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£395,000
(£477/sq. ft)
3 bed detached bungalow for saleAvenbury Lane, Bromyard HR7
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
828 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
There is something rather appealing about finding a home that feels tucked away, with the river at the bottom of the garden and countryside all around, yet has the convenience and character of a thriving market town very close at hand. This bungalow certainly enjoys such a setting.
Standing detached within a particularly generous plot beside the River Frome, this individual single-storey home has recently undergone a programme of refurbishment, creating a fresh, comfortable and very well-presented home that is ready to enjoy from the outset.
Inside, the accommodation offers a lovely balance of practicality and warmth. There are three bedrooms, together with a well-appointed bathroom featuring both a bath and separate shower cubicle. The fitted kitchen with Quartz counter tops, incorporates a range of integral appliances, which include full height separate fridge and freezer, while the attractive reception room has a wood-burning stove, bringing a wonderfully cosy focal point to the room. A porch and conservatory complete the accommodation, with double glazing and mains gas central heating to radiators throughout.
Having three genuine bedrooms adds considerably to the flexibility here, particularly for someone downsizing who still wants space for visiting family, grandchildren or a study
A Garden That Meets the River
Outside is where Petty Bridge Bungalow reveals another side to its character.
The spacious plot provides excellent off-road parking and a detached double garage, complemented by established gardens and a summer house. Beyond, the garden reaches the banks of the River Frome, creating an enchanting natural backdrop to everyday life.
There is something rather special about being able to wander down your own garden and sit beside the water. The gentle sound of the river rippling over the stones, changing colours through the seasons and the wealth of flora and fauna, especially Kingfishers and Dippers, whom are attracted to the riverbank create a setting that feels wonderfully removed from the everyday, despite Bromyard being so close at hand.
Whether it is a morning coffee, afternoon tea, or that glass of wine in the evening, within your garden or simply watching the wildlife from the river bank, this is outdoor space to be experienced rather than merely looked at.
A Setting Steeped in Bromyard's Past
The location has an intriguing connection with Bromyard's history, taking its name from nearby Petty Bridge, an attractive Grade II listed three-arched stone bridge dating from 1810 and spanning the River Frome.
The crossing itself has considerably earlier origins, forming part of the ancient routes into Bromyard, while the neighbouring old toll house recalls the days when travellers paid for their passage along the former turnpike road. It remains a wonderfully characterful approach to this historic Herefordshire market town.
Today, the journey is rather easier. Bromyard lies on the A44 between Worcester and Leominster, making it well placed for exploring and travelling across this lovely part of the county.
For everyday life, Bromyard retains the character and usefulness of a traditional market town. Its High Street and surrounding streets offer an excellent collection of independent shops and everyday amenities, including a butcher, bakery and greengrocer, together with a supermarket, hardware store, petrol stations and leisure centre. There are also cafés, pubs and galleries, while festivals and events bring visitors and a lively atmosphere to the town throughout the year. With a Norman Church, bus service and schools all locally.
Turn in the other direction and the landscape quickly becomes unmistakably Herefordshire. There are lovely opportunities for walking and exploring around Bromyard Downs, Bringsty Common and Brockhampton, as well as walks following the River Frome and through the surrounding countryside.
For larger shopping towns, there is Leominster, Worcester and Hereford.
The Best of Both
It is this contrast that makes the setting of home particularly appealing.
For those looking to downsize without feeling hemmed in, relocate to the countryside without becoming isolated, or simply enjoy the ease of beautifully presented single-storey living, this is a home that offers an unusual combination.
A generous garden, riverbank setting, three bedrooms, detached double garage and excellent parking, with historic Bromyard virtually on the doorstep.
Please note the bungalow is elevated from the river and to the best of our knowledge has never flooded.
Approach
This Bungalow is approached from Avenbury Lane through a gated entrance opening onto an exceptionally generous gravelled driveway. There is ample space for numerous vehicles, with the driveway continuing to the detached double garage, which has power and lighting.
Porch
A useful entrance porch provides a sheltered introduction to the home and opens into the central hallway, from which much of the accommodation is arranged. Perfect for the outdoor shoes!
Reception Hall
The hall is practical as well as welcoming, with a built-in storage cupboard, and gives access to all three bedrooms and the bathroom before continuing through to the principal living accommodation.
