The Thatch and Barn Annexe is a Grade II listed former wheelwright's shop that is believed to have origins dating back to around the 1640s. The current owners have undertaken significant renovation and remodelling work and have maintained it to an impeccable standard. A range of features includes exposed timbers, fine fireplaces, cottage-style oak doors and solid wood window sills, The thatch has recently been reridged.

The reception room accommodation flows from one room to the next. The dining room flows through to the sitting room with a brick fireplace and stone lintel above. It houses an Esse multi-fuel stove, to the side of which is a traditional bread oven with a tiled shelf that serves as a unique drinks store.

The open-plan fitted kitchen and oak-framed family room are impressive, with flagstone flooring and underfloor heating. The equipped kitchen includes solid oak worktops and a moveable kitchen breakfast island. Appliances include a Rangemaster electric cooker with a hood above, an American fridge freezer and an integrated dishwasher. Steps lead down to the family room with a ceiling lantern, picture windows and two sets of bi-fold doors.

A door from the family room opens to a fitted utility room with oak worktops, a double Belfast sink and space for a washer and dryer. From here, a door leads to a useful office with an outside door opening to the rear paved terrace and double garage. Doors opening out to an oak framed double carport and driveway with ample parking.

Off the inner hall/snug is a door to a ground-floor shower room/cloakroom and stairs, with a glass balustrade leading down to a dry cellar.

A solid wood-turning staircase rises from the inner hall/snug. Off the half landing is a double bedroom, and the stairs continue to a landing off which is a first-floor cloakroom, single bedroom and the principal bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and an en suite.
A second staircase rises from the sitting room to a further double bedroom with an en suite.

Separate Annexe
At the bottom of the garden is a superb detached self-contained annexe with underfloor heating throughout, oak doors and door openings that are wheelchair accessible.

The front door opens to a small lobby with a floor-to-ceiling picture window that flows through to the open-plan living room/kitchen with a vaulted ceiling. The living area has picture windows and two sets of French doors that provide access to a rear terrace and allow wonderful views of the countryside to the distant Malvern Hills to be enjoyed. Integrated appliances in the fitted kitchen include a slimline dishwasher, oven, ceramic hob, microwave and fridge freezer.

There is a wet room and a charming double bedroom with French doors out to the garden.


A five-bar gate opens to a raised lawn with a millstone and a gravel drive leading to a double carport in front of the double garage. The garage offers a high roof that currently allows for mezzanine storage space and, subject to planning, provides the potential to be converted into additional living space.

The rear, west-facing gardens have been beautifully landscaped. There is a range of mature trees, including productive fruit trees, an ornamental pond, a circular raised brick bed in the side garden and rose arches. There is also a charming summer house and greenhouse with two adjacent raised beds. There are also wonderful strategic seating areas, including a raised deck with open countryside and far reaching Malvern Hill views.