Tythe House is a detached property located in Hartlebury, subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition, which restricts occupation to those employed or last employed locally in agriculture or forestry, or their dependants. The property was built in approximately 1980 with a later extension and features a conventional brick construction, double pitched clay tiled roof, and UPVC double-glazed windows. It has a reception hallway, kitchen/diner, sitting room, snug, downstairs cloakroom, and utility room, as well as three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property also benefits from a double garage, front and rear gardens, and a gravelled driveway. It is located near Hartlebury village centre, with good transport links and amenities, including a primary school, parish hall, pubs, and local shops and sporting facilities.