A charming converted dovecote with substantial parking, garages and a wonderful garden with a stunning pond

Accommodation comprises; Entrance hall, sitting room, family room, kitchen, utility room, cloakroom, ground floor bedroom with dressing room and en-suite shower room, 3 first floor bedrooms (one en-suite) and family bathroom.

Gardens, garaging and parking.

The Dovecote is one of six properties tucked away down a private lane close to the Church. This lovely property is constructed of mellow brick under a tiled roof. The accommodation, on two floors, is spacious and flexible. The kitchen has an excellent range of wall and base cupboards, Belling 5 ring induction hob, double oven, grill and warming drawer. In addition there is a large American style fridge freezer, Neff microwave, Hotpoint dishwasher, stainless steel sink unit and stone floor. The sitting room has an attractive raised brick fireplace with a gas fire. The family room has bi-fold doors opening to the garden. There is a bedroom, dressing room and en-suite showerroom on the ground floor, whilst the other three bedrooms, bathroom and en-suite shower room are on the first floor. Some of the lovely internal features include high ceilings, exposed timbers, ledge and brace doors, oak staircase and timber and stone floors.

OUTSIDE
The property is approached down a private lane
(owned by the six properties) to a gravelled parking area in front of the house. There is further parking for at least 3/4 vehicles to the rear of the house and two single garages with timber doors, power and light. The garden is stunning and has a fantastic pond with attractive decking, plants, shrubs and specimen trees. There are views to the pretty St Egwins Church. There is a lovely timber studio with power and light (currently used as a gym).

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 right at the crossroads in the middle of honeybourne, by the Gate Inn. This is Stratford Road, then just beyond the ‘S’ bend and just before the One-Stop shop on the left hand side, take the small right hand turn, see sign with St Egwin's Church. Continue ahead through 2 white posts onto a gravel drive. Continue down this drive passing a red 8mph sign. Just before the red brick farmhouse turn right into the courtyard and The Dovecote will be seen ahead.

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 Co-op stores. 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.