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Upper Sapey, Worcester, WR6 6HA

Offers Over £2,250,000

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Key Information

Tenure:Not available
Council tax band:Not available
Broadband:up to 65Mbps
Mobile signal:*Based on indoor data coverage
EEO2Three

Key Features

Circa 12 Acres of Land
Detached Triple Garage
Four Reception Rooms, Four Bedrooms & Three Bathrooms
Gorgeous Location with Views of Abberley Clock Tower
Grade II Listed Farmhouse
Large Outbuildings with Active Planning Permission
Renovated to High Specification
Tanked & Useable Cellar

Description

A traditional, red brick Grade II farmhouse dating back to 1800-1850, set within 12 acres of land and offering countryside views across to Abberley Clock Tower. Waters Farm has been renovated throughout by the current vendors. The property is offered to the market for the first time in nearly 25 years and includes a bespoke triple garage, and various outbuildings – two of which have active planning. Application numbers: Garage and Barns DNM/111094/F 8 August 2011 and Hereford Council Letter Dated 3 February 2014 Ref: N111094/F

A private driveway leads to the property, splitting with one side leading to the main house and the other providing access to the bespoke garage, former dairy, workshop, stone barn and timber barns.

Entering the main house, the hallway provides access to the drawing room, dining room, stairs rising to the first floor, stairs to the cellar and access to the rear hallway. The drawing room is bright thanks to the dual aspect and the double doors leading to the patio. An open fireplace sits at the centre of the room. All the windows still have the original shutters fitted adjacent to the drawing room, the dining room also features shutters, original clay tiles and a large open fireplace and comfortably fits a table for ten.

Beneath the main staircase lies the entrance to the cellar, which has been tanked and is approximately the same size of the drawing room above, fully carpeted with power and radiators, this versatile space offers ample storage but equally holds the potential to become an inviting games or cinema room.

Continuing through the home, the rear hallway grants access to the kitchen diner, downstairs WC, study, and rear porch. The WC is appointed with a Victorian-style toilet and sink, while the recently renovated study/office features a fitted desk and cabinets for storage, designed, built and installed by Strachan of Leeds.

At the heart of the home, the kitchen diner and orangery stand out with their exceptional design and underfloor heating. The kitchen was designed and fitted by Culina & Balneo of Malvern and the solid walnut cabinets were manufactured by Stoneham of Sidcup Kent. The built -in appliances are all manufactured by Gaggenau and include double oven, microwave/combi oven, plate warmer, dishwasher, fridge, freezer and an induction hob. The large wine fridge is manufactured by Siemens. There is also a boiling hot water Quooker tap.

In the orangery, a sky lantern with built-in electric blinds for shade or insulation as required, bathes the space in natural light, while double doors opening to the patio create an ideal flow for entertaining on warm days. For winter evenings, the modern Nordpeis log burner adds a cozy warmth to the room.

At the rear of the property, a designated boot area with built-in cabinets offers practical storage, leading to the utility room which houses the Worcester Bosch 3250 Boiler and is equipped with a sink and plumbing for a washing machine. Off the rear porch, the snug presents a charming retreat, featuring a vaulted ceiling, log burner, and characterful exposed brick and beams.

Upstairs, bedrooms two and three sit at the front of the house, offering views of Abberley clock tower on clear days. Bedroom three includes an en-suite with a roll-top bath, sink, freestanding shower, and WC, while bedroom two features a charming fireplace and access to the Jack-and-Jill-style family bathroom. This spacious family bathroom is also fitted with a roll-top bath, sink, WC, and walk-in shower.

The master bedroom, positioned at the rear of the property, comfortably accommodates an emperor-sized bed and features built-in wardrobes along with a spacious en-suite. The en-suite is fitted with a double sink, walk-in shower, and WC. Adjacent to the master, a walk-in wardrobe with oak cabinetry provides generous storage and could serve as a fourth bedroom if desired. Completing the first floor is a large airing cupboard with lofts above the bedrooms being fully boarded and insulated.

Outside, the property features outdoor electrical outlets and six conveniently positioned external taps, and a beautiful porcelain patio accessible from the drawing room, orangery, and rear porch. Steps lead down to the main lawn, framed by lovely mature borders and a variety of established trees. Spanning 12 acres, the grounds include productive farmland and an area that would be ideal for a paddock.

The outbuildings adjacent to the main house include the kennels, former dairy, a workshop, and a stone barn. All are equipped with power, and benefit from active, approved planning permission for additional accommodation.

The current vendors have constructed a bespoke triple garage, featuring a tandem layout with a double garage at the front and a single garage at the rear. This garage is equipped with an electric door. Towards the rear of the property, a timber barn is currently used for storage; however, it would be suitable for conversion into an indoor swimming pool, and sauna area subject to the necessary planning permissions.

This property offers a unique opportunity with the various outbuildings whilst the main house has been refurbished with attention to design, detailing, and quality. The main property still showcases numerous original period features and timbers throughout. A unique, much-treasured residence, that is now looking for it's next owner.

Services:
Mains electricity and water supply.
Septic tank
Oil-fired central heating and Wi-Fi controlled electric underfloor heating in certain areas.
The Alarm system is serviced by Sentinal security of Hereford and is linked to the ‘Red Care’ system, as are the internal smoke detectors.

