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4 Lowe Court Lowe Green, Stockton on Teme, Worcester WR6 6UA

A beautifully spacious five bedroom Teme Valley hop kiln conversion with excellent living space, attached garage and large gardens.

Situated in the heart of the rural Teme Valley, surrounded by beautifully unspoiled countryside famous for its hop-growing, Lowe Court is a splendid conversion of former hop kilns providing a collection of four exclusive homes completed in 2004.

No.4 is a splendid five bedroom, four bathroom family home offering wonderfully spacious and impeccably well presented accommodation arranged over three floors, with the advantage of large private gardens extending to around onesixth of an acre, directly adjoining farm fields to the rear with a pleasant open aspect. The property has four designated private parking spaces within the residents' car park, in addition to a larger than average attached garage which has the benefit of direct internal access from the house. The living space is excellent with wooden flooring throughout the ground floor and a superb 32' living room with log burner, exposed brick feature wall, beams to ceiling and two sets of patio doors enjoying a sunny aspect to the front. The reception hall includes a guest cloakroom and separate storage cupboard.

From the lounge there is open-plan access though to a wellproportioned dining room which in turn leads through with a step down to the open plan split-level kitchen.

Featuring a stylish range of wall & base cabinets with a central island incorporating breakfast bar and integral appliances to include two AEG pyrolytic double ovens, one with microwave grill plus warming drawer, full height fridge and matching freezer, dishwasher, venting induction hob and Qooker tap for instant boiling water, the kitchen has bi-fold doors looking out to the garden.

Just off the kitchen is a separate laundry room with work surface & sink, space for the usual laundry appliances and a door through to the sizeable integral garage which has a central heating radiator and could potentially be adapted for use as an additional room.

The Agent's View “This is an immensely desirable family home, beautifully presented, wonderfully spacious and surrounded by the most idyllic Worcestershire countryside....."

To the first and second floors there are a total of five bedrooms and four bathrooms. On the first floor there are three bedrooms plus the family bathroom. The largest of these bedrooms has a well-defined dressing area plus en-suite shower room. To the second floor there are two further en-suite bedrooms, including the luxuriously proportioned master bedroom, measuring over 23' x 11'. It is worth noting that four of the five bedrooms are double rooms and include fitted wardrobes. Outside, there is a residents' car park plus lawned communal gardens to the front, whilst to the rear of the property there are well tended lawned gardens with paved patio and seating area, all enjoying a good degree of privacy and further benefiting from a garden gate providing access from the car parking area. The property is within the catchment area for The Chantry School, whilst the nearby village of Abberley has a village primary school as well as a post office & general store. The location is ideal for commuters to Worcester with the city centre about half an hour away by car, and the motorway network being similarly accessible.

“I love the peace and tranquillity of living here, without it feeling remote. There are plenty of amenities nearby, with the bigger towns only a short drive away. What I find really special is the sense of community, which is very rare these days. Helpful, kind neighbours for whom nothing is too much trouble. It’s a fabulous place for dog walking too, with both Menith Wood and the Millenium Green just up the road. The house is open, light and spacious with an area for everyone, whilst the garden is a very nice size without being overwhelming. If I wasn’t going to live in Spain, I really wouldn’t be moving from here”.

“I love the peace and tranquility...............”

Tenure: Freehold Service Charge: A current contribution of £40pcm is payable to the residents own management company, Lowe Court Management Ltd, in connection with the upkeep of all communal areas. Local Authority: Malvern Hills District Council Council Tax: Band G Services: Mains electricity and water are connected. Drainage is to a communal septic tank. Central heating is oil-fired. All windows are double glazed. Broadband: Ultrafast broadband is available in this location (Ofcom) Mobile: Good outdoors and in-home (Ofcom) Estate Agent Contact Details David Jones 01562 546606/ 07958 915717 david.jones@prestigepropertyexperts.co.uk

Abberley Post Office & Store 2.8 miles Abberley Primary School 3 miles The Chantry School 8 miles Worcester City Centre 15 miles Motorway links (M5 j6) 17 miles Birmingham City Centre 30 miles Birmingham Airport 41 miles

Stockton-on-Teme A small village located 14 miles north-west of Worcester, Stockton-on-Teme is surrounded by beautiful countryside and has a rich history dating back to the 11th century when it was mentioned in the Domesday Book. St. Andrew's Church (pictured bottom right) dates back to the 12th century and is a Grade I listed building known for its beautiful architecture and stained glass windows, as well as its rare circular graveyard. The nearby village of Abberley has a general store, two churches, primary school, village hall, 5 star AA rated village inn, The Manor Arms. The famous Abberley Clock Tower (pictured right) is a renowned local landmark forming part of the Grade II* listed former Abberley Hall private school, originally dating from 1883 and said to be visible from six counties. Just up the road at the neighbouring village of Pensax, you'll find a traditional village pub The Bell, whilst just a mile away from home is The Elms Hotel & Spa (main picture) offering fine dining in delightful surroundings. At Stanford Bridge 1.6 miles away there is another pub, The Bridge, and a range of small independent shops at Mill Farm.

Worcester City A vibrant university city, with renowned independent schools, a thriving retail sector, buzzing nightlife and a wealth of cultural interests in the arts, history and sport. Famous as the birthplace of Edward Elgar (composer of ‘Land of Hope & Glory’) Worcester is also the last resting place of King John, who is buried at the 11th Century cathedral (pictured bottom left). The English Civil War ended here in 1651 following the defeat of Charles II by Cromwell’s army.