Shrawley
Worcester
3
bedrooms1
bathrooms2
receptions
- Grade II Listed
- Period features throughout
- Popular village
- Barns for development (STPP)
- Basement
- Beautiful house garden
- Ample off-road parking
- With 1.67 acres
Offers in the region of
2034 sq. ft.
About the property
A delightful period farm house in the Worcestershire countryside.
- Grade II Listed
- Period features throughout
- Popular village
- Barns for development (STPP)
- Basement
- Beautiful house garden
- Ample off-road parking
- With 1.67 acres
Property Snapshot
Hayes Farm is a beautiful, traditional Grade II listed black and white timber framed farmhouse that has been lovingly cared for. It is approached via a gated private driveway where there is ample parking for several vehicles, and access to the barn, the paddocks/orchard, and the basement.
The property is accessed through an entrance by the parking area, and it opens into a red quarry tiled hallway with a guest cloakroom, and on to the kitchen and the dining room.
The kitchen looks out across the driveway and field beyond and is fitted with a range of wooden wall and floor units with worktop over. There is an integrated oven, hob and extractor and additional space for white goods.
The dining room is a great family space which has exposed beams to the walls and ceiling, it is utterly charming. It has a brick-built inglenook fireplace with a log burner set into it. This lovely room opens out to the beautifully tended garden which is screened by mature and full hedging and has lovely established planting beds.
On from the dining room are two further reception rooms, both with exposed wall and ceiling beams, the first has a staircase to the first floor and both have open brick-built corner fireplaces. The second could easily be repurposed to make a fabulous home office space or playroom.
On the first floor there are three charming bedrooms, a storage cupboard, and a family bathroom all with whitewashed walls and exposed beams.
Outside
Hayes Farm sits in 1.67 acres of orchard and pastureland. There is a large two-section brick-built barn with tiled roof that is prime for development (STPP) or even to become useful storage for vehicles or livestock.
Services
Mains water and electricity, private drainage.
Council tax band - E.
Tenant information
Permitted payments (inc vat)
- Rent
- Holding deposit equivalent to one weeks rent
- Security deposit equivelent to 5 weeks rent (6 if annual rent is £50,000+)
- Utilities
Default charges
- Replacement keys and other security devices - charged at cost of replacement(s)
- Rent arrears - 3% above the Bank of England base rate
Other possible charges
- Novation of contract (where a tenancy is ended in place of another one following a change of tenant) - £50
- Variation of contract (for example, change of rent date) - £50
- Change of sharer - £50 per tenant
- Surrender of tenancy - tenant liable to pay the rent for the whole period (within reason) as well as landlord costs of re-letting the property as detailed on our landlord fee schedule
Company Lets (Non Housing Act Tenancies)
- £250 per application to include referencing and legal paperwork
- Security deposit equivalent to 6 weeks rent
- Default charges, pet charges and other possible charges as listed above may apply
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