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Full Details for 2 Bedroom Detached for sale in Stourport-on-Severn, DY13 :
To be sold for the first time in 26 years - a most attractive larger style 2-bedroom 1930\‘s individual detached bungalow on a very broad plot in the acutely sought after village of Areley Kings. The property also has a fascinating history having originally been purpose built for the community village nurse! Similar bungalows in Stourport, with this degree of potential, and so nicely located are hard to find and so here is a rare opportunity! Energy Rating: F
DESCRIPTION
Number 101 Areley Common is a most attractive white washed bungalow with open views set within the acutely sought after area of Areley Kings, being found on the Worcester side of Stourport. This forever popular area lies over the river and just one mile south west of Stourport town centre, which offers a range of shopping, leisure and recreational facilities. Areley Kings still remains very much a \‘village style\‘ community with amenities including two Public Houses, a Convenience Store, Post Office, Pharmacy, Newsagents, modern community village hall and a character Grade II Listed Church, namely St. Bartholomews which has an ancient history spanning 800 years.The property stands particularly well on a very broad low maintenance plot providing plenty of parking and ideal to accommodate a caravan or small boat, etc.Although requiring a degree of up-grading by modern tastes, the very nature of this bungalow will surely reward time, care and investment and, in the right hands, what an amazing home it could be!. Even remotely similar bungalow properties with this degree of potential and parking amenity would be difficult to find in the Areley Kings area and as such, a rare opportunity is offered. The bungalow also has a nice civic connection to the village having been built in the early 1930\‘s to accommodate the community nurse and the sellers have the original architectural drawing framed whereby it is referred to as \‘The Nurses Cottage\‘ and dated 1933. Another attractive traditional feature is the red gas fired Rayburn Nouvelle cooker which also serves the property\‘s central heating and hot water requirements.The accommodation comprises:-
Access is gained via stable style entrance door to:
ENTRANCE PORCH
with UPVC double glazed window to side elevation.
RECEPTION HALL
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator and door to:
KITCHEN - 10\‘ 10\‘\‘ x 6\‘ 3\‘\‘ (3.3m x 1.90m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, access to loft space, range of both wall and base mounted kitchen units with complementary roll top surface over, having inset stainless steel sink unit, \‘Rayburn\‘ cooker also serving the property\‘s central heating and hot water requirements, built-in pantry, arch to:
BREAKFAST ROOM - 8\‘ 11\‘\‘ x 6\‘ 11\‘\‘ (2.73m x 2.10m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, stable style door to:
VERANDAH - 14\‘ 9\‘\‘ x 6\‘ 8\‘\‘ (4.49m x 2.04m)
with stable style door opening to outside, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, personal door giving direct access to and from the garage and further door to:
UTILITY ROOM - 7\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 4\‘ 6\‘\‘ (2.14m x 1.37m)
with stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for automatic washing machine and porthole window to front elevation.
From the Reception Hall a door opens to:
RE-FITTED SHOWER ROOM
with four down-lighters, UPVC double glazed obscured window to side elevation, ladder style towel radiator, low level flush wc, hand wash basin and enclosed corner cubicle with mixer shower.
LIVING ROOM - 15\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 12\‘ 0\‘\‘ (4.57m x 3.65m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, brick open fireplace (not tested) and French doors to:
TIMBER CONSERVATORY EXTENSION - 16\‘ 5\‘\‘ x 9\‘ 0\‘\‘ (5.0m x 2.74m)
[max measurements] with sealed unit double glazed windows to rear and side elevations, door opening to the gardens.
From the Living Room doors radiate to:
BEDROOM ONE - 11\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 10\‘ 0\‘\‘ (3.35m x 3.05m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, two UPVC double glazed windows to side elevation.
BEDROOM TWO - 11\‘ 1\‘\‘ x 8\‘ 4\‘\‘ (3.37m x 2.54m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator and UPVC double glazed window to side elevation.
OUTSIDE:
The bungalow enjoys a very broad frontage standing back from the kerbside behind spacious lawns and an ample block paved and gated driveway providing off road parking and access to:
GARAGE - 20\‘ 10\‘\‘ x 9\‘ 10\‘\‘ (6.34m x 3.0m)
[measurements including piers] with electric roller shutter door.
