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£900,000
(£255/sq. ft)
4 bed detached house for saleStockwood, Redditch B96
4 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
3,533 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Grade II Listed Thatched Home, Dating Back to Circa 1650
Approximately 3,532 sq. Ft. Of Character-Filled Accommodation
Stunning Rural Setting with Far-Reaching Countryside Views from Every Aspect
Wealth of Original Features Including Exposed Beams and Period Fireplaces
Versatile Secondary Wing Offering Annexe, Multi-Generational Living or Airbnb Potential (subject to consents)
Beautiful Wrap-Around Mature Gardens with Extensive Entertaining Terrace
A rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished Grade II Listed detached period home dating back to circa 1650, offering approximately 3,532 sq. Ft. Of beautifully characterful accommodation. Occupying a generous rural plot with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside, this charming thatched home enjoys extensive mature gardens, a wealth of original features, and versatile living space ideally suited to modern family life.
Upon entering the property through the original thatched section, a welcoming entrance hall immediately showcases the wealth of character synonymous with this fine Grade II Listed home. Rich in history and charm, exposed beams, historic timbers and original features are evident throughout, creating an atmosphere that is both warm and inviting.
The entrance hall flows through the heart of the home and opens into the principal reception room, an impressive lounge, centered around a characterful log-burning stove, this elegant room provides a wonderful setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Beyond the lounge, the accommodation extends to a delightful dining room featuring an original open fireplace, offering the perfect space for formal dining and family gatherings. The adjoining family room is equally impressive, centered around a magnificent inglenook fireplace and enjoying an abundance of period charm, making it an ideal retreat throughout the seasons. The farmhouse-style breakfast kitchen is well-appointed and forms the social hub of the home. Fitted with a traditional Aga for the winter months, an electric oven and induction hob for summer months, and a central island with extensive storage, the room provides ample space for a family dining table and chairs, whilst enjoying attractive views over the gardens. A useful pantry offers further storage.
Accessed from the kitchen is a larger-than-average double garage together with a highly versatile secondary wing of the property. Comprising a practical utility/boot room, shower room, generous fourth bedroom and a bright conservatory overlooking the grounds, this section offers excellent potential for use as a self-contained annexe, multi-generational living accommodation, guest suite or Airbnb holiday let, subject to any necessary consents.
An original staircase rises from the main house to two generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom, all enjoying delightful views over the surrounding gardens and neighbouring countryside. A separate staircase leads to the impressive master suite, creating a private sanctuary comprising a spacious bedroom, dedicated dressing room and a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom complete with a freestanding clawfoot bath and separate shower enclosure.
Throughout the property, exposed beams, original fireplaces and a wealth of period features serve as a constant reminder of the home's rich heritage, while the elevated rural setting ensures that attractive views can be enjoyed from virtually every room.
The property is set within beautifully maintained wrap-around gardens that surround the house and provide a wonderful sense of privacy and tranquillity. Predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with an abundance of mature trees, established shrubs, colourful flower borders and well-stocked planting beds, the gardens offer interest throughout the seasons. A substantial raised composite entertaining terrace provides an ideal space for al fresco dining, outdoor gatherings and relaxation whilst enjoying the far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. The gardens extend around the property, creating a variety of seating areas, open lawned spaces and secluded corners from which to enjoy the peaceful rural setting. The mature grounds are complemented by a greenhouse, productive planting areas and established hedgerow boundaries, making the property particularly appealing to keen gardeners and those seeking an idyllic country lifestyle. The generous plot affords excellent privacy while maximising the stunning open aspects over neighbouring farmland and rolling countryside beyond.
Agent's Note: In addition to the main gardens, the property benefits from a further area of land currently arranged as a productive vegetable garden and additional gravelled parking. This area is separated from the principal plot by a section of common land, over which the property enjoys established access rights. A public footpath crosses the common land, providing access to the neighbouring field and surrounding countryside.
Agent's Note: The vendors advise that a new ridge/topper was fitted to the thatched roof in 2024. In addition, repairs and replacement of roof tiles were undertaken to the adjoining tiled roof sections where required.
Services: We understand the property benefits from mains water and electricity, oil-fired central heating and a newly installed private drainage treatment plant. The property is not connected to mains drainage.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Stockwood is a charming rural hamlet situated amidst the rolling Worcestershire countryside, offering a peaceful village setting whilst remaining conveniently placed for access to a range of local amenities and transport links. The nearby village of Inkberrow, renowned as one of Worcestershire's most sought-after villages and famously linked to the inspiration for The Archers, provides an excellent range of day-to-day amenities including a village shop, public houses, primary school, doctor's surgery, church and active community facilities. The market town of Redditch lies within easy reach and offers an extensive selection of shopping, leisure and educational facilities, together with a mainline railway station providing regular services to Birmingham. The historic riverside town of Stratford-upon-Avon, the spa town of Worcester and the Regency town of Cheltenham are also readily accessible, providing an excellent choice of cultural, recreational and retail opportunities.
