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"A beautifully restored Grade II listed black and white cottage, situated in this historic village with a well maintained south facing garden.

Accommodation comprises; Entrance hall, utility room, cloakroom, sitting room, kitchen dining family room, ground floor bedroom with ensuite, 2 upstairs bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Car barn, garden studio, workshop and South facing garden.

Park Cottage is a beautifully presented Grade II listed property, believed to date back to the 16th Century. The property has been intelligently extended and vastly improved, finished to exacting standards throughout. As you enter the property you are welcomed by a spacious entrance hall, where there are a range of storage cupboards, and a utility cloakroom with plumbing for a washing machine. Steps descend into the dual aspect sitting room which exudes character with exposed timber beams, and an attractive inglenook fireplace housing an electric fire. The recently extended kitchen dining family room is a stunning space, complemented by an impressive timber framed glazed gable with bi fold doors that open to the sunny South facing garden, a contemporary kitchen finished with granite worktops, and integral appliances to include a fridge, a freezer, an oven with warming drawer, a microwave oven, and a dish washer. Bedroom one is situated on the ground floor and offers a beautiful view of the garden, along with a modern en suite shower room featuring a rainfall shower. There are two additional bedrooms upstairs and a family bathroom. Bedroom two includes a range of fitted wardrobes and drawers, and the family bathroom boasts a roll top bath and a heated towel rail.

OUTSIDE
A private driveway leading to a car barn providing parking for one vehicle. The mature South facing garden at the rear of the property is a true sanctuary for wildlife, featuring a pond, established trees, lush shrubs, well defined borders, and several seating areas, creating a vibrant outdoor retreat. There is a garden studio along with a workshop, both of which benefit from power.

DIRECTIONS
Upon entering Elmley Castle from Broadway, on Netherton Lane, continue to the junction and take the left onto Main Street. When the Queen Elizabeth Inn is on your right, Park cottage will be found directly in front of you.

Elmley Castle is in many ways the quintessential English village. The main street wide and tree lined with traditional black and white cottages and an historic pub leads up to the 11th Century church. Within easy walking distance there is an excellent primary school, village hall, playing field and cricket club. The village nestles beneath the northern slopes of Bredon Hill, a Cotswolds outcrop over which there are numerous paths and bridleways. Secondary schools and comprehensive amenities for every day needs can be found in the nearby market towns of Pershore 4 miles and Evesham 7 miles . Worcester and Cheltenham offer more extensive shopping, leisure facilities and a wider choice of schools. The mainline railway stations at Pershore and Evesham provide a direct train service to London Paddington and the M5 junctions at Worcester and Tewkesbury are approximately 9 miles away.

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