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Our Summary
- Two independent staircases and four external entrances give the layout a useful flexibility with scope to configure parts of the house as a self-contained suite
- All this works well for extended family, long-stay guests, or could be an independent source of income subject to the necessary consents
- These rooms offer considerable scope for adaptation and have often been used for playroom and sleeping accommodation for visiting children
- This setting is a delight for all ages – from the peace and beauty of looking south over sheep grazing and the hills, scope for equestrian and small holding interests in the fields, and the adventure and discovery with the zip line and fossil finding in the woodland
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Description
The property is a 16th-century half-timbered country home, known as Crews Court, situated on the northern reaches of the Malvern Hills National Landscape. The main house extends to approximately 2,800 sq.ft over two floors, with four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, three reception rooms, a farmhouse kitchen, and a large cellar. The house is rich in original character, with exposed structural oak, wooden latch doors, a bread oven alcove, and a concealed priest hole.
Adjacent to the main house is a barn conversion, known as The Hayloft, which offers self-contained accommodation, including a kitchen, shower room, sitting room, and three attic rooms. The property also features a large garage, two tiled roof stables, and a delightfully extensive garden with far-reaching views. The grounds include a dual solar/heat exchange heated swimming pool, over 11 acres of fields, paddocks, and woodland, and a stone-capped pond.