The area is particularly well regarded for its schooling, with a number of highly regarded state and independent schools available locally, whilst excellent road connections via the A441, A422, A46 and M5 motorway provide convenient access to Birmingham, the Midlands motorway network and beyond. Surrounded by attractive open countryside, the area offers an abundance of walking, riding and cycling opportunities, making it an ideal location for those seeking a rural lifestyle without compromising on connectivity.
Distances (approx.)
Inkberrow – 2 miles
Redditch – 6 miles
Alcester – 6 miles
Stratford-upon-Avon – 12 miles
Worcester – 15 miles
Birmingham City Centre – 20 miles
M5 (Junction 6) – 12 miles
Birmingham Airport – 25 miles
All distances are approximate.
Family Room (5.09m x 4.28m)
Max
Dining Room (4.39m x 4.14m)
WC (2.22m x 1.56m)
Lounge (5.88m x 4.36m)
Max
Pantry (3.27m x 1.47m)
Max
Kitchen / Breakfast Room (6.01m x 5.35m)
Max
Garage (7.62m x 5.14m)
Max
Utility (4.86m x 3.03m)
Shower Room (4.00m x 2.02m)
Bedroom 4 (5.17m x 2.88m)
Conservatory (4.90m x 3.66m)
Max
Main Bedroom (5.86m x 4.42m)
Max
Dressing Room (3.79m x 3.01m)
Max
Ensuite (3.67m x 2.94m)
Bedroom 2 (5.15m x 4.40m)
Max
Bedroom 3 (4.61m x 4.08m)
Max
Bathroom (2.97m x 2.72m)
Max
Disclaimer
These particulars are for guidance only and based on information approved by the seller. Accuracy cannot be guaranteed and details may contain errors or omissions. They do not form part of any contract. We are not surveyors or legal experts and cannot advise on condition, title, or other legal matters. Buyers should instruct their own professionals before making decisions. Photos are illustrative only and items shown are not necessarily included. Fixtures, fittings and appliances are not tested and may not be in working order. All measurements are approximate. No liability is accepted for loss from use of these details.
By law we must carry out id and aml checks and review buyers’ financial circumstances before a property can be marked sold subject to contract. This due diligence is required by trading standards. Checks start once a provisional offer is agreed. The cost is £50 incl. VAT per property, payable in advance via our onboarding system.
Upon entering the property through the original thatched section, a welcoming entrance hall immediately showcases the wealth of character synonymous with this fine Grade II Listed home. Rich in history and charm, exposed beams, historic timbers and original features are evident throughout, creating an atmosphere that is both warm and inviting.
The entrance hall flows through the heart of the home and opens into the principal reception room, an impressive lounge, centered around a characterful log-burning stove, this elegant room provides a wonderful setting for both everyday living and entertaining. Beyond the lounge, the accommodation extends to a delightful dining room featuring an original open fireplace, offering the perfect space for formal dining and family gatherings. The adjoining family room is equally impressive, centered around a magnificent inglenook fireplace and enjoying an abundance of period charm, making it an ideal retreat throughout the seasons. The farmhouse-style breakfast kitchen is well-appointed and forms the social hub of the home. Fitted with a traditional Aga for the winter months, an electric oven and induction hob for summer months, and a central island with extensive storage, the room provides ample space for a family dining table and chairs, whilst enjoying attractive views over the gardens. A useful pantry offers further storage.
Accessed from the kitchen is a larger-than-average double garage together with a highly versatile secondary wing of the property. Comprising a practical utility/boot room, shower room, generous fourth bedroom and a bright conservatory overlooking the grounds, this section offers excellent potential for use as a self-contained annexe, multi-generational living accommodation, guest suite or Airbnb holiday let, subject to any necessary consents.
An original staircase rises from the main house to two generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom, all enjoying delightful views over the surrounding gardens and neighbouring countryside. A separate staircase leads to the impressive master suite, creating a private sanctuary comprising a spacious bedroom, dedicated dressing room and a beautifully appointed en-suite bathroom complete with a freestanding clawfoot bath and separate shower enclosure.
Throughout the property, exposed beams, original fireplaces and a wealth of period features serve as a constant reminder of the home's rich heritage, while the elevated rural setting ensures that attractive views can be enjoyed from virtually every room.
