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" A charming and characterful end terrace cottage, built of locally quarried lias stone beneath a tiled roof. The cottage, originally part of one of the longest tythe barns in the country, was subject to an award winning conversion in the 1980's. The accommodation is deceptively spacious and features some fine exposed wall timbers and stonework; contemporary benefits include gas fired central heating and double glazed windows. The kitchen has been upgraded and is attractively finished with a porcelain tiled floor which continues into the dining area and includes a cooker, dishwasher and fridge. Upstairs, the bathroom has also been beautifully tiled and the bath replaced with a large shower.

Situation
Lenchwick is a small hamlet lying just to the north of Evesham, one of six "Lench" villages known locally as being on the "Blossom Trail" on account of the many fruit orchards laden with blossom in the Spring. In addition to Evesham which caters for everyday needs, Lenchwick is also within comfortable driving distance of Worcester and Stratford-upon-Avon whilst the M5 can be accessed at Junction 7, Worcester approximately 12 miles distant.

Outside
The property is arranged around a courtyard development with a small garden to the rear bound by a low built stone wall and panelled fence to one side. To the immedaite rear is a sun terrace with path to a brick built garden store. A pedestrian side gate opens onto a communal courtyard with guest parking. A brick built CARPORT nearby provides covered parking and additional storage within the roof space. Beyond is a further storage area with garden shed.

Additional Information
All mains services connected. Gas fired central heating. The property is rated band D for Council tax resulting in a charge of n++1,426.89 fpr 2012/13 "