Welcome to 208a Wells Road, Malvern, a cozy and compact semi-detached type home with 3 bed in the WR14 4HD area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band C.
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £432,250 and a rental potential of £2,810 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Aug 20, 2021. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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High up, set well back from the road
and framed by the forested slopes of the Malvern Hills sits a
beautiful three bedroom semi detached home in an
elevated SEMI RURAL
PICTURESQUE SETTING with an OPEN PLAN LIVING ROOM DINING
ROOM, KITCHEN WITH ALL SIX KEY APPLIANCES, THREE GOOD SIZED DOUBLE BEDROOMS
and a SPACIOUS
BATHROOM .
Further benefits include; GAS CENTRAL HEATING, DOUBLE GLAZING,
LARGE SINGLE GARAGE, PARKING FOR TWO CARS, and a
DELIGHTFULLY LANDSCAPED
REAR GARDEN. Set against the stunning backcloth of the wooded
hillside, SURELY a VIEWING OF THIS HOUSE IS a
MUST.
The kitchen is big enough to house the six key appliances, DOUBLE OVEN, FRIDGE, FREEZER, DISHWASHER, WASHING MACHINE AND TUMBLE DRYER. All of these can be left in situ if required.
THE SPACIOUS BATHROOM HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BECOME TWO: A GENEROUSLY PROPORTIONED MAIN BATHROOM PLUS AN EN SUITE TO THE MASTER BEDROOM.
PROPERTY DETAILS
Reception Hall
A upvc double glazed panel entrance door with obscured glass leads into the Reception Hall with a clear double glazed window to front aspect, radiator and staircase with stair lift rising to the First Floor Landing. Doors lead into the WCCloak Room, Kitchen and Living Room. (The stair lift will be removed once contracts have been exchanged unless the purchaser would like it to be left in place)
WCCloakroom
Vinyl floor covering, ceiling light fitting and double-glazed window with obscured glass. Low level WC, wash-hand basin, wall-mounted cabinet and coat rack.
Kitchen: 3.78m
(12ft 5in) maximum x 3.15m
(10ft 4in) maximum
Fitted with a range of white fronted base and eye level units with peninsular breakfast bar, work surfaces over, stainless steel one-and-a-half bowl sink unit and tiled splash backs. Integrated ‘Electrolux‘ double electric oven and 4-ring gas hob with extractor hood over. Spaces, plumbing and electrics for under counter washing machine, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and condenser tumble dryer. Wall mounted gas central heating Optia HE boiler in matching white unit. Tiled flooring and doors to rear garden and Dining Room.
Dining Room: 3.77m
(12ft 2in) x 3.41m
(11ft)
Carpet, ceiling light fitting and radiator, with double glazed sliding patio doors giving access to the rear garden.
Open plan to
Living Room: 4.31m
(13ft 11in) x 4.28m
(13ft 10in) maximum
Carpet, double-glazed bay window to front aspect, ceiling light fitting, radiator, TV and satellite aerial points.
FIRST
FLOOR
Landing
Carpet, two ceiling light fittings, airing cupboard with slatted shelving, housing hot water cylinder. Access point to loft, which is boarded and shelved, with lights. Doors to all three double bedrooms, bathroom and airing cupboard with the hot water tank and slatted shelves.
Bedroom 1: 3.61m
(11ft 8in) x 3.38m
(10ft 11in) excluding wardrobes
Carpet, ceiling light fitting, radiator and two double-glazed windows to front aspect with easterly views to the sunrise, offering a distant view of the Severn Valley. Four built-in wardrobes with hanging rails. Built-in dressing table, bedside tables, and overbed storage cupboard.
Bedroom 2: 3.10m
(10ft) x 3.07m
(9ft 11in)
Carpet, ceiling light fitting, radiator and rear aspect double glazed window with westerly views to the setting sun. Ample Space for bedside tables or small chest of drawers.
Bedroom 3: 3.49m
(11ft 3in) x 2.87m
(9ft 3in)
Carpet, ceiling light fitting, radiator and rear aspect double glazed window with westerly views to the setting sun. Ample Space for bedside tables or small chest of drawers.
