Offered for sale for the first time in over 70 years and with no upward chain, this charming three-bedroom semi-detached period home combines character, space, and versatility. Featuring a stained glass front door, decorative hallway alcove, and impressively high ceilings, the property retains its period charm throughout.

Accommodation includes two reception rooms, a ground floor bathroom, and a cellar, while large gardens and a useful shed provide excellent potential for outdoor living, hobbies, or storage. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-proportioned period home in a sought-after location, with scope to modernise and personalise.

This property presents a rare opportunity to purchase a well-proportioned period home in a sought-after location, offering scope to modernise and personalise while retaining its original charm.


The reception room at the front of the property boasts a bay window, high ceilings, and wall and ceiling lights, creating a bright and welcoming space. At the rear, the second reception room enjoys views to both the front and rear, a decorative fire surround, high ceilings, and a ceiling light, providing a versatile area for dining or relaxation. The inner hallway gives access to the cellar, ideal for additional storage or potential conversion, subject to planning.

The kitchen, situated to the rear of the property, incorporates wall, drawer, and base units, a radiator, space for appliances, and a window overlooking the garden. From the kitchen, there is access to the ground floor bathroom, which features a bath with shower over, a storage cupboard, a side window, and a ceiling light, with further access to a separate W.C.

“Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms and a generously sized single bedroom, all benefitting from high ceilings and period features. Bedroom 3 also offers the potential to be reconfigured to provide an upstairs family bathroom, while still retaining a good-sized single room. The landing gives access to a loft and a storage cupboard, offering further space and versatility.

At the front, the property offers driveway parking for two vehicles, while to the rear you’ll find a generous, fully enclosed garden with a convenient side access gate. The outdoor space is well-equipped with two brick outbuildings—one benefiting from plumbing, making it ideal for use as a utility area, workshop, or additional storage—alongside a further metal shed at the top of the garden, perfect for hobbies or extra storage needs.

Location
Situated in a mature, established neighbourhood, Hartlebury Road offers convenient access to local amenities including shops, supermarkets, and healthcare facilities such as doctors’ surgeries. The area is well-connected for commuting, with good road links to surrounding towns, while also providing a peaceful and welcoming environment ideal for families or those seeking a strong community feel. Hartlebury Common is nearby, offering a lovely space for walking, running, or enjoying outdoor activities, including dog walking.

Call Phipps & Pritchard today to arrange your viewing!

Directions
From Phipps and Pritchard with McCartneys LLP, High Street, Stourport-on-Severn
Head east on Mitton St/A4025
Slight left onto Vale Rd/A451
Slight right towards Gilgal/A4025
Merge onto Gilgal/A4025
Continue straight onto Worcester Rd/A4025
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Hartlebury Rd/B4193
The property can be found on the left

Note to buyers
AML checks will be undertaken for successful buyers and there is a nominal fee per person payable.