The property is set within beautifully maintained wrap-around gardens that surround the house and provide a wonderful sense of privacy and tranquillity. Predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with an abundance of mature trees, established shrubs, colourful flower borders and well-stocked planting beds, the gardens offer interest throughout the seasons. A substantial raised composite entertaining terrace provides an ideal space for al fresco dining, outdoor gatherings and relaxation whilst enjoying the far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. The gardens extend around the property, creating a variety of seating areas, open lawned spaces and secluded corners from which to enjoy the peaceful rural setting. The mature grounds are complemented by a greenhouse, productive planting areas and established hedgerow boundaries, making the property particularly appealing to keen gardeners and those seeking an idyllic country lifestyle. The generous plot affords excellent privacy while maximising the stunning open aspects over neighbouring farmland and rolling countryside beyond.
Agent's Note: In addition to the main gardens, the property benefits from a further area of land currently arranged as a productive vegetable garden and additional gravelled parking. This area is separated from the principal plot by a section of common land, over which the property enjoys established access rights. A public footpath crosses the common land, providing access to the neighbouring field and surrounding countryside.
Agent's Note: The vendors advise that a new ridge/topper was fitted to the thatched roof in 2024. In addition, repairs and replacement of roof tiles were undertaken to the adjoining tiled roof sections where required.
Services: We understand the property benefits from mains water and electricity, oil-fired central heating and a newly installed private drainage treatment plant. The property is not connected to mains drainage.
EPC Rating: E
Location
Stockwood is a charming rural hamlet situated amidst the rolling Worcestershire countryside, offering a peaceful village setting whilst remaining conveniently placed for access to a range of local amenities and transport links. The nearby village of Inkberrow, renowned as one of Worcestershire's most sought-after villages and famously linked to the inspiration for The Archers, provides an excellent range of day-to-day amenities including a village shop, public houses, primary school, doctor's surgery, church and active community facilities. The market town of Redditch lies within easy reach and offers an extensive selection of shopping, leisure and educational facilities, together with a mainline railway station providing regular services to Birmingham. The historic riverside town of Stratford-upon-Avon, the spa town of Worcester and the Regency town of Cheltenham are also readily accessible, providing an excellent choice of cultural, recreational and retail opportunities.
The area is particularly well regarded for its schooling, with a number of highly regarded state and independent schools available locally, whilst excellent road connections via the A441, A422, A46 and M5 motorway provide convenient access to Birmingham, the Midlands motorway network and beyond. Surrounded by attractive open countryside, the area offers an abundance of walking, riding and cycling opportunities, making it an ideal location for those seeking a rural lifestyle without compromising on connectivity.
Distances (approx.)
Inkberrow – 2 miles
Redditch – 6 miles
Alcester – 6 miles
Stratford-upon-Avon – 12 miles
Worcester – 15 miles
Birmingham City Centre – 20 miles
M5 (Junction 6) – 12 miles
Birmingham Airport – 25 miles
All distances are approximate.
Family Room (5.09m x 4.28m)
Max
Dining Room (4.39m x 4.14m)
WC (2.22m x 1.56m)
Lounge (5.88m x 4.36m)
Max
Pantry (3.27m x 1.47m)
Max
Kitchen / Breakfast Room (6.01m x 5.35m)
Max
Garage (7.62m x 5.14m)
Max
Utility (4.86m x 3.03m)
Shower Room (4.00m x 2.02m)
Bedroom 4 (5.17m x 2.88m)
Conservatory (4.90m x 3.66m)
Max
Main Bedroom (5.86m x 4.42m)
Max
Dressing Room (3.79m x 3.01m)
Max
Ensuite (3.67m x 2.94m)
Bedroom 2 (5.15m x 4.40m)
Max
Bedroom 3 (4.61m x 4.08m)
Max
Bathroom (2.97m x 2.72m)
Max
Disclaimer
These particulars are for guidance only and based on information approved by the seller. Accuracy cannot be guaranteed and details may contain errors or omissions. They do not form part of any contract. We are not surveyors or legal experts and cannot advise on condition, title, or other legal matters. Buyers should instruct their own professionals before making decisions. Photos are illustrative only and items shown are not necessarily included. Fixtures, fittings and appliances are not tested and may not be in working order. All measurements are approximate. No liability is accepted for loss from use of these details.
By law we must carry out id and aml checks and review buyers’ financial circumstances before a property can be marked sold subject to contract. This due diligence is required by trading standards. Checks start once a provisional offer is agreed. The cost is £50 incl. VAT per property, payable in advance via our onboarding system.
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