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An impressive 4 bedroom character home close to the Kyrebrook, Grade II listed separate mill and beautiful terrace overlooking the garden.

Tenbury 1.5 miles, Ludlow 11 miles, Worcester 20 miles

Guide Price £695,000

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- 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, 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.
Additional land is available by separate negotiation of around 2.89 acres which comes with a spring, fishing and sporting rights . Please note fishing rights do not come with the main house.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.
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