Coombe Cottage is a property sitting in a wonderful elevated position with views out to the Black Mountains just 12 miles from Worcester itself.
The property has many character features including open fireplaces and timbered ceilings and accommodation if perfect for family living, and useful for entertaining.
The reception hall leads through to an attractive dining room and a super drawing room, and there is also a useful separate study. The kitchen is practical and fitted with a range of wall and floor-mounted cabinets.
Upstairs the property has a two-tiered landing which provides access to five bedrooms including the master suite, and a family bathroom.
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Outside are a workshop and a separate office, plus an insulated timber summerhouse with power and lighting, which is used currently as an artist's studio.
The gardens extend to the ridge of Witley Hill and the house is fronted by a well-stocked rockery and lawned garden with a charming terrace with feature vines, and exceptional views; a large level lawn lies to the rear of the house. The property also come with a substantial block of pasture extending to around 4.5 acres.
Coombe Cottage is located in the village of Great Witley which has a primary school, doctor's surgery, a pub and a post office. Further facilities and amenities are to be found in Worcester which is just 12 miles.
The guide price is £625,000. For further information please contact Halls on 01905 292 58 or visit www.hallsestateagents.co.uk.
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