3 Bedroom Detached Farm House, Mamble, Kidderminster, DY14
Mamble, Kidderminster, DY14
Chartwell Noble - Worcestershire
Chartwell Noble, The Hayloft, Offerton Barns Business Centre, Offerton Lane
Description
Nestled in the picturesque Teme Valley, this charming 3-bedroom farmhouse offers a rare opportunity to own a period property with immense character and potential. Boasting pleasant reception rooms and three generously sized bedrooms, this beautiful home is ripe for modernisation and further development, subject to the necessary permissions.
The property comes with a range of period red-brick barns that hold huge potential for conversion into further accommodation, providing a unique opportunity to create bespoke living spaces tailored to individual preferences. Situated on 8.4 acres of land and woodland, complete with stables and barns, this property offers wonderful possibilities for those seeking a rural retreat in a desirable location. Enjoy the outstanding views and the tranquillity of the surroundings with no onward chain, making it a seamless transition for any prospective buyer looking to make their mark on this charming farmhouse.
The outdoor space of this property offers a unique blend of natural beauty and potential for development. The southwest-facing principal lawn at the front of the house, with its herbaceous borders and a delightful pond, provides the ideal location for relaxation and entertaining. A secondary lawn garden to the rear of the property features vibrant flower beds bursting with blooming perennials, adding a splash of colour. The main yard showcases an array of useful red brick barns, offering the opportunity for conversion into additional living quarters or a holiday home operation, subject to necessary consents. With an established stable block and approximately 8.4 acres of land, this property is poised for an equestrian setup, while a barn in one of the fields presents another development opportunity. Ample covered parking spaces provided by the surrounding barns, along with a large gravel driveway accommodating multiple vehicles, ensure convenience and functionality in this idyllic countryside setting.
EPC Rating: F
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Key Features
- Spacious 3 bedroom property with extensive reception rooms and scope to extend
- 8.4 Acres of land and woodland with stables and barns
- Beautiful period property with outstanding views
- Easily accessible in a glorious Teme Valley location
- Huge scope for modernisation and further development (STPP)
- Range of period red-brick barns with huge potential as further accommodation
Property Details
- Property type: Farm House
- Price Per Sq Foot: £424
- Approx Sq Feet: 1,830 sqft
- Plot Sq Feet: 367,646 sqft
- Property Age Bracket: Georgian (1710 - 1830)
- Council Tax Band: F
Rooms
Kitchen
5.45m x 4.20m
A delightful, classic farmhouse kitchen which is full of character with an oil-fired ESSE range cooker, quarry tiled floor and dual aspects which look over either the lovely garden below or onto the yard where you can see your guests or deliveries arriving. In a cupboard is an oil-fired boiler which provides the heating and hot water.
Dining Room
8.35m x 2.73m
A wonderful entertaining space adjacent to the kitchen and the main reception hall, a long room, ideal for a games/study area at one end.
Sitting Room
5.45m x 4.27m
A room filled with period charm with exposed beams, and the front door into the main garden. A key focal point to the room is the large wood burning stove set in a magnificent red brick inglenook fireplace and hearth.
Drawing Room
5.35m x 3.48m
The Drawing Room is the perfect place to withdraw with your guests, it has an open fireplace with a brick and timber surround and a window that looks over the formal garden to the front of the property. There are double doors that open up in the adjacent conservatory.
Conservatory
5.50m x 4.77m
This enormous additional reception room is a fabulous space, a wonderfully light place with double doors back into the garden offering a seamless link to the outside. It also has a large log-burning stove ensuring the conservatory can be used all through the year.
Utility
A useful utility room is by the kitchen with plumbing and drainage for a washing machine.
WC
Next to the utility is a downstairs toilet.
Landing
3.52m x 2.66m
A staircase from the Sitting Room leads you upstairs to the large landing which also acts a central corridor to the bedrooms.
Master Bedroom 1 with Ensuite Shower room
3.79m x 3.75m
The lovely master bedroom enjoys dual aspects, period features and has the added benefit of an ensuite shower room.
Bedroom 2
4.77m x 3.34m
Bedroom 2 sits centrally in the property and has a lovely far-reaching view from its window, it also benefits from a large airing cupboard with plenty of hanging and shelving space. It houses the hot water tank and gets incredibly warm, perfect for airing clothes
Bedroom 3
3.63m x 2.64m
Bedroom 3 has a range of fitted cupboards and units and also a wonderful view out of its window across the land below.
Family Bathroom
The family bathroom has a matching suite of bath, WC and basin set within a vanity cupboard. it services both bedroom 2 and bedroom 3.
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Outside Spaces
Garden
The principal lawn to the front of the house is facing southwest and is predominantly laid to lawn, with herbaceous borders with shrubs and trees and a splendid fish pond. There is a further lawn garden to the rear of the property which also has some gorgeous flower beds with blooming perennials.
View PhotosYard
The main yard to the property has an eye catching range of one and two storey red brick barns, which, subject to any necessary consents or permissions required could be converted into excellent additional accommodation for dependant relatives or a holiday home operation.
View PhotosYard
The property has the makings of a lovely equestrian set up, with an established stable block and all sitting in around 8.4 acres of land. In one of the fields, there is a barn which subject to any necessary consents or permission would make a fantastic development project (it has its own access from the track below).
View PhotosParking Spaces
Double garage
Capacity: 4
The barns around the property offer ample covered parking arrangements.
Driveway
Capacity: 10
The large gravel driveway offers parking for many vehicles.
Location
Whatehall Farm is located near to the village of Mamble, a quaint and picturesque village located in the north of Worcestershire. Positioned approximately 6 miles west of Bewdley and conveniently accessible via the A456, Mamble provides a peaceful retreat with excellent connectivity to nearby towns and amenities. Nearby Attractions: Mamble is closely connected to the charming small town of Cleobury Mortimer, just 5 miles away, where residents can find a variety of shops, eateries, and services. The historic market town of Ludlow, approximately 14 miles to the northwest, is renowned for its medieval architecture, vibrant food scene, and regular markets, providing a delightful day out and a wealth of amenities. Education Facilities: Families in Mamble have access to a selection of reputable educational institutions. The nearby Bayton C of E Primary School and the Cleobury Mortimer Primary School are well-regarded options for younger children. For secondary education, Lacon Childe School in Cleobury Mortimer and Bewdley School are nearby. Local Shopping and Amenities: While Mamble maintains its rural charm, essential local services can be found in nearby Cleobury Mortimer and Bewdley. Cleobury Mortimer offers a range of shops, including supermarkets, independent retailers, and a variety of dining options. Bewdley, just a short drive away, provides further amenities, including larger shopping centres, restaurants, and cultural attractions. Healthcare and Infrastructure: Residents of Mamble benefit from local healthcare facilities in Cleobury Mortimer and Bewdley, which include GP practices and dental clinics. For more comprehensive medical services, residents can easily access hospitals in Kidderminster and Ludlow, with an A&E department at Worcester Royal Hospital, ensuring that all healthcare needs are met. Recreation and Leisure: Mamble is surrounded by stunning countryside, making it an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts. The nearby Wyre Forest offers extensive walking, cycling, and wildlife spotting opportunities. The Severn Valley Railway, with its scenic heritage train rides, provides a unique leisure experience. Additionally, local sports clubs and leisure centres in Cleobury Mortimer and Bewdley offer a range of activities for all ages. Mamble combines historic charm with modern convenience, offering a tranquil rural lifestyle with easy access to nearby towns and amenities. Its strategic location and beautiful surroundings make it an attractive choice for those seeking the best of both worlds in Worcestershire.
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