Guide price
£925,000
(£392/sq. ft)
4 bed detached house for saleMain Road, Ombersley WR9
4 beds
4 baths
2 receptions
2,362 sq. ft
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Exceptional village house
Village Location
Conservation area
Delightful, landscaped gardens
Gravel parking
Substantial outbuildings
Sought after location
Beautifully appointed throughout
The Tine is situated in a conservation area in the heart of the charming village of Ombersley. This four-bedroom village house is beautifully appointed throughout offering stunning accommodation and great outside space to include gravel parking, delightful, landscaped gardens, and substantial outbuildings.
A truly exceptional village house with stunning accommodation.
Situated in a conservation area in the heart of this very desirable village.
•Entrance porch, reception hall, utility area, ground floor bathroom.
•Charming sitting room, gorgeous living room, magnificent large living/dining kitchen, study.
•Four bedrooms, two shower rooms (one en-suite).
•Gravel parking, delightful, landscaped gardens, substantial outbuildings.
Situation The Tine is situated in a conservation area in the heart of this renowned and utterly charming historic village.
A wide range of amenities are available within a short walking distance. This includes three pubs, the high-class Venture In restaurant, Checketts café, doctors and dentist surgeries, an active village hall and playing fields, junior school, the prominent St Andrew Church and the Ombersley Tennis Club with paddle court.
The Cathedral City of Worcester is only 6 miles distant which has an extensive range of amenities including some excellent public and preparatory schools.
There is excellent M5 motorway access via junctions 5 at Wychbold and junction 6 at Warndon, north Worcester.
Both the nearby towns of Droitwich Spa and Worcester have direct rail connections to Birmingham and London beyond. Worcester also has the benefit of a contemporary parkway station to south of the city.
Ombersley is surrounded by some lovely countryside which provides many rewarding walks.
Description This fabulous period village house was substantially extended and refurbished by the present Vendors in 2024. They have created a beautiful home with many striking rooms. It is in our opinion one of the nicest Worcestershire houses to come to the market for some time.
The Tine is approach via an entrance porch leading to a welcoming reception hall with flagstone floor, handmade oak staircase with iron balustrading to the first floor, fabulous contemporary fireplace, cloaks hanging area. Lying off the hall is a luxurious bathroom including a pod bath together with a utility area.
The charming and cosy sitting room has a splendid inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove and flagstone hearth together with a fine oak door.
The wonderful lounge is situated off the reception hall and includes a flagstone floor, timber wall panelling, original former kitchen extractor and twin glazed doors to the study. The compact study has a double-glazed door to exterior and fitted book shelving to one wall.
The remarkably attractive and truly stunning large living/dining kitchen has a magnificent, vaulted ceiling with full height triangular shaped windows, flagstone floor, range of wall and floor mounted cabinets, American style fridge freezer. Other features include a Franke ceramic hob with retractable Franke extractor in an island, twin electric double ovens, twin double-glazed doors to the rear terrace and gardens, twin Belfast sink unit, wine fridge and quartz working surfaces.
A truly handsome oak staircase with iron balustrading gives rise to a split first floor landing. This provides four bedrooms, the master with high vaulted ceiling with rooflights and twin double-glazed doors to the Juliette balcony. It enjoys a lovely aspect over the garden.
There are three shower rooms, two en-suite and one Jack & Jill serving the first floor.
Outside Gravel driveway. Space for the erection of a garage (subject to any consent).
Landscaped gardens, there is an enclosed courtyard approached with shrubs, creepers and timber fencing.
Gated access to the splendid rear garden. This boasts some very useful outbuildings including a timber building historically used as a gym, adjacent newly built timber building/workshop and aluminium framed greenhouse.
There is a wonderful flagstone terrace with pizza oven and enclosed side courtyard with gravelled path. Adjoining the terrace is a good-sized lawn garden with concealed oil tank with adjoining garden shed, further storage shed and timber wood stores. The garden which adjoins farmland to the rear is well screened by mixed hedging with several specimen trees.
There is excellent access to the front via twin timber gates and a timber side gate.
General information Energy Performance
Current Rating: 54E
Potential Rating: 66D
Carried out: 25th August 2025
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Local Authority
Wychavon District Council
Fixtures and Fittings
Any items of this nature not specifically mentioned within the confines of these sales particulars are to be excluded from the sale.
