Delightful 1930's semi detached home full of charm and character with stunning views to the front.

Location - 16 Wilden Lane sits in an elevated position upon the highly sought after location equidistant between Stourport and Hartlebury. Hartlebury village offers a post office and general store, a public house, village hall, primary school and a train station with trains to Worcester and Birmingham and onward connections to London. It is also home to Hartlebury Castle, which was the home of the Bishops of Worcester from 855 to 2007 and was purchased by Hartlebury Castle Preservation Trust in 2014, who have opened it up to the public. Hartlebury Common, which is the largest and most important area of heathland remaining in Worcestershire is half a mile away .
The house is also Just 1.5 miles away from the thriving town centre of Stourport which has such a huge array of amenities to offer, including several large supermarkets including Tesco and Lidl, an extensive range of pubs plus eateries and the delightful canal basin and accompanying waterways. The town sits beautifully on the banks of the River Severn surrounded by truly delightful countryside and woodland with lots of beauty spots on the doorstep to enjoy.

Milages - Stourport 1.5 miles
Hartlebury 1.5 miles
Kidderminster 4 miles
Kidderminster Train station 3.4 miles
Hartlebury Train station 2 miles
Worcester 12 miles
Birmingham 20 miles

Description - This charming 1930's family home retains many charming character features typical of the period which remain appealing to this day. The generous accommodation which is set over two floors offers generous living space which showcases the wonderful features which include period doors, original fireplaces, ornate coving and picture rails, Contemporary updating blends seamlessly with the charm and character, this delightful home also boasts a generous tiered rear garden with stunning views across both Bewdley and Stourport.

The house is set well back from the road and whilst the drive is steep it offers parking for a number of cars and leads to the single garage. Steps lead to an arched recess porch , a signature style of this period leads to a double glazed entrance door with glazed side panels which in turn opens to the welcoming Reception Hall with original panelling to staircase and original doors open to all the reception rooms.

To the front of the house is a formal dining room with large bay window to the front aspect and a fire surround with coal effect gas fire as the main focal point.

The sitting room features decorative moulding and deep skirting boards together with an open fire surround with a striking, original black cast and tiled insert. The room opens into the west facing conservatory, a lovely area to enjoy the afternoon and early evening sun.

The charming kitchen is fitted with a range of duck egg blue cabinets with black cast iron handles and has a door leading out to the garden. There is a range style double oven with 7 gas ring hob and extractor over and a fridge and freezer are both included. There is also a washing machine.

Upstairs there are three bedrooms, the master and bedroom three both enjoy the fabulous elevated views, whilst bedroom two overlooks the garden.

The bathroom is fitted with a white suite complemented by grey and white metro tiling. Over the bath is a most impressive rainhead mains shower.

Outside - The current owners have landscaped the tiered garden , to create a number of separate levels . At the top they have designed a wonderful area with a sleeper seating area and decking , perfect for al fresco dining and to maximise the enjoyment of the stunning views the property offers.

Direction - Find and navigate to the exact location of this property by searching its 3 word address // /feed.jams.drape using the
Services - We are informed by the Vendors that all main services are installed.
COUNCIL TAX BAND C - Wyre Forest
POSSESSION Vacant possession will be given on completion.
VIEWING Please contact the Worcester Office.
The property is FREEHOLD.