A substantial family house in a village setting.

Description

Trafield is built of red brick under a pitched tiled roof. Originally a bungalow, Trafield has been extended over time to create a two storey property with flexible, well-presented family accommodation and scope exists to further enlarge the property if required.

In brief the accommodation comprises a welcoming entrance hall at the far end of which is a pair of double doors opening to a generous sitting room with a handsome brick fireplace. Of particular note is the bay window which affords views to the garden. There is a formal dining room and a study, both with bay windows. The kitchen is very much the heart of the home and there is ample room for a dining table and sofa and chairs. A good utility room lies adjacent to the kitchen with a door to the garden. Completing the ground floor accommodation on the main part of the property are three bedrooms, two of which are en suite, and a family bathroom.

A handsome staircase leads from the hall to the first floor galleried landing. There is a well-proportioned principal bedroom suite with a shower room and access to a roof terrace with views over the garden and beyond. Completing the first floor is bedroom 2, also with an en suite shower room.

Double doors lead from the sitting room to an annexe comprising a substantial games room, kitchenette and shower room/sauna on the ground floor and a bedroom and cloakroom on the first floor. The annexe has an independent access and could be used as a self-contained annexe for family or to generate additional income.

The property is approached from the village road via a pair of electric gates set in a wall. To the front of the property is paved parking for several vehicles which leads to the double garage. The rear garden is enclosed and mainly laid to lawn with established borders. A raised terrace with steps down to the lawn is the perfect place for al fresco dining. There is also a raised deck which is accessed from the games room.

Location

Church Lench is a charming village nestling in some of Worcestershire’s finest countryside with wooded and farmed hills renowned for its orchards with wonderful blossoms in the spring and early summer. Local facilities within the ‘Lenches’ include a pre-school and primary school, a sports and tennis club and various social events throughout the year. Further extensive facilities for shopping, leisure and education are found in the riverside town of Evesham and the Georgian market town of Pershore. The north/south M5 is approximately 13 miles away and provides access to a number of regional towns.

Square Footage: 2,992 sq ft



Directions

From the centre of Church Lench take the Evesham Road in a southerly direction. The property will be found after approximately 288 metres on the right hand side.