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Our Summary
- Bentley Court is Grade II listed and has been dated to the 1790s, although initials on the beam of the main inglenook fireplace suggests occupation from the early 1700s
- One of the detached buildings has been granted planning permission under Class Q regulations to be converted into an impressive house
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Description
Bentley Court is a Grade II listed property dating back to the 1700s, with a contemporary feel while maintaining its original architectural features. The house is situated on 170 acres of land, surrounded by woodland, lakes, and a waterfall, with a half-mile driveway lined with sweet chestnut trees. The property features three double bedrooms on the first floor and four on the second, as well as a guest wing with a separate kitchen, living room, and three bedrooms.
The original granary has been converted into two three-bedroom cottages, and there are also modern buildings with industrial standards, including a sheep shed and open-fronted wood storage. The property has an impressive 14 acres of tree planting, wildlife areas, and improved arable land, as well as 35 acres of pasture grazed by rare breed sheep. Located in the rural area of Holt, the property is conveniently situated near Worcester city centre and major roads, making it easily accessible to Birmingham, Cheltenham, and other major cities.