A unique opportunity comprising of a 3 bedroom property requiring modernisation, with private drive and nearly 8 acres of garden and woodlands with fantastic transport links

Cleobury Mortimer 3 miles, Bewdley 5.1 miles, Birmingham 27.5 miles

Guide Price £575,000

Brochure

Large garden | Garage | Several sheds and workshops | Nearly 8 acres of woodland | EPC: F

- The property is approached via a long, winding drive through open pastureland, creating a striking first impression. It leads to a gravel parking area beside the historic water mill.
- Charming and Characterful Family Home set within a unique Grade II listed water mill
- Newly installed kitchen with Island and integrated appliances. and double sided stove.
- Sitting Room featuring original beamed ceiling and generous proportions and wood burning stove
- Office offering flexible family living space
- Bright garden/dining room with garden views, ideal for year-round enjoyment
- Boot room with glazed door and stainless steel sink
- Downstairs WC and utility
- Four Spacious Bedrooms on the first floor
- Two Well-Appointed Bathrooms
- Flagstone terracing around the house – ideal for outdoor entertaining
- Mature flower beds and extensive lawns
- A variety of fruit and ornamental trees providing seasonal interest
- Enveloped by picturesque orchards and open countryside
- Rich in local wildlife – a haven for nature lovers
- Offers a true sense of privacy and tranquillity
- Grade II listed 3 storey water mill, ideal for conversion subject to the necessary consents
- The Kyrebrook winding through the garden
- Woodburning hot tub and sauna
- Car port
- Large gravel parking area
Nestled in the tranquil rural hamlet of Kyrewood, this charming property offers the perfect blend of countryside serenity and modern convenience. Located about a mile from the highly sought-after market town of Tenbury Wells, residents enjoy easy access to an array of shops, cafés, schools, and local amenities.
A footpath links the property to the heart of Tenbury Wells, providing safe and scenic routes to both the town’s well-regarded primary and secondary schools.
Surrounded by idyllic orchards, open countryside, and abundant wildlife, this is a true rural retreat — ideal for those seeking peace, privacy, and a connection with nature, all without compromising on everyday convenience.
A perfect setting for families, walkers, or anyone seeking a peaceful lifestyle close to town
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Local Authority: Malvern Council.
Services: Mains water, electricity and private drainage Mains oil central heating. Oil Rayburn.
Council Tax: Band G
Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.
Agents note: The house is not listed, the separate 3 storey corn barn is Grade II listed. Please ask agent for further details on the public rights of way through the garden.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.