Bungalow for sale in Birmingham Road, Bromsgrove B61

Built in 1922 for Edward Cadbury, this semi-detached rammed earth constructed cottage bungalow is set in National Trust woodland, on the edge of the Lickey Hills, with a 95 year extended lease. The property has been extensively improved, modernised and refurbished and comprises: A reception hallway; Underfloor heated wet bathroom; refitted kitchen; lounge; office garden room; Inner hallway to three bedrooms 2 double one single. Replacement PVC double glazing, gas-fired central heating and Burley log burner, recently constructed detached double garage, double gated in-and-out drive and very private exotically stocked side and rear gardens adjacent to National Trust Woodland.

Entrance Hallway

Reception hallway 17'8"×4'8" having a double glazed I window to side, double glazed window to garden room, laminate flooring, doors to bathroom, kitchen, lounge and inner Bedrooms hallway, radiator, access hatch to loft and two ceiling light points.

Bathroom

Refitted bathroom 8'9" x 6'0" (2.67m x 1.83m)
(Measurements include suite) having a refitted white suite comprising: A low flush w/c; pedestal wash hand basin; and a 'ball and claw foot bathtub with rainfall showerhead over and a central mixertap with handheld. Tiled floor with electric underfloor heating, obscure double glazed window, radiator, extractor fan and four inset ceiling spotlights. Ote: The bathroom has been designed as a wetroom, the bathtub can be removed and then used as such.

Kitchen

Refitted kitchen 9'9" x 9'1" (2.97m x 2.77m) (Measurements include units) having a range of fitted base and wall units with worktop surfaces, 'Belfast' sink, integrated dishwasher and recesses for washing machine, fridge/freezer and a range oven with cookerhood, ceiling spotlights, laminate flooring, double glazed window to side, radiator, wall mounted gas-fired Worcester' boiler.

Living Room

Lounge 14'2" x 13'11" (4.32m x 4.24m) (Measurements include fireplace) having a fireplace with a powerful Burley wood burning stove, double glazed bow window to front, double glazed window to side, radiator, t.v. Aerial point and a ceiling light point.

Hallway

Inner hallway 16'3"×4'6" to bedrooms. Having doors to the office garden room and three bedrooms, laminate flooring, radiator, a second access hatch to the loft, double glazed window to garden room and a ceiling light point. Garden room 17'6" x 5'7" double glazed door to the garden, radiator, laminate flooring and a double power point.

Bedroom

Bedroom one 13'11" x 10'0" < 11'10" (4.24m x 3.05m < 3.61m) Having an original feature fireplace, original built-in recessed cupboard, double glazed window to front, radiator, panelled dado, laminate flooring and a ceiling light point.

Bedroom two 10'2" x 8'5" (3.10m x 2.57m) (Measurements exclude cupboard) having an original built-in recessed cupboard, double glazed window to front, laminate flooring, picture rail and ceiling light point

bedroom three 10'2" x 7'0" (3.10m x 2.13m) Having a double glazed window to front, radiator, picture rail and a ceiling light point.

Outside

Detached double garage 15'6" x 16'0" (4.72m x 4.88m)
(Door widths 6'8" 2.03m) having two metal up-and-over doors to front, concrete base and single glazed windows to both sides.

Parking

To the front, the cottage and double garage are approached through a gated driveway providing off-road parking for numerous (8) cars behind a very mature hedge. There is a second gated area (In out drive)

Gardens

The property stands in large private side and rear gardens, with a gate at the rear providing access to the National Trust woodland which completely surrounds the property. The gardens
offer a wealth of exotic mature plants and shrubs and need to be viewed to be fully appreciated, with raised seating areas and having far reaching views to the front across rolling countryside.

Tenure

The vendor advises us that the property is leasehold with the freehold being owned by the National Trust. The current owners have extended the term of the lease in April 2019,95 years remaining. There is a small annual ground rent payable of £3.64.

Council tax band: C
(Bromsgrove District Council)

EPC rating: Tbc
(Energy Performance Certificate)

directions Woodend Cottage is situated at the very end of Birmingham Road in Lydiate Ash through the vehicle restricted entrance.

Property Ownership Information

Tenure

Leasehold

Council Tax Band

C

Annual Ground Rent

£7.00

Ground Rent Review Period

No review period

Annual Service Charge

No service charge

Service Charge Review Period

No review period

Lease End Date

28/03/2118

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