4 bedroom semi-detached house

A substantial and unique 4 bedroom home, constructed 2 years ago by luxury house builders Lockley Homes.

The exceptionally presented accommodation comprises; Reception hall, cloakroom, study/snug, kitchen/dining/family room with bi-fold doors, utility room, sitting room with bi-fold doors to garden, master bedroom with en-suite, 3 further bedrooms and family bathroom.

Well maintained gardens.
2 Carbarn parking spaces.

Forming part of a small luxurious development of just 8 properties, Marmalade Barn provides bespoke country living in the sought-after Cotswold village of Honeybourne. The property is finished and presented to exacting standards throughout, including underfloor heating to the ground floor, an abundance of glazing offering particularly impressive light and space and a range of Bosch & Siemens kitchen appliances with stone worktops. In brief, the principal accommodation comprises a reception hall with cloakroom, study/snug, kitchen/dining/family room with separate utility and triple aspect sitting room on the ground floor. On the first floor, the principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room with impressive walk-in shower, along with three further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

OUTSIDE
Attractive landscaped gardens lie to the side and rear of the property, the latter being principally laid to lawn with a shed and Indian stone patio. Two car barn parking spaces are located to the front of the property, in addition to visitors parking.

DIRECTIONS
From Broadway proceed on the B4632 through Willersey and Saintbury Cross and on towards Weston Subedge. Just before Weston Subedge where the road makes a sharp right hand turn go straight ahead and shortly after go straight over the next crossroads and onto Honeybourne. Turn left at the crossroads (opposite The Gate Inn) and the turning to Maple Close will be seen on the right-hand side a short distance after the telephone box.

Honeybourne is situated on the edge of the Vale of Evesham and sits either side of the Roman road Ryknild Street. There is a main line railway station to Worcester Foregate Street and London Paddington. The village is served by a Post Office, stores, a garage, two public houses, a Chinese takeaway, first school and a recently opened Co-Op. The architecture within the village ranges from Cotswold stone and thatched roofs to red brick and modern cottage style properties. Honeybourne has access to many good schools including Prince Henry’s Academy and Chipping Campden Academy, whilst it is not in the Chipping Campden catchment many students from the village attend school there.