Bedroom
10'10" x 11'0" (3.32m x 3.36m)
A comfortable double bedroom, pleasantly presented in fresh neutral tones and enjoying natural light from a window overlooking the garden. Its position away from the main living areas also makes this a peaceful principal bedroom.
Bedroom
9'9" x 10'6" (2.98m x 3.22m)
Another good-sized double bedroom, with plenty of room for freestanding furniture. The high ceiling and large window give the room a particularly light and airy feel.
Bedroom
7'9" x 11'1" (2.38m x 3.39m)
Far more useful than the words third bedroom sometimes suggest, this is a well-proportioned room suitable as a bedroom, home office or hobby room, depending upon the needs of its next owner.
Bathroom
8'9" x 7'6" (2.69m x 2.28m)
The bathroom has been thoughtfully refitted and is unusually generous, providing the luxury of both a bath and a separate shower enclosure rather than requiring the inevitable compromise between the two.
Contemporary fittings include a vanity wash basin with useful storage and WC, complemented by attractive flooring and fresh, light decoration.
Reception Room
11'5" x 17'1" (3.48m x 5.21m)
A step down from the hallway leads into the heart of the home, an inviting reception room of excellent proportions.
There is ample space here for both relaxing and entertaining, while glazed double doors open directly onto the garden terrace, creating an easy connection between the house and its surroundings.
Taking centre stage is the multi fuel stove, set upon a characterful brick hearth with a substantial Oak mantel above. It gives the room a lovely focal point and, come the colder months, the sort of warmth that central heating has never quite managed to make romantic.
Kitchen
11'5" x 8'9" (3.50m x 2.68m)
Opening conveniently from the reception room is the recently fitted kitchen, combining a smart contemporary finish with a pleasingly practical layout.
Shaker-style cabinetry provides generous storage, complemented by contrasting work surfaces, ceramic sink with Quooker boiling water tap and integrated appliances, including an eye-level oven and microwave, gas hob, dishwasher and refrigeration. Recessed ceiling lighting and under-cabinet illumination complete the fresh, well-considered finish.
A door provides independent access through to the conservatory.
Conservatory
9'5" x 9'3" (2.87m x 2.84m)
And this is a room that makes perfect sense once you see where the bungalow sits.
With glazing wrapping around three sides and double doors opening to the garden, the conservatory provides a delightful place for dining, morning coffee or simply sitting and watching the seasons change outside.
It forms a gentle transition from house to garden and, during the warmer months, allows the living space to spill naturally outdoors.
Double Garaging And Parking
Garage: 12'4" x 15'11" (3.76m x 4.87m)
The substantial gravelled driveway provides exceptionally generous off-road parking, comfortably accommodating several vehicles and offering considerable flexibility for visitors, a caravan or motorhome, subject of course to individual requirements.
The detached garage has an up-and-over door together with power and lighting, providing secure parking, workshop space or valuable additional storage.
Outside Gardens Parking And Riverside
The garden is more extensive than might initially be expected. To the rear property is the terrace, perfect for outdoor seating and dining. Steps descend to the main garden, where expanses of lawn are interspersed with established shrubs, flowering plants and mature trees. There is room here to garden enthusiastically, potter occasionally or simply put a chair in the sunshine and leave nature to most of the hard work. And then, tucked beyond the more conventional garden, comes something altogether more special. Your own Riverside Retreat. A pathway leads down through the mature greenery to the riverbank beside the River Frome. This feels quite separate from the garden above. Mature trees and waterside planting create a wonderfully natural environment, with the river moving gently past and the sound of the water tumbling over the stones. From here there are glimpses towards the handsome arches of historic Petty Bridge.
Additional Information
Mains gas.
Septic Tank.
Wired in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Wood burning stove in the main reception room.
Double glazed.
Council Tax C banding Hereford Council.
Having broadband in two rooms via BT.
Anti Money Laundering
We are legally required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (aml) checks on all property purchasers to ensure funds used in transactions are legitimate. These checks are undertaken on our behalf by Hipla, who will contact you directly once your offer is accepted. A fee of £20 plus VAT (£24 total) per purchaser is payable in advance to Hipla before a memorandum of sale can be issued. This fee is non-refundable.
