4 bed detached house for sale

