A ‘very special’ five-bedroom home in Kidderminster that features an ‘abundance of period charm’ is up for sale.
The property, Well House, which is located in Shenstone, is understood to be the oldest property in the village, with the original part of the house dating back to circa 1730.
The property is up for sale for £1.5million and is being marketed by Nock Deighton.
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According to Nock Deighton, Well House combines an ‘abundance of period charm with generous, versatile accommodation, and an impressive range of outbuildings’.
Despite its historic character and 18th-century links, the property is not listed, offering future owners ‘greater flexibility’.
The front door opens into a ‘grand and welcoming’ reception hall, where the staircase rises to the first floor, and a ground-floor WC is located.
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From the reception hall, the property flows into a living room and dining area that features exposed timber framing and substantial beams that create a ‘wonderfully warm and characterful atmosphere’.
The property also features an open-plan kitchen and second living space, with the kitchen featuring an extensive range of traditional-style cabinetry, integrated appliances, Italian granite worktops and a boiling-water tap.
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The kitchen leads to a utility room and a separate laundry room.
Upstairs, the property offers five bedrooms arranged around a central landing, with the master suite featuring a ‘spacious’ bedroom, en-suite wet room, and dedicated dressing room.
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Two further bedrooms also benefit from en-suite shower rooms, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a separate family bathroom.
Outside, the property is approached over a gravelled driveway that provides ample parking.
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To the rear of the property lies a ‘substantial’ garden that features broad lawns, mature trees, established hedging and a variety of areas in which to sit, entertain and enjoy the surroundings.
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The property also features a range of traditional timber outbuildings and stabling arranged within the grounds.
Writing on their website, Nock Deighton said: “Combining a fascinating history dating back to circa 1730, remarkably limited ownership, period architecture, spacious family accommodation, established gardens, stabling and highly versatile outbuildings, this is a distinctive home offering considerable character, flexibility and future potential.
“Its non-listed status, together with its exceptional longevity as a much-loved family home, further enhances the appeal of this very special property.”
Interested parties are encouraged to get in touch with Nock Deighton on 01562 745082 or kidderminster@nockdeighton.co.uk