Church Cottage, Cheltenham Road, Sedgeberrow, WR11 7UL
Property Features
- Enchanting one-bedroom thatched cottage bursting with character
- Impressive inglenook fireplace, the perfect focal point for cosy evenings
- Exposed timber beams and solid wood doors, showcasing period charm
- Spacious porch offering a welcoming entrance
- Secure gated off-road parking with convenient carport
- Handy woodstore and potting shed for gardening and storage
- Sunny patio area ideal for relaxing or entertaining outdoors
- Historic features
- Peaceful village setting, yet close to local amenities
- A rare opportunity to own a quintessential, character-filled English cottage
Property Summary
Full Details
A beautifully preserved thatched cottage brimming with character plus secure gated parking and a carport.
Inside, the cottage radiates warmth and character, with exposed timber beams, solid wood doors, and a spacious inglenook fireplace that forms the heart of the homea perfect place to unwind or entertain. The wooden porch provides a welcoming entry, while thoughtful touches like a woodstore and potting shed make practical additions for everyday living.
Outside, there is a sunny patio area for al fresco dining or simply enjoying the tranquil village surroundings. With its combination of period features, cozy interiors, and practical outdoor spaces, this cottage offers a unique opportunity to experience quintessential English village living at its very best.
(There is also a parcel of land opposite that is being sold separately by the same owners POA)
SEDGEBERROW
Sedgeberrow is a picturesque village and civil parish in the Wychavon district of Worcestershire, England, situated approximately 3 miles south of Evesham. Nestled beside the River Isbourne, a tributary of the River Avon, Sedgeberrow offers a tranquil rural setting with a rich historical backdrop.
St. Mary the Virgin Church, consecrated in 1331, stands as a testament to the village‘s medieval heritage. The church features a small western bell tower with a spire and three bells, the oldest of which was cast in 1623. The village also boasts several 17th-century half-timbered cottages.
Sedgeberrow is home to an excellent Church of England First School, serving the educational needs of the local community. The village hall serves as a hub for various activities and The Queens Head pub and well renowned Indian restaurant is very much a traditional local and gives a real sense of community.
With its blend of historical architecture, active community life, and scenic surroundings, Sedgeberrow offers a charming glimpse into rural English village life.