Slatters Mill is a charming, detached property constructed from beautiful lias stone and dates back to the early 19th century. The property was extended in the late 19th century before being converted in 1964 by the current owners. A sweeping gravel driveway approaches the property, bordered on either side by a mature hedge, with parking for multiple cars.

The front entrance is behind a glazed porch. The back door, beneath a covering, lies an entrance hall with tiled flooring, original beams, solid timber doors leading into a tiled shower room to the left, and a spacious study straight ahead.

The study has a beautiful dual aspect, with a large timber window offering views of the garden to the northeast, and sliding timber doors offering access and stunning views to the walled garden to the southeast, flooding the room with natural light. To the right of the entrance hall lies the large, dual-aspect kitchen and breakfast room, plenty of space for a dining table, and unrivalled views to the south and the north through sliding timber doors.

The kitchen, with Corian and quarry tiled worksurfaces and blue tiling, leads into a generous pantry. Sliding doors provide access to a large boot room with built-in storage, a large timber window and a garden door, and a generous-sized utility room with a southeast aspect over the beautiful walled garden. Steps from the kitchen rise to an impressive dining room with exposed beams, a lias stone wall, and two large timber windows.

The dining room flows into a well-proportioned, dual-aspect drawing room with a beautiful feature fireplace, built-in storage and a door to the garden. The ground floor extends to a further sitting room with a dual aspect to the mature garden beyond, a tiled cloakroom accessed from the dining room, and a fully glazed porch with a unique grapevine.

The feature staircase in the dining room rises to a light and airy first-floor landing, providing access to five bedrooms, two of which are en suite, and a family bathroom and access to an airing cupboard and the loft. To the left are a beautiful double bedroom with a vaulted open roof truss, access to external stairs through an impressive, glazed door with timber surround, and built-in wardrobes along one wall. The bedroom flows into a generous-sized en suite shower room with a large skylight. The magnificent principal bedroom, accessed at the end of the landing through solid timber doors and also via a second staircase rising from the rear entrance hall, is flooded with natural light and offers a triple aspect with beautiful views of the surrounding gardens, as well as two walk-in wardrobes. This flows into an integrated en suite bathroom with a unique, tiled curved shower, his and hers sinks, and a built-in vanity unit. The three further bedrooms are smaller, all with stunning views of the surrounding garden, and are fed by the modern family bathroom lit by a large skylight.

The beautiful gardens are a particular feature of the property which is approached by a gravel drive, the first part of which also provides access to the screened drive to Salford House Care Home. The gardens are principally lawned, extending to 0.87 acres. A wrought iron gate to the right of the drive opens to a lovely lawned garden with an array of trees, including young silver birch and a magnificent oak tree. In addition, a gate to the rear provides access to a footpath beyond. The main lawn lies to the southeast of the property with wide herbaceous borders and offers a variety of trees, such as oak, cherry, lime and laburnum. A stone wall also screens a large, brick-paved patio. This flows into a secluded walled garden to the southwest of the property, including a fine mulberry tree, mature borders and a beautiful climbing wisteria. The walled garden provides access to a mower store and a fully glazed garden room, with double doors leading to a spacious four-car garage.

Slatters Mill is situated in a Conservation Area on the Warwickshire/Worcestershire border in the pretty village of Salford Priors. Salford Priors neighbours the village of Abbots Salford. Between them, the villages offer a range of day-to-day amenities, including a post office and general store, primary school, village hall, two public houses, a hotel and a fine parish church. The larger village of Bidford-on-Avon is nearby and provides additional amenities, including a supermarket. A comprehensive selection of shopping and leisure facilities can be found in the nearby towns of Alcester, Evesham, Cheltenham and Stratford-upon-Avon, which forms the region's cultural centre and is the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company theatres.

Many excellent schools suit most requirements, including those in Evesham, Worcester, Alcester, Stratford upon Avon and Cheltenham. For the commuter, intercity trains run from Evesham to London Paddington (from 1hr 40 mins), and there is easy motorway access to both the M5 and M40. Racing can be found at Cheltenham, Stratford upon Avon and Warwick, and golf courses are at Evesham, Bidford on Avon, Stratford upon Avon and Broadway.

Bidford-on-Avon 2 miles, Alcester 5 miles, Evesham 6 miles (trains to London Paddington from 1hr 40 mins), Honeybourne Station 7 miles (trains to London Paddington from 1hr 45 mins), Stratford upon Avon 9 miles, Broadway 12 miles, Warwick Parkway Station 20 miles (trains to London Marylebone from 80 minutes) Cheltenham 24 miles, Birmingham 26 miles (distances and time approximate).

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