Viewing
Via the Sole Agent's Great Witley Office
Tel: Directions
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money laundering, terrorist financing and transfer of funds (information on the payer) regulations 2017
In order for us to legally comply with these regulations, we are obliged to obtain satisfactory evidence of identity and the source of funds before a sale can be reported. The checks will be carried out through credas, and a non-refundable charge to each buyer (to include a private lender of funds) of £48 (inclusive of VAT) will be charged.
A truly exceptional village house with stunning accommodation.
Situated in a conservation area in the heart of this very desirable village.
•Entrance porch, reception hall, utility area, ground floor bathroom.
•Charming sitting room, gorgeous living room, magnificent large living/dining kitchen, study.
•Four bedrooms, two shower rooms (one en-suite).
•Gravel parking, delightful, landscaped gardens, substantial outbuildings.
Situation The Tine is situated in a conservation area in the heart of this renowned and utterly charming historic village.
A wide range of amenities are available within a short walking distance. This includes three pubs, the high-class Venture In restaurant, Checketts café, doctors and dentist surgeries, an active village hall and playing fields, junior school, the prominent St Andrew Church and the Ombersley Tennis Club with paddle court.
The Cathedral City of Worcester is only 6 miles distant which has an extensive range of amenities including some excellent public and preparatory schools.
There is excellent M5 motorway access via junctions 5 at Wychbold and junction 6 at Warndon, north Worcester.
Both the nearby towns of Droitwich Spa and Worcester have direct rail connections to Birmingham and London beyond. Worcester also has the benefit of a contemporary parkway station to south of the city.
Ombersley is surrounded by some lovely countryside which provides many rewarding walks.
Description This fabulous period village house was substantially extended and refurbished by the present Vendors in 2024. They have created a beautiful home with many striking rooms. It is in our opinion one of the nicest Worcestershire houses to come to the market for some time.
The Tine is approach via an entrance porch leading to a welcoming reception hall with flagstone floor, handmade oak staircase with iron balustrading to the first floor, fabulous contemporary fireplace, cloaks hanging area. Lying off the hall is a luxurious bathroom including a pod bath together with a utility area.
The charming and cosy sitting room has a splendid inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove and flagstone hearth together with a fine oak door.
The wonderful lounge is situated off the reception hall and includes a flagstone floor, timber wall panelling, original former kitchen extractor and twin glazed doors to the study. The compact study has a double-glazed door to exterior and fitted book shelving to one wall.
The remarkably attractive and truly stunning large living/dining kitchen has a magnificent, vaulted ceiling with full height triangular shaped windows, flagstone floor, range of wall and floor mounted cabinets, American style fridge freezer. Other features include a Franke ceramic hob with retractable Franke extractor in an island, twin electric double ovens, twin double-glazed doors to the rear terrace and gardens, twin Belfast sink unit, wine fridge and quartz working surfaces.
A truly handsome oak staircase with iron balustrading gives rise to a split first floor landing. This provides four bedrooms, the master with high vaulted ceiling with rooflights and twin double-glazed doors to the Juliette balcony. It enjoys a lovely aspect over the garden.
There are three shower rooms, two en-suite and one Jack & Jill serving the first floor.
Outside Gravel driveway. Space for the erection of a garage (subject to any consent).
Landscaped gardens, there is an enclosed courtyard approached with shrubs, creepers and timber fencing.
Gated access to the splendid rear garden. This boasts some very useful outbuildings including a timber building historically used as a gym, adjacent newly built timber building/workshop and aluminium framed greenhouse.
There is a wonderful flagstone terrace with pizza oven and enclosed side courtyard with gravelled path. Adjoining the terrace is a good-sized lawn garden with concealed oil tank with adjoining garden shed, further storage shed and timber wood stores. The garden which adjoins farmland to the rear is well screened by mixed hedging with several specimen trees.
There is excellent access to the front via twin timber gates and a timber side gate.
General information Energy Performance
Current Rating: 54E
Potential Rating: 66D
Carried out: 25th August 2025
Services
Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Local Authority
Wychavon District Council
Fixtures and Fittings
Any items of this nature not specifically mentioned within the confines of these sales particulars are to be excluded from the sale.
Viewing
Via the Sole Agent's Great Witley Office
Tel: Directions
What3words ///penny.fats.headlines
money laundering, terrorist financing and transfer of funds (information on the payer) regulations 2017
In order for us to legally comply with these regulations, we are obliged to obtain satisfactory evidence of identity and the source of funds before a sale can be reported. The checks will be carried out through credas, and a non-refundable charge to each buyer (to include a private lender of funds) of £48 (inclusive of VAT) will be charged.
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