Occupying a peaceful and private position within the centre of the hamlet, Manor Farm House is a handsome Grade II listed farmhouse, offering free flowing accommodation, coupled with the charm and character associated with a home for this period. It also offers ample parking, a wraparound garden and a flexible annexe building.

Built originally of Cotswold stone with later brick additions, the house dates to circa 17th Century. Extending to over 4,000 square feet, the accommodation is laid out over two floors with great proportions (and good ceiling heights), and with further scope for create more bedrooms and bathrooms in the unconverted attic space, subject to the necessary consents.

The property has been under the same ownership since 2014, during which time it has been modernised and greatly improved to create a comfortable and flexible family home. It retains enhanced period features that include inglenook fireplaces (both fitted with wood burners), flagstones, exposed brick, stone and beams.

The ground floor rooms flow from the reception hall to a study, on to a large dining room in the middle of the house, through to a sitting room and on to the kitchen/breakfast room and wonderful garden room which as the name suggests offers a delightful overview of the gardens (over a third of an acre in size) that the home enjoys.

The kitchen has undertaken a recent refurbishment and enjoys a modern finish with granite work surfaces, integrated appliances and finished with a Karndean floor. Completing the ground floor accommodation is the formal entrance hall with flagstone flooring, a shower room, utility room and rear lobby which in turns gives access to the property cellar and stairwell to the upper levels.

Upstairs, there is a very generous master bedroom with a dressing room and en-suite bathroom with separate shower and three further generous comfortable double rooms. Most have double aspect windows enjoying open views of the garden or the village. There is also a playroom, family bathroom and separate shower room on the first floor. Returning to the stairwell, a further flight of stairs leads upwards to the property's roof space which is a wonderful, open space and, should one wish, we feel (subject to obtaining the relevant consents) there is the ability to add at least a further two bedrooms and additional bathroom.

The Annexe – Opposite the house and totally independent, the two storey barn could be used as a home office or ancillary accommodation to the house. Having recently undergone an extensive renovation, the space is a delight with the ground floor offering an open plan kitchen/living space and a door leading to bathroom facilities (toilet and sink), and an open plan first floor vaulted up to the eaves, with windows overlooking the home's garden.

To the front of the house, there is plenty of parking available on the driveway which leads to a double garage with light and power, which could also possibly lend itself to further development (subject to the necessary consents). The delightful gardens then wrap around the south and west elevation of the house being enclosed and private.

Services: Oil fired central heating in the house. Electric heaters in the annexe. Mains water, electricity and waste. Super-fast fibre broadband.

Situated in the heart of Kinsham, the hamlet neighbours the larger villages of Kemerton and Bredon, with the larger village of Bredon offering a thriving community and amenities such as a village shop and post office, an OFSTED 'outstanding' rated primary school (which leads on to Outstanding rated middle and high schools), doctor's surgery, village hall and two public houses. The village is also home to football, rugby, tennis and bowls clubs. The nearest town is Tewkesbury, a Medieval market town that offers a broader range of supermarkets, restaurants, coffee shops and a leisure centre whilst for the commuter, there is a train station at nearby Ashchurch, with Tewkesbury being located immediately off Junction 9 of the M5 motorway.

The larger regional centres of Cheltenham, Worcester and Stratford are all within 25-30 minutes commute.

Bredon 1½ miles, Tewkesbury 5 miles, M5 junction 9 (N&S) 3½ miles, Evesham 11 miles, Cheltenham 11 miles, Broadway 13 miles, Worcester 16 miles, Stratford-Upon-Avon 26 miles, Oxford 50 miles, (Distances approximate).