Arley Tower is an impressive Grade II listed folly built in a Gothic Revival style in 1842 in the idyllic Worcestershire village of Upper Arley. The two-storey tower boasts a three storey octagonal stair turret which leads to the accommodation main reception rooms and the roof terrace, which enjoys spectacular views.
The ground floor has the master bedroom suite, and a second bedroom which could be an office or dressing room. French doors lead from the master suite to the rear courtyard.
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From the spiral staircase the first floor comprises a vaulted living room with balcony, as well as the kitchen which sits in an extension to the original property and enjoys views out to the Severn Valley.
The roof terrace is a superb spot from which to enjoy the far-reaching views over the village and the River Severn, and which proves to be ideal for outdoor dining.
Upper Arley is a sought-after Worcestershire village on the banks of the River Severn. Kidderminster is six miles, and Worcester is 21 miles.
The guide price is £295,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01905 723 438 www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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