AN "ENCHANTING" Swiss-style chalet is up for sale in a Worcestershire village.
Coachman’s Cottage, a Grade II listed property based at The Village, Powick, Worcestershire, is on the market with a guide price of £285,000, offering buyers the chance to own a slice of Swiss-inspired history.
The two-bedroom, semi-detached cottage features a distinctive timber façade and deep overhanging roof inspired by traditional Swiss chalets.
Located just two miles south of Worcester, the property combines village tranquillity with easy access to city amenities.
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"Coachman’s Cottage is a truly unique and highly individual semi-detached chalet, notable for its striking Swiss-inspired façade, an architectural rarity reflected in its prestigious Grade II listing," reads the property description.
"The property is distinguished by its deep overhanging roof, intricate timber detailing, and enchanting chalet-style elevations.
"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."
The accommodation is set across two floors and begins with a stable-style front door opening into a welcoming dining area with wooden floors and half-height panelling.
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The cosy sitting room features dual aspect windows, a period fireplace, and access to a side balcony, with an exposed timber staircase leading to the first floor.
The kitchen is equipped with fitted units, integrated appliances, and views over the ornate balcony, while a ground floor bathroom is finished with a modern white suite.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom includes vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and a Juliet-style balcony draped in wisteria, as well as an en-suite bathroom with a Japanese-style bath and Carrara finishes.
A second double bedroom completes the upper floor.
The landscaped garden includes a blue brick patio, mature planting, and a lower terrace that showcases the cottage’s timber exterior.
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Additional features include a timber balcony, wooden sheds, log storage, and gated access to the road.
The estate agents note that the retaining walls surrounding the property are the responsibility of the neighbouring main house, Virginia House.
The property comes with two allocated parking spaces and is offered with no onward chain.
The property listing is handled by the Malvern office of John Goodwin.
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