55 Ely Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
Warwickshire
CV37 6LN
Node Hill, Studley
Asking Price £640,000
4 Bedroom House - Detached
- Substantial Individual Detached House
- Spacious Living Room & Conservatory/Garden Room
- Dining Room & Snug
- Fully Fitted Contemporary Style Kitchen inc Appliances
- 2 Further Reception Room & Utility Offering Scope for Annexe
- Principle Bedroom with Ensuite
- 3 Further Double Bedrooms
- Luxury 4 Piece Bathroom
- Gas Central Heating & Double Glazing
- Large Mature Rear Gardens
For sale with the benefit of No Onward Chain, a chance to acquire a substantial and mature detached residence occupying a prime non-estate position within the sought-after village of Studley. Set behind a well-screened frontage, the property offers extensive off-road parking for multiple vehicles and enjoys a high degree of privacy.
Benefiting from gas central heating and UPVC double glazing throughout, the spacious and versatile accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming reception hall, elegant living room with feature fireplace, and a large conservatory/garden room overlooking the rear gardens. Additional accommodation includes a formal dining room, family room/snug, and a fitted kitchen with integrated appliances.
Further enhancing the flexibility of the layout are two additional generously sized reception rooms together with a utility room, with WC offering excellent potential to create a semi-independent annexe if required.
To the first floor, the property features a principal bedroom with en-suite facilities, three further well-proportioned bedrooms, study and a luxury bathroom including wet room style shower & free standing bath.
Externally, the rear of the property boasts extensive mature gardens, beautifully screened and well established, providing a private and peaceful outdoor setting.
Studley is one of the largest villages in Warwickshire with a population of around 6,500. It lies to the far west of the county just beyond the outskirts of Redditch.
The growth of Studley to its present size was based on the development of the needle industry which flourished in the area from the 17th Century. During the 19th Century steam powered mills were built to produce needles, fishing hooks and fishing tackle which contributed much to the prosperity of the village during the 19th and 20th centuries. The best known local landmark is Studley Castle, a 19th century manor house, designed in the Gothic Revival style and now a successful hotel.
Situated within easy reach of Stratford-Upon-Avon, Redditch and Birmingham, Studley also benefits from its proximity to the Warwickshire and Worcestershire countryside as well as many local amenities. These include 2 supermarkets, Post Office, bakeries and butchers. It also benefits from highly rated primary and secondary schools, churches of different denominations, a well-equipped village hall, doctors, vets and dentists. All of these factors alongside a diverse range of residential properties continue to make Studley a desirable area to live.
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