A beautifully presented and comprehensively refurbished two-bedroom detached bungalow occupying generous landscaped gardens with extensive parking and a private courtyard, situated in the heart of a well-served village opposite St Matthew's Church and adjoining open countryside
Church Bungalow has undergone an exceptional transformation in recent years, carefully transforming the property into a beautifully presented home finished to a high standard throughout. The property retains its attractive red brick elevations while benefiting from a new pitched tiled roof, replacement flat roofs, updated electrics and plumbing, modern insulation, double-glazed windows, fascias and rainwater goods ( approx. 3 years ago)
The accommodation is immaculately presented and comprises an entrance into a bright dining area which flows seamlessly into the sitting room, featuring a wood-burning stove and direct access to the rear garden. The Wren kitchen includes integrated appliances and modern cabinetry, while the contemporary bathroom has been finished to a high standard. There are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and bespoke handmade internal doors throughout.
Outside, the property enjoys grounds which have been fully landscaped and enclosed by fencing, providing privacy and security for children and pets. To the front, a gated courtyard garden creates an attractive entrance, while the private driveway offers parking for multiple vehicles.
A further benefit is the large boarded loft space, complete with power and a window. Subject to obtaining the appropriate planning permissions and building regulations approval, this area may offer potential for conversion into additional living accommodation.
Location
Fromes Hill is a popular and well-connected village situated approximately midway between Hereford and Worcester, both around 13 miles away, with the market towns of Ledbury and Bromyard approximately 7 miles distant. Excellent transport links are available via the M50 and M5 motorway networks, while Ledbury railway station provides direct connections to Birmingham and London.
The village offers a range of everyday amenities including a convenience store, café, barber, vehicle workshop and specialist retail outlets. The well-regarded Wheatsheaf Inn serves food throughout the day and offers accommodation, while an Indian restaurant and takeaway are located nearby. The popular Hop Pocket Shopping Village, with its garden centre, café, gift shops and food hall, is approximately one mile away.
Surrounded by rolling Herefordshire countryside, the area is renowned for its scenic beauty, with views towards the Black Mountains, Welsh Hills and Malvern Hills, together with an abundance of walking, cycling and bridleway routes.
Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage. LPG central heating. Wood-burning stove. broadband available. Good mobile phone coverage.
Council Tax Band C
