."
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