Southall Farm is a period country house with origins believed to date back to the 1600's. It offers spacious well-presented accommodation over three floors with views of the surrounding countryside being enjoyed from the upper floors. It is in a unique, peaceful and private position, at the end of a no-through lane with countryside wrapping around it.

The front door opens to a boot room vestibule off which is the cloakroom. An inner door opens to the entrance hall, there is a door leading down to the cellar.

The reception rooms flow from one to the next creating a superb entertaining space.

The light and airy drawing room has a traditional built-in corner cupboard and a fine working fireplace. A glazed door opens to the superb, recently constructed, Rebate orangery. It allows a superb view of the landscaped garden to be enjoyed and has the benefit of two sets of French doors opening to the gardens and terrace. There are Italian marble floor tiles with underfloor heating, electrically operated shutters and a stunning ceiling lantern with remote controlled opening windows.

A further glazed door opens to the dining room, which can also be accessed from the entrance hall, and has a feature fireplace.

The sitting room has a fine Inglenook fireplace with a rear feature window and a seat. The sitting room is open plan to the fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a four oven AGA with an electric companion. There is space for a fridge freezer and integrated appliances.

At the rear of the house is an attached covered inner courtyard with exposed stone and brick walls, off which is a utility room with a vaulted ceiling and a traditional feature bread oven and a door to a shower room that serves the heated outdoor swimming pool. There is also a door to a traditional dairy that has a staircase leading up to a study above.

At the opposite end of the covered inner courtyard is a door to a superb entertainment reception room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, exposed stone walls and a small feature Minstrel gallery.

A turning staircase leads to the first floor of the house, off which are three double bedrooms with feature fireplaces and built-in wardrobes served by a family bathroom. One of the three bedrooms on the first floor is the principal bedroom, which has the benefit of a large en suite/dressing room.

On the top floor are three further double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a family bathroom. On this floor bedroom 4 is particularly large, offering scope to be subdivided into two rooms.

A large proportion of the lane leading to the property forms part of Southall Farm, which can be found at the very end of this shared lane, and in all extends to about 2.97 acres.

Five-bar gates open to courtyard parking in front of a single attached garage.

There are extensive south-facing lawned grounds of about 1.94 acres with scope to fence off part to create a pony paddock.

Some years back, part of the gardens were professionally landscaped by Marigold Webb who was a past owner of Webbs of Wychbold. There are also useful garden and wood stores and a greenhouse.

At the side of the house is a walled garden with a heated outdoor swimming pool that has built-in steps, and a paved terracing surrounding.

On the opposite side of the lane is a paddock and copse of about 0.24 acres that houses the sewage treatment plant.

A public footpath route crosses the property and further details are available from the agent.

Ombersley village centre 3 miles, Droitwich Spa 4 miles, Worcester 9 miles, M5 (J5) 5 miles, M5 (J6) 8 miles, Birmingham 25 miles (Distances and times approximate)

Southall Farm is located on the outskirts of the small village of Doverdale that has a public house, church and a fuel station. Nearby is the thriving village of Ombersley with a delicatessen that includes a butchers and coffee shop, several public houses, fine dining at the Venture Inn restaurant, tennis and cricket clubs, a church, doctor's surgery and dentist. There are also several farm shops in the locality.
Nearby Droitwich Spa has a Waitrose and a mainline station with trains running regularly to Birmingham, with onward connections to London.

There are excellent private schools in the area including Worcester (Kings and RGS) and Malvern Colleges. Abberley Hall, Bromsgrove School and Winterfold House are also in the county.

Worcester city to the south offers a wide range of everyday amenities, as well as County cricket in the setting of Worcester Cathedral and horseracing on the banks of the River Severn.

Southall Farm offers ease of access to the motorway network and Birmingham City to the north that has an international airport (31 miles), several national train terminals and vast retail, restaurant and entertainment facilities.

Directions (WR9 0QB – Please note that sat nav will not take you directly to the property)

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Turn on to Southall Farm Cottages Lane, signposted for St Mary's Church Doverdale, and proceed for just under 1 mile to the very end of the no-through lane and Southall Farm will be found on the right.