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Pleck House the Village | Hartlebury | Worcestershire | DY11 7TE PLECK HOUSE Pleck House The Village | Hartlebury | Worcestershire | DY11 7TE PLECK HOUSE Pleck House is a substantial family home situated in the heart of the village of Hartlebury. Originally dating back to 1912, this impressive six bedroom detached property is approached via a sweeping ‘in and out’ gravel driveway, sits in approximately 1.5 acres and boasts stunning views across the open countryside. Ground Floor The property has a vestibule which leads into the Inner Hall and the main Entrance Hall. The Inner Hall has a cloaks area and a large Cloakroom and WC. Parquet flooring and a large log burner are found in the impressive Entrance Hall which is currently used as an entertaining area. The Garden Room leads off the Entrance Hall. The main staircase is a dominating feature as it sweeps up to the first floor giving a grand appearance. There are a number of reception rooms on the ground floor including the large Sitting Room with open fireplace and distinctive window with seats for enjoying the views of the garden. There is also a Family Room with an open fireplace which is currently used as a gaming room. The Utility Room has been completely refurbished with new units, a sink and space for a washing machine and tumble drier. A large Study leads to a pantry and storage area. The newly fitted modern Kitchen has high gloss grey units with quartz work tops. Cooking facilities include a Vario steam oven, combination oven and a warming drawer. A built-in dishwasher and waste bins are also included, and there is space for an American fridge freezer. There is a large island which houses the Neff induction hob and down draught hood, and a breakfast bar for less formal dining. The Dining Room with a feature fireplace is next to the Kitchen and also close to the second staircase leading to the first floor. Seller Insight It was the warmth of the house and the beauty of the surrounding views which first drew us to the property” say the current owners of Pleck House. “A grand old house, it is just bursting with character, and we could see the potential for it to be a lovely family home. The history of the house held great appeal too, built in 1912 and used as a convalescent home for wounded soldiers during World War I. Later, it also served as a Parish Hall, hosting community events for the area.” Since moving in, the owners have made various improvements to the property to realise its full scope. “We knocked through some interior walls to create larger rooms and more open plan living spaces,” they say, “also installing a new kitchen and bathroom and replacing carpets, tiles and windows. The generous hall is the hub of the home with a log burner in the open fireplace and stunning parquet flooring. Meanwhile, double doors open onto the lounge to provide a versatile living and entertaining space.” Outside, the property is just as spacious, perfect for summer garden parties. “The generous frontage provides parking for multiple cars,” say the owners, “so we can accommodate plenty of guests for special events and family gatherings alike. The lawns are extensive enough for a marquee for larger occasions.” The local area has much to offer too, being surrounded by beautiful countryside yet remaining within easy reach of amenities. “We love walking the dogs on Hartlebury common,” say the owners, “watched by onlooking highland cattle. We often walk along the River Severn in Stourport too, or stroll down the hill to the pub on a Sunday afternoon. Kidderminster is not far away for an extensive range of shops and amenities, while Worcester boasts excellent schools.” “This is a wonderful house for entertaining, with its grand hallway large enough for a three-piece string group to play music, and a garden large enough for a marquee on the lawn!” “I love the spacious master bedroom with its adjacent dressing room - a wonderfully peaceful place to wake up each morning.” “There are so many beautiful walks to be taken in the area, whether riverside or across the Malvern Hills.” “We shall miss the quietness the property affords, and waking up to such marvellous views.”* * These comments are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent. First Floor A large landing leads to the bedrooms, of which there are currently six on the first floor and a further attic room on the second floor. The Master Bedroom has been completely renovated and has a large Dressing Room with hanging rails and shoe racks and a luxurious en-suite Shower Room. Bedroom Two has also undergone a complete make over with a newly appointed modern en-suite Shower Room. Bedroom Three (newly decorated) has fitted wardrobes, fireplace and has a small room attached to it which could be used as a dressing room or converted to an en- suite. Bedrooms Four and Five are both large and have various built-in cupboards and fireplaces. Bedroom Six is the smallest bedroom. The Family Bathroom has been replaced with a modern white suite and has a bath and separate shower. Outside The property is approached through impressive brick gates and has an ‘in and out’ gravel driveway with a turning island. There is approximately one and a half acres of gardens mainly laid to grass at the rear of the property with a large rear patio, ideal for appreciating the stunning views across the countryside. Three handy outbuildings are found close to the kitchen and are currently used for storage, logs and coal. WORCESTERSHIRE The village and Parish of Hartlebury, Worcestershire is formed from a collection of scattered hamlets with an historic village centre. Hartlebury Castle was built in the mid 13th Century and until 2007 it was the residence of the Bishop of Worcester. With approximately 2,500 inhabitants, it is bordered by the River Severn to the West and Hartlebury Common, which is one of the most important nature reserves and is owned and managed by Worcestershire County Council. One of Worcestershire’s most sought after villages, Hartlebury offers its own Railway station with links to Worcester and Birmingham, and good schooling together with equestrian facilities at Hartlebury and Lincomb Equestrian Centre. One of the smallest counties in the UK, Worcestershire is a rural area of the midlands, bordering Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, West Midlands, Warwickshire and Gloucestershire. The county is known as being the birthplace of composer Edward Elgar and the inspiration for J.R.R. Tolkien’s renowned books The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Places of interest include Croome Court, Hanbury Hall, Broadway Tower, West Midlands Safari Park, The Worcester Porcelain Museum and The Forge Mill Needle Museum. Other principal settlements in Worcestershire are Bromsgrove, Stourport-on-Severn, Droitwich, Redditch, Evesham, Kidderminster and Malvern, while smaller towns include Bewdley, Pershore, Tenbury Wells and Upton upon Severn. Within a few minutes drive of Worcester are some exceptional picturesque walks around Abberley, Great Witley and all along the ridges of the Malvern Hills. Services Mains gas, electricity and water. Drainage via a septic tank. Local Authority Wychavon District Council Council Tax Band G Viewing Arrangements Strictly via the vendors sole agents Fine & Country on 01905 678111. Website For more information visit www.fineandcountry.com Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 9.00 am - 5.30 pm Saturday 9.00 am – 1.00 pm Registered in England and Wales. Company Reg No: 08775854. VAT Reg No: 178445472 Head Office Address: 1 Regent Street Rugby CV21 2PE copyright © 2020 Fine & Country Ltd. Agents notes: All measurements are approximate and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Printed 06.02.2020 VANESSA BRADFORD FINE & COUNTRY Fine & Country is a global network of estate agencies Fine & Country Droitwich Spa specialising in the marketing, sale and rental of luxury T: 01905 678111 | M: 07967 046051 residential property. With offices in the UK, Australia, email: [email protected] Egypt, France, Hungary, Italy, Malta, Namibia, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Spain, The Channel Islands, UAE, USA and West Africa we combine the widespread exposure Vanessa is a Real Estate specialist who has worked within the upper quartile of of the international marketplace with the local expertise the property market for many years and demonstrates exceptional knowledge, and knowledge of carefully selected independent property experience and skill. She shows owners how to achieve the best possible prices professionals. for their homes and uses her considerable negotiating skills to ensure that all offers reach their full potential. She has grown up in Worcestershire and lives with Fine & Country appreciates the most exclusive properties her husband, daughter and 4 dogs in the small hamlet of Oddingley. She supports require a more compelling, sophisticated and intelligent the Fine and Country Foundation, helping the homeless and less fortunate by presentation - leading to a common, yet uniquely exercised organising charity events locally. In her spare time, she loves walking her dogs, and successful strategy emphasising the lifestyle qualities of cooking and travelling. the property.
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