Alcester Road, Finstall, Bromsgrove B60 1EW

Originally dating back to 1820, this beautiful three bedroom link detached home has undergone a remarkable transformation, combining the character and individuality of an established village property with the comfort, style and reassurance of an almost entirely new interior. Meticulously refurbished from the brickwork upwards and thoughtfully extended in 2026, the result is a home that feels effortlessly contemporary while retaining a genuine sense of place. From the striking quartz topped kitchen and flowing herringbone flooring to the south facing garden and beautifully finished bathrooms, every detail has been carefully considered. Set within the sought after village of Finstall, with Aston Fields, excellent transport connections and the Worcestershire countryside close at hand, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy the charm of an older home without the usual demands of renovation.

The property has been taken back to brick by the present owner, with virtually every element renewed. A brand new roof, fresh external rendering, replacement windows, new internal and external doors, complete electrical rewire, new pipework, plastering and radiators have all formed part of the transformation. A thoughtfully designed two storey extension, completed in 2026, has further enhanced the accommodation, creating a layout perfectly suited to modern family life.

The attention to detail is apparent before even stepping inside. Crisp cream rendering, a handsome tiled roof, complementary brick detailing and a beautifully understated front entrance give the property a fresh yet timeless appearance. The attractive frontage has been finished with decorative gravel, subtle planting and a neat pathway, creating a welcoming first impression that feels entirely in keeping with its village surroundings.

Stepping through the front door, a welcoming hallway immediately sets the tone for the accommodation beyond, with stairs rising to the first floor and a sense of light and openness throughout. One of the defining features of the ground floor is the beautiful herringbone style luxury vinyl tile flooring, which flows continuously between the principal living spaces. Both stylish and practical, it creates a wonderfully seamless finish, bringing warmth and texture to the interiors while being ideally suited to the demands of everyday life.

The kitchen/diner is undoubtedly the heart of this home. Generously proportioned and thoughtfully arranged, it offers the kind of space that naturally becomes the centre of daily life, whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee, preparing dinner or gathering with friends and family at the weekend.

Howdens cabinetry is paired with elegant quartz worktops, while warm brass fixtures and fittings introduce a subtle touch of luxury. A double Belfast sink sits beneath a trio of windows, framing views towards the attractive traditional properties across the street and bringing lovely natural light into the room. At the centre of the kitchen, a substantial breakfast island creates a relaxed space for informal dining and conversation. An induction hob with integrated extraction keeps the design clean and uncluttered, while two statement pendant lights provide a stylish finishing touch.

Beyond the kitchen, there is ample room for a substantial dining table, allowing the space to work equally well for everyday family meals and larger occasions. Bifold doors open directly onto the mostly south facing garden, creating a wonderful connection between indoors and out. During the warmer months, the doors can be opened to allow the kitchen and garden to become one inviting entertaining space.

A separate utility room sits conveniently off the kitchen, offering valuable additional storage, a second sink and space to keep the practicalities of everyday life neatly out of sight. The ground floor also benefits from a generously proportioned cloakroom with WC and washbasin, beautifully finished in a contemporary style.

Positioned on the other side of the hall, the living room provides a lovely contrast to the open plan kitchen, offering a more intimate space in which to relax. Natural light filters through the front facing window, while the warm tones of the herringbone flooring continue through the room, giving it a calm and welcoming atmosphere.

A recessed fireplace with an attractive oak timber mantel forms a charming focal point, currently housing an electric stove style fire. For those who love the atmosphere of a real wood burning stove, the fireplace may offer potential for conversion, subject to the necessary flue arrangements, suitability checks and approvals. There is plenty of scope to arrange comfortable seating around the fireplace, creating an inviting setting for cosy evenings, family film nights or simply unwinding at the end of the day. A useful adjoining storage cupboard provides additional practicality without compromising the room's clean, uncluttered appearance.

Upstairs, the sense of considered design continues, with three bedrooms arranged around the central landing. The principal bedroom is a lovely retreat, offering comfortable proportions and the added luxury of its own ensuite shower room. Beautifully finished with contemporary tiling, a glazed shower enclosure, modern sanitaryware and a stylish vanity unit, the ensuite provides a private and practical space for the start and end of each day.

Bedroom two is another generously sized double room, with the added advantage of a useful storage cupboard. Its proportions make it particularly versatile, whether used as a comfortable guest bedroom, children's room or additional principal bedroom. The third bedroom offers flexibility for changing needs, lending itself perfectly to a nursery, dressing room, dedicated home office or occasional guest accommodation.

Serving the bedrooms is a beautifully appointed family bathroom, designed with both style and practicality in mind. A separate bath and glazed shower enclosure provide the best of both worlds, while the contemporary washbasin with timber effect vanity storage, modern fittings and understated neutral tiling create a calm, sophisticated finish.

Outside, the garden is another particularly appealing feature of the property. Predominantly south facing, the generous rear garden offers a wonderful setting for enjoying the sunshine throughout much of the day. Newly laid lawn provides a fresh, open space with plenty of potential for outdoor dining, children's play or simply relaxing on a summer afternoon. New timber fencing provides a smart, defined boundary, while a gated entrance beside the garage offers convenient access between the garden and driveway. A single garage to the side provides useful secure parking or additional storage. A tandem driveway in front of the garage accommodates two vehicles, with a further parking space available to the front of the property, offering off road parking for up to three cars in total, possibly more.

Finstall is one of those appealing Worcestershire villages that offers a welcome sense of community while remaining wonderfully connected to everyday amenities. With its attractive mix of traditional properties, established surroundings and village hall, Finstall retains a genuine village identity, making it a lovely setting for those looking for a slightly quieter pace of life without feeling removed from the convenience of nearby Bromsgrove.

The neighbouring area of Aston Fields is within easy reach and has developed a particularly appealing identity of its own, with convenience store, post office, cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere. For commuters, Bromsgrove railway station at Aston Fields provides rail connections towards Birmingham and Worcester, while access to the wider road network makes the location convenient for journeys across the Midlands. Families will appreciate that this property is situated very close to local schools and is in the catchment for Finstall First School and Aston Field’s Middle school and South Bromsgrove High School*.

* Living in the catchment area of a school will usually give you a high priority for places but does not guarantee admission.

Tenure: Freehold The vendor has informed us that the property is freehold. Whilst we believe this information to be correct, it has not been verified and confirmation should be sought from the purchaser’s conveyancer.

Approx. Floor Area: 110.4 sq m (1188.0 sq ft) For room measurements please refer to the floorplan.

Council Tax Band: B EPC Rating: TBC Rear Garden Orientation (approx.): Mainly South

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