Hardwick Farm is a charming home and former farmhouse, that offers almost 2, 900 sq. ft of adaptable, light-filled accommodation and a wealth of character, arranged over two floors. The property also benefits from a generous detached annexe, with a stylish finish and which can be used as over-flow accommodation, multi-generational living or an income stream in the form of holiday let or tenancy (subject to any necessary permissions).

The main house has exposed timber beams and various other attractive original details. The reception rooms are of good size and connect well to the excellent view. The layout works well for modern life, with a easy flow through shared spaces which link the living spaces to create an open-plan feel. The open plan kitchen/dining room sits centrally and offers fitted units to base and wall level and integrated appliances. There is a useful utility and bootroom, and a cloakroom. Also on the ground floor is a bedroom which could be used as a further sitting room; offering flexibility.

The ground floor layout provides the opportunity to use this area of the house as self-contained, additional accommodation if required. The first floor is accessed via two separate staircases, providing more options on use. The main stairs rise to three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The second set rise from the ground floor bedroom (could be a sitting room) to a bedroom suite with dressing area and bathroom.

The superb annexe provides over 1,200 sq. ft of additional accommodation across two floors. At its core is the wonderful open-plan living area, with a comfortable sitting room, kitchen and dining area. There is one bedroom with its own dressing room and en suite bathroom to the ground floor. The first floor provides a study - which could be used as a second bedroom - and an additional bathroom.

Local Authority: Herefordshire Services: Mains electricity, mains water, oil fired central heating, private drainage, broadband Council Tax: Main house band G, Annexe band A Fixtures and Fittings: Only items known as fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale. Certain items such as furniture (inside and out), light fittings, carpets and curtains may be available by separate negotiation. Wayleaves and easements: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these particulars or not. Tenure: Freehold Guide Price: £985,000

This property has 1.12 acres of land.

Outside

The private drive arrives at a central parking area, creating a courtyard feel. There is plenty of parking for house and annexe. At the rear of the house the splendid southwest-facing garden has extensive paved terracing, an ornamental pond and an area of lawn, all with magnificent views across the open countryside. To the side there is a further area of lawn with access to the summer house. Outbuildings also include a gardener’s shed with WC, and a workshop with a store.

Situation

Bromyard town centre 1 mile, Malvern 12 miles, Leominster 12 miles, Worcester 14 miles, Ledbury 14 miles, Hereford 15 miles, M5 Motorway 18 miles

The property occupies a wonderful rural position just outside the Herefordshire market town of Bromyard and is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside. Its elevated position affords some superb views. The Bromyard Downs common is on the doorstep and border the rear of the property. This offers a tremendous amenity for walking, cycling, riding and all manner of adventuring! Bromyard itself offers various everyday amenities including local shops, a choice of restaurants, cafés and pubs and a selection of small supermarkets. There is also a community hospital and state primary and secondary schooling in the town. Leominster, Ledbury, Malvern, Hereford and Worcester are all easily accessible, as is the M5 Motorway, providing access to a wealth of further amenities including independent cafes, shops, pubs and restaurants, large supermarkets, high street retailers and leisure facilities. Further schooling, both private and state, is available in the surrounding market towns and villages mentioned above. Local road connections include the A44, while rail services are available in Worcester, including routes to London Paddington (approximately 2 hours 10 minutes)

Directions

Take the B4203 out of Bromyard. Just after the football club, turn right onto Burying Lane. Continue for 0.3 miles and follow the road to the right, after about 50m there is a small crossroads where you turn right. The entrance to the property is the 2nd on the right.

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