Green Lanes is a detached rendered family house believed to date from the 1930s in a sought-after location with lovely west-facing views to the rear and facing the protected village field to the front. Set back from the lane, the house has attractive mellow traditional elevations and offers well-balanced accommodation. The property will justify any additional updating a buyer may wish to pursue.

The oak-panelled front door has a storm porch over and opens to the reception hall with a staircase rising to one side and a cloakroom with WC and basin. A pair of oak and glazed doors and side screens open to the dining room, giving an immediate appreciation of the view beyond. A 26 ft long drawing room has a stone fireplace with timber mantle and a flagstone hearth. There are windows to all sides.

The dining room has a brick fireplace with a gas fire and a wide double glazed leaded light window taking full advantage of the view. There is a serving hatch to the kitchen and a door to the conservatory, which has a tiled floor and French doors to the terrace and an arch to the breakfast room and kitchen. The kitchen has a range of limed oak fronted kitchen units with a stainless steel sink, oven, grill and microwave, a gas hob, an integrated dishwasher, and a fridge/freezer. A side hall gives access to a passageway to the garage and to the sitting room (which can be used as a ground floor bedroom) with windows to the south and east, with a ground floor shower
room and a utility room with plumbing and space for a washing machine and dryer.

The staircase has an oak handrail and a stairwell window. The landing has an airing cupboard and a store cupboard. It gives access to the principal bedroom, which has fitted bedroom furniture and wardrobes, and a balcony with wrought iron railings and attractive views over the garden to the fields beyond and the river Avon. There is a shower room with a shower, WC and basin. Double bedrooms two, three and four benefit from the west facing views and have fitted wardrobes or bedroom furniture. There is an east-facing
bedroom five/study.

A paved path with hand gates to the front and back has a pedestrian door to a detached double garage with up and over
doors and loft storage.

To the front of the house is an “in and out” edged gravel drive and parking area, with a front lawn and hedge and post and
rail fence to the lane. There are shrub beds and access to the side of the house to the rear garden.

Behind the house is a crazy paved terrace with wrought iron railings. Stone steps lead down to the large lawned garden
with shrub and herbaceous borders, rockery and summer house with a further patio, and trees and shrubs including mature fruit trees, field maple, spruce, birch and evergreens, lilacs, mahonia and magnolia. A hand gate at the bottom of the garden gives access to a pedestrian right of way across the meadows behind to a fenced plot on the river Avon with a mature willow tree and river frontage for angling, relaxation and recreation.

Alveston, situated in a bend of the River Avon, is an attractive and much sought-after village located approximately 2 miles southeast of Stratford-upon-Avon, often perceived as Warwickshire's most sought-after village. The village has a church, community hall, cricket club, Ferry Inn public house and The Baraset Barn restaurant, both renowned in the area for their fine food. There is a primary school, restaurant and shops for day to day requirements in the nearby village of Tiddington, approximately 0.5 mile away.

Nearby Stratford-upon-Avon has an excellent range of restaurants, shops and recreational facilities and is the region's cultural centre and the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

The area is well-served by schools including Stratford Prep School and The Croft Prep School, King Edward Grammar School for Boys and Shottery Grammar School for Girls in Stratford-upon-Avon. Warwick Prep and public School and King's High School for girls in Warwick.