A Grade II listed detached family home in a prime position in a sought-after Worcestershire village, with period features and scope for modernisation. The property dates back to 1629 and has a wealth of original features, including gabled ends with bargeboards, exposed beams, and an inglenook fireplace. The accommodation flows seamlessly and provides versatile family living space, with a reception hall, dual aspect dining room, open plan reception room, and a garden room. The kitchen has a range of pine units and a Rosieres range cooker, and there are four generous double bedrooms on the first floor, including one with a vaulted ceiling and exposed timbers. The beautifully landscaped rear gardens are predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees and a south east facing patio area, and there is a detached Victorian summerhouse with useful garden stores and a study.