Location: Waters Farm is situated in the Teme valley between the charming villages of Upper Sapey and Clifton-on-Teme. This idyllic location offers a tranquil rural lifestyle while remaining conveniently close to essential amenities and attractions. The villages local amenities, including welcoming village halls and pubs, create a friendly atmosphere for residents. Just a short drive away, Bromyard or Stourport-on-Severn (approximately 7 miles) offer a wider range of shops, supermarkets, and services, including medical facilities and schools. The area is well-served by several reputable primary and secondary schools, making it an excellent choice for families.

Transport links are convenient, with Upper Sapey located near the A44 and A449 roads, providing easy access to major cities like Worcester (approximately 15 miles to the south) and Hereford (approximately 15 miles to the west). The nearest train stations are in Droitwich and Worcester, offering direct services to larger cities, including Birmingham and London. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, such as walking, cycling, and horse riding, with beautiful trails and scenic landscapes. 2 miles away are Upper Sapey Golf Club and Shelsley Hill Climb, which cater to sport enthusiasts, while local attractions include the Bromyard and Winslow Museum, Worcester Cathedral, and the Malvern Hills, renowned for their stunning views.

Rooms - 

Outbuildings

Stone Barn Ground Floor - 14.52m x 4.73m (47'7" x 15'6")

Stone Barn First Floor - 14.52m x 4.73m (47'7" x 15'6")

Car Port - 4.27m x 4.73m (14'0" x 15'6")

Garden Store - 4.82m x 4.31m (15'9" x 14'1")

Workshop Ground Floor - 8.36m x 4.65m (27'5" x 15'3")

Workshop First Floor - 8.36m x 4.65m (27'5" x 15'3")

Former Dairy - 4.65m x 3.21m (15'3" x 10'6")

Kennels - 4.63m x 1.98m (15'2" x 6'5")

Timber Barn - 26.57m x 9.25m (87'2" x 30'4") max

Open Barn - 22.86m x 10.65m (75'0" x 34'11")

Garage - 5m x 5.45m (16'4" x 17'10") max

Double Garage - 6.6m x 5.59m (21'7" x 18'4")

Main House

Cellar - 6.69m x 4.32m (21'11" x 14'2") max

Stairs To Ground Floor

Drawing Room - 4.55m x 7.55m (14'11" x 24'9") max

Dressing Room - 5.2m x 4.55m (17'0" x 14'11") max

WC - 4.87m x 1.51m (15'11" x 4'11")

Office - 4.88m x 2.93m (16'0" x 9'7")

Kitchen/Diner - 8.17m x 5.22m (26'9" x 17'1") max

Orangery - 7.92m x 5.64m (25'11" x 18'6") max

Utility Room - 2.6m x 1.99m (8'6" x 6'6") max

Study - 4.13m x 3.84m (13'6" x 12'7")

Stairs To First Floor Landing

Master Bedroom - 5.19m x 4.59m (17'0" x 15'0")

Dressing Room - 3.1m x 1.79m (10'2" x 5'10")

Ensuite - 3.06m x 2.65m (10'0" x 8'8")

Bedroom 2 - 4.54m x 4.25m (14'10" x 13'11")

Ensuite - 4.12m x 2.75m (13'6" x 9'0")

Bedroom 3 - 4.86m x 4.55m (15'11" x 14'11")

Bedroom 4 - 4.86m x 2.11m (15'11" x 6'11")

Bathroom - 4.88m x 2.24m (16'0" x 7'4")

Arrange Viewing

Clifton upon Teme Primary School
(2.46 miles)
Good
Number of pupils: 81
Age Range: 4 - 11
Lindridge St Lawrence CE Primary School
(2.77 miles)
Requires Improvement
Number of pupils: 70
Age Range: 5 - 11
Abberley Parochial VC Primary School
(3.81 miles)
Good
Number of pupils: 107
Age Range: 4 - 11
Great Witley CofE Primary School
(3.95 miles)
Number of pupils: 202
Age Range: 5 - 11
Martley CofE Primary School
(4.96 miles)
Number of pupils: 143
Age Range: 5 - 11
The Chantry School
(4.96 miles)
Number of pupils: 810
Age Range: 11 - 16
Bayton CofE Primary School
(5.25 miles)
Outstanding
Number of pupils: 98
Age Range: 4 - 11
Rowden House School
(5.93 miles)
Good
Number of pupils: 19
Age Range: 11 - 19
Tenbury CofE Primary School
(6.32 miles)
Number of pupils: 224
Age Range: 2 - 11
Burford CofE Primary School
(6.32 miles)
Requires Improvement
Number of pupils: 143
Age Range: 5 - 11

Property Calculators

Mortgage

Estimated Monthly Mortgage Payment:
ÂŁ11,838 /mo.25 Years, 5% Interest
Loan
ÂŁ2,025,000
Total Repay
ÂŁ3,551,385

Stamp Duty

You’ll have to pay the stamp duty of:
ÂŁ181,250
0% up to ÂŁ250,000
5% between ÂŁ250,000 and ÂŁ925,000
10% between ÂŁ925,000 and ÂŁ1,500,000
12% above ÂŁ1,500,000
Your effective stamp duty rate is 8.06%

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