SIDE GARDENS
Aside from the land at the front of the bungalow, this is the main garden area - please see the additional photo. There is also some land at the rear of the bungalow but not very much, just a small patio area - again, please see photo.
DESCRIPTION
Number 101 Areley Common is a most attractive white washed bungalow with open views set within the acutely sought after area of Areley Kings, being found on the Worcester side of Stourport. This forever popular area lies over the river and just one mile south west of Stourport town centre, which offers a range of shopping, leisure and recreational facilities. Areley Kings still remains very much a \‘village style\‘ community with amenities including two Public Houses, a Convenience Store, Post Office, Pharmacy, Newsagents, modern community village hall and a character Grade II Listed Church, namely St. Bartholomews which has an ancient history spanning 800 years.The property stands particularly well on a very broad low maintenance plot providing plenty of parking and ideal to accommodate a caravan or small boat, etc.Although requiring a degree of up-grading by modern tastes, the very nature of this bungalow will surely reward time, care and investment and, in the right hands, what an amazing home it could be!. Even remotely similar bungalow properties with this degree of potential and parking amenity would be difficult to find in the Areley Kings area and as such, a rare opportunity is offered. The bungalow also has a nice civic connection to the village having been built in the early 1930\‘s to accommodate the community nurse and the sellers have the original architectural drawing framed whereby it is referred to as \‘The Nurses Cottage\‘ and dated 1933. Another attractive traditional feature is the red gas fired Rayburn Nouvelle cooker which also serves the property\‘s central heating and hot water requirements.The accommodation comprises:-
Access is gained via stable style entrance door to:
ENTRANCE PORCH
with UPVC double glazed window to side elevation.
RECEPTION HALL
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator and door to:
KITCHEN - 10\‘ 10\‘\‘ x 6\‘ 3\‘\‘ (3.3m x 1.90m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, access to loft space, range of both wall and base mounted kitchen units with complementary roll top surface over, having inset stainless steel sink unit, \‘Rayburn\‘ cooker also serving the property\‘s central heating and hot water requirements, built-in pantry, arch to:
BREAKFAST ROOM - 8\‘ 11\‘\‘ x 6\‘ 11\‘\‘ (2.73m x 2.10m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, stable style door to:
VERANDAH - 14\‘ 9\‘\‘ x 6\‘ 8\‘\‘ (4.49m x 2.04m)
with stable style door opening to outside, UPVC double glazed window to rear elevation, personal door giving direct access to and from the garage and further door to:
UTILITY ROOM - 7\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 4\‘ 6\‘\‘ (2.14m x 1.37m)
with stainless steel sink unit, plumbing for automatic washing machine and porthole window to front elevation.
From the Reception Hall a door opens to:
RE-FITTED SHOWER ROOM
with four down-lighters, UPVC double glazed obscured window to side elevation, ladder style towel radiator, low level flush wc, hand wash basin and enclosed corner cubicle with mixer shower.
LIVING ROOM - 15\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 12\‘ 0\‘\‘ (4.57m x 3.65m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, brick open fireplace (not tested) and French doors to:
TIMBER CONSERVATORY EXTENSION - 16\‘ 5\‘\‘ x 9\‘ 0\‘\‘ (5.0m x 2.74m)
[max measurements] with sealed unit double glazed windows to rear and side elevations, door opening to the gardens.
From the Living Room doors radiate to:
BEDROOM ONE - 11\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 10\‘ 0\‘\‘ (3.35m x 3.05m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, two UPVC double glazed windows to side elevation.
BEDROOM TWO - 11\‘ 1\‘\‘ x 8\‘ 4\‘\‘ (3.37m x 2.54m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator and UPVC double glazed window to side elevation.
OUTSIDE:
The bungalow enjoys a very broad frontage standing back from the kerbside behind spacious lawns and an ample block paved and gated driveway providing off road parking and access to:
GARAGE - 20\‘ 10\‘\‘ x 9\‘ 10\‘\‘ (6.34m x 3.0m)
[measurements including piers] with electric roller shutter door.
SIDE GARDENS
Aside from the land at the front of the bungalow, this is the main garden area - please see the additional photo. There is also some land at the rear of the bungalow but not very much, just a small patio area - again, please see photo.