Stoke Road, Bromsgrove B60 3EG

The location of this lovely property is one of its real strengths. The garden backs towards the local recreation ground rather than another row of houses, creating an unusually green and open outlook to the rear. Aston Fields itself has a strong sense of community, with independent cafés and restaurants, a local shop with Post Office, and Bromsgrove railway station just across the road, all combining to make this a particularly appealing and convenient place to live.

From the road, the house has the reassuring presence of a traditional Victorian detached home. The rendered elevation is framed by two broad bay windows beneath a tiled canopy, with the central entrance providing a pleasing symmetry. Mature hedging and the low stone boundary wall soften the frontage and add to the sense of separation from the road.

Step through the front door and the period character becomes more apparent. Above the entrance is a particularly attractive semicircular fanlight with ornate radiating glazing bars, a detail associated with homes of this era. High ceilings and traditional proportions continue the feeling of space.

The ground floor provides a series of distinct spaces, allowing home working, entertaining, family life and quieter rooms to coexist. At the front, the lounge occupies one of the two large bays. It is a comfortable, well-proportioned room with plenty of natural light. Cornicing provides period detail overhead, while the fireplace and stove give the room a strong focal point and reinforce the house's character.

Across the hall, the dining room mirrors those generous proportions and has its own large bay window and patio doors onto the rear garden. An ornate timber fireplace with an open fire makes an immediate impression. It is a room that can comfortably remain a formal dining space rather than having to double as a sitting room, one of the advantages of the amount of accommodation elsewhere on the ground floor.

Beyond the lounge there is a separate study. For anyone working regularly from home, this is a meaningful addition: a dedicated room with a window rather than a desk squeezed into a bedroom or corner of the living space. Equally, it could work as a hobby room, playroom or snug.

The kitchen is arranged with extensive work surfaces and storage, a built in fridge freezer, a large range style cooker and views towards the rear. It connects naturally with the sun room beyond, where broad, dual aspect windows draw the garden into the house and make this an informal everyday room with a particularly pleasant outlook. There is ample room for a dining table, while doors provide direct access to the terrace and garden. Alongside it sits a separate utility with downstairs WC, keeping laundry and practical household functions away from the main kitchen.

The sense of proportion continues on the first floor, where there are three double bedrooms. Bedrooms one and two are particularly generous, and their dimensions allow proper double beds and substantial furniture, without overwhelming the rooms, while the high ceilings and sizeable windows preserve the character found downstairs.

The family bathroom is unusually generous and includes both a full size bath and a separate corner shower enclosure. Natural light, timber flooring and the amount of open floor area give it a much less constrained feel than is often found in houses of this period.

Moving outside, the rear garden is a particularly impressive feature, extending for more than 47 metres and enjoying a wonderfully established and private feel. A broad paved terrace immediately behind the house provides a natural setting for summer dining, barbecues and entertaining, before giving way to an extensive lawn framed by mature trees and established planting. There is ample space for children to play, for keen gardeners to create distinct areas of interest, or simply to enjoy the openness and greenery as it is. The exceptional length of the garden adds to the sense of space and seclusion, with the recreation ground beyond contributing to its leafy setting. At the far end, off road parking for three vehicles and a single garage provide a valuable practical advantage.

The property is located in Aston Fields, a thriving and increasingly popular area of Bromsgrove known for its independent cafes, restaurants and vibrant community feel. For commuters, Bromsgrove railway station is conveniently close, just a 7 minute walk away, providing direct links to Birmingham and beyond. Green spaces such as the local park behind the property are in abundance and the property is situated in the catchment to popular local schools such as Aston Fields Middle and South Bromsgrove High School*.

The combination of period charm, generous accommodation, a substantial plot and proximity to both amenities and transport links makes this a particularly compelling home. Properties of this calibre, especially those offering such space and character, tend to generate strong interest, making early viewing advisable for those seeking a long term family home in a prime location.

* 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: 119.7 sq m (1288.5 sq ft) For room measurements please refer to the floorplan.

EPC Rating: TBC Council Tax Band: D Rear Garden Orientation (approx.): North

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