If a gifted deposit is being provided, the person gifting the funds must also complete an aml check.
Please note, these are not credit checks and will not affect your credit score or financial record. We appreciate your cooperation with this legal requirement.
Standing detached within a particularly generous plot beside the River Frome, this individual single-storey home has recently undergone a programme of refurbishment, creating a fresh, comfortable and very well-presented home that is ready to enjoy from the outset.
Inside, the accommodation offers a lovely balance of practicality and warmth. There are three bedrooms, together with a well-appointed bathroom featuring both a bath and separate shower cubicle. The fitted kitchen with Quartz counter tops, incorporates a range of integral appliances, which include full height separate fridge and freezer, while the attractive reception room has a wood-burning stove, bringing a wonderfully cosy focal point to the room. A porch and conservatory complete the accommodation, with double glazing and mains gas central heating to radiators throughout.
Having three genuine bedrooms adds considerably to the flexibility here, particularly for someone downsizing who still wants space for visiting family, grandchildren or a study
A Garden That Meets the River
Outside is where Petty Bridge Bungalow reveals another side to its character.
The spacious plot provides excellent off-road parking and a detached double garage, complemented by established gardens and a summer house. Beyond, the garden reaches the banks of the River Frome, creating an enchanting natural backdrop to everyday life.
There is something rather special about being able to wander down your own garden and sit beside the water. The gentle sound of the river rippling over the stones, changing colours through the seasons and the wealth of flora and fauna, especially Kingfishers and Dippers, whom are attracted to the riverbank create a setting that feels wonderfully removed from the everyday, despite Bromyard being so close at hand.
Whether it is a morning coffee, afternoon tea, or that glass of wine in the evening, within your garden or simply watching the wildlife from the river bank, this is outdoor space to be experienced rather than merely looked at.
A Setting Steeped in Bromyard's Past
The location has an intriguing connection with Bromyard's history, taking its name from nearby Petty Bridge, an attractive Grade II listed three-arched stone bridge dating from 1810 and spanning the River Frome.
The crossing itself has considerably earlier origins, forming part of the ancient routes into Bromyard, while the neighbouring old toll house recalls the days when travellers paid for their passage along the former turnpike road. It remains a wonderfully characterful approach to this historic Herefordshire market town.
Today, the journey is rather easier. Bromyard lies on the A44 between Worcester and Leominster, making it well placed for exploring and travelling across this lovely part of the county.
For everyday life, Bromyard retains the character and usefulness of a traditional market town. Its High Street and surrounding streets offer an excellent collection of independent shops and everyday amenities, including a butcher, bakery and greengrocer, together with a supermarket, hardware store, petrol stations and leisure centre. There are also cafés, pubs and galleries, while festivals and events bring visitors and a lively atmosphere to the town throughout the year. With a Norman Church, bus service and schools all locally.
Turn in the other direction and the landscape quickly becomes unmistakably Herefordshire. There are lovely opportunities for walking and exploring around Bromyard Downs, Bringsty Common and Brockhampton, as well as walks following the River Frome and through the surrounding countryside.
For larger shopping towns, there is Leominster, Worcester and Hereford.
The Best of Both
It is this contrast that makes the setting of home particularly appealing.
For those looking to downsize without feeling hemmed in, relocate to the countryside without becoming isolated, or simply enjoy the ease of beautifully presented single-storey living, this is a home that offers an unusual combination.
A generous garden, riverbank setting, three bedrooms, detached double garage and excellent parking, with historic Bromyard virtually on the doorstep.
Please note the bungalow is elevated from the river and to the best of our knowledge has never flooded.
Approach
This Bungalow is approached from Avenbury Lane through a gated entrance opening onto an exceptionally generous gravelled driveway. There is ample space for numerous vehicles, with the driveway continuing to the detached double garage, which has power and lighting.
Porch
A useful entrance porch provides a sheltered introduction to the home and opens into the central hallway, from which much of the accommodation is arranged. Perfect for the outdoor shoes!
Reception Hall
The hall is practical as well as welcoming, with a built-in storage cupboard, and gives access to all three bedrooms and the bathroom before continuing through to the principal living accommodation.
Bedroom
10'10" x 11'0" (3.32m x 3.36m)
A comfortable double bedroom, pleasantly presented in fresh neutral tones and enjoying natural light from a window overlooking the garden. Its position away from the main living areas also makes this a peaceful principal bedroom.
Bedroom
9'9" x 10'6" (2.98m x 3.22m)
Another good-sized double bedroom, with plenty of room for freestanding furniture. The high ceiling and large window give the room a particularly light and airy feel.
Bedroom
7'9" x 11'1" (2.38m x 3.39m)
Far more useful than the words third bedroom sometimes suggest, this is a well-proportioned room suitable as a bedroom, home office or hobby room, depending upon the needs of its next owner.
Bathroom
8'9" x 7'6" (2.69m x 2.28m)
The bathroom has been thoughtfully refitted and is unusually generous, providing the luxury of both a bath and a separate shower enclosure rather than requiring the inevitable compromise between the two.
Contemporary fittings include a vanity wash basin with useful storage and WC, complemented by attractive flooring and fresh, light decoration.
Reception Room
11'5" x 17'1" (3.48m x 5.21m)
A step down from the hallway leads into the heart of the home, an inviting reception room of excellent proportions.
There is ample space here for both relaxing and entertaining, while glazed double doors open directly onto the garden terrace, creating an easy connection between the house and its surroundings.
Taking centre stage is the multi fuel stove, set upon a characterful brick hearth with a substantial Oak mantel above. It gives the room a lovely focal point and, come the colder months, the sort of warmth that central heating has never quite managed to make romantic.
Kitchen
11'5" x 8'9" (3.50m x 2.68m)
Opening conveniently from the reception room is the recently fitted kitchen, combining a smart contemporary finish with a pleasingly practical layout.
Shaker-style cabinetry provides generous storage, complemented by contrasting work surfaces, ceramic sink with Quooker boiling water tap and integrated appliances, including an eye-level oven and microwave, gas hob, dishwasher and refrigeration. Recessed ceiling lighting and under-cabinet illumination complete the fresh, well-considered finish.
A door provides independent access through to the conservatory.
Conservatory
9'5" x 9'3" (2.87m x 2.84m)
And this is a room that makes perfect sense once you see where the bungalow sits.
With glazing wrapping around three sides and double doors opening to the garden, the conservatory provides a delightful place for dining, morning coffee or simply sitting and watching the seasons change outside.
It forms a gentle transition from house to garden and, during the warmer months, allows the living space to spill naturally outdoors.
Double Garaging And Parking
Garage: 12'4" x 15'11" (3.76m x 4.87m)
The substantial gravelled driveway provides exceptionally generous off-road parking, comfortably accommodating several vehicles and offering considerable flexibility for visitors, a caravan or motorhome, subject of course to individual requirements.
The detached garage has an up-and-over door together with power and lighting, providing secure parking, workshop space or valuable additional storage.
Outside Gardens Parking And Riverside
The garden is more extensive than might initially be expected. To the rear property is the terrace, perfect for outdoor seating and dining. Steps descend to the main garden, where expanses of lawn are interspersed with established shrubs, flowering plants and mature trees. There is room here to garden enthusiastically, potter occasionally or simply put a chair in the sunshine and leave nature to most of the hard work. And then, tucked beyond the more conventional garden, comes something altogether more special. Your own Riverside Retreat. A pathway leads down through the mature greenery to the riverbank beside the River Frome. This feels quite separate from the garden above. Mature trees and waterside planting create a wonderfully natural environment, with the river moving gently past and the sound of the water tumbling over the stones. From here there are glimpses towards the handsome arches of historic Petty Bridge.
Additional Information
Mains gas.
Septic Tank.
Wired in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
Wood burning stove in the main reception room.
Double glazed.
Council Tax C banding Hereford Council.
Having broadband in two rooms via BT.
Anti Money Laundering
We are legally required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (aml) checks on all property purchasers to ensure funds used in transactions are legitimate. These checks are undertaken on our behalf by Hipla, who will contact you directly once your offer is accepted. A fee of £20 plus VAT (£24 total) per purchaser is payable in advance to Hipla before a memorandum of sale can be issued. This fee is non-refundable.
If a gifted deposit is being provided, the person gifting the funds must also complete an aml check.
Please note, these are not credit checks and will not affect your credit score or financial record. We appreciate your cooperation with this legal requirement.
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