Detached house for sale in Pirton, Worcestershire WR8

A former farmhouse, this equestrian country home lies within the picturesque village of Pirton. This comfortable four bedroom house, with two bedroom annex, boasts ample living spaces, traditional features, and is set within three and a half acres, allowing quintessential country living. Together with ideal equestrian facilities, and the fully furnished two-bedroom annex, this mid-19th century property oozes character, charm and practicality. Sitting proud in the Worcestershire countryside, there is a wealth of links locally making it an ideal spot for work, schooling, and leisure.

Freehold. EPC Rating F / Annex Rating F. Council Tax Band F / Annex Band A.

Utilities: Mains electricity, water & drainage. Oil-fired central heating for Pirton House. Lpg central heating for the annex. Private drainage via a septic tank/sewerage treatment plant.

Broadband: Standard fibre – please check with your local supplier.

Mobile Coverage: 4G/5G – please check with your local supplier.

Construction: Standard.

Parking: Driveway parking for 4+ vehicles.

Restrictive Covenants: Restrictive covenants in the title deeds - please speak with the agent for further info

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