Bathroom: 3.52m
(11ft 7in) x 1.98m
(6ft 6in)
Carpet, ceiling light fitting, radiator and front aspect obscure glass double glazed window. Partially tiled walls and heated towel rail. Low level WC, wash-hand basin, corner whirlpool spa bath and shower cubicle. As mentioned above, this spacious bathroom has the potential to be divided to create an en suite to the main bedroom and a slightly smaller bathroom.
Access to loft by pull-down loft ladder.
Loft: 6.61m
(21ft 8in) x 3.05m
(10ft 0in) including side shelving
A pull-down loft ladder provides access to a spacious roof space with boarded floor and wide shelves providing 218 square feet of storage space. Temporary lighting.
Outside
The substantial tarmac area, fronted by a Malvern stone wall, has parking for two cars and the steps take you up to the house, approximately 16 feet (5 metres) above and 65 feet (20 metres) back from the road. The house is completely double glazed and any road noise is almost non-existent.
The front garden is flanked by trees and shrubs and includes a roof terrace above the garage which the present owner transformed into a roof garden (see photos) creating a pleasant seating area - (Now removed). A pathway at the side of the property leads to the back garden.
The property benefits from FOUR DISTINCT SEATING AREAS.
A sun terrace at the front of the house, above the garage, was used as a roof garden last summer. This layout has now been removed but two photos illustrate very convincingly the potential for this space.
The landscaped terraced rear garden is a treasure-trove of seating areas. Steps lead up through flower and shrub beds to a large paved area with plenty of space for outside dining and entertaining Watch the sun go down behind the heavily wooded slope of the Malvern hills as you enjoy the sausages sizzling on the barbeque whilst sharing a bottle of wine with friends. Steps lead up from this to a gravelled terrace with Fir trees, Forsythia and a bench seat. Further steps take you up to a substantial decked area overlooking the large rectangular pond.
This lovely back garden is enhanced by a mature tree, shrub and hedge border – and although the existing layout works well, an imaginative or creative gardener might enjoy the challenge of shaping it to their own design.
Garage: 6.04m
(19ft 6in) x 3.02m
(9ft 9in)
Up-and-over door, power and light with substantial shelf at back.
Parking:
There is ample space to park 2 cars in addition to the garage
LOCATION & FACILITIES
Malvern is a spa town in Worcestershire. It has been famous for its bottled water since 1622 and has been drunk by Charles Dickens, Charles Darwin and royalty for centuries. It is well known that Her Majesty, the Queen enjoys her Malvern Water.
The house is within the catchment area of both Primary and Secondary schools, both in the state and private sectors. There is a GarageShopFilling Station, Beauty Salon and Convenience Store close by and it is close to town being only a 6-minute drive from the shops in Great Malvern, with its Waitrose supermarket, Wilkinsons and W H Smith. More extensive shopping facilities are available at the retail park in Malvern Link including a Morrisons supermarket, Marks and Spencers, a large Boots, Matalan, Halfords, McDonalds, and Next.
For those who enjoy walking in fantastic surroundings, there is a path up on to the uniquely beautiful Malvern Hills about 100 yards from your front door, offering woodland walks, rounded hills, picturesque views, superb ridge walking on gentle slopes and sweeping panoramas across the Severn Valley, Cotswold Hills and Welsh Mountains. There is a Malvern walking group if that is something you would like to join. St. Wulstan‘s Local Nature Reserve is just over a mile away.
Community facilities include among others, the ‘Malvern Splash‘ leisure centre and several Gyms, the renowned Malvern Theatre and Cinema Complex, the Malvern Winter Gardens and a Community Hospital.
Transport links are excellent, with the mainline railway station in Malvern providing access to Worcester, Birmingham, London, Hereford and South Wales, while Junctions 7 and 8 of the M5 motorway and Junction 1 of the M50 motorway bring the Midlands, the South West and South Wales within easy commuting distance.
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Tax band C
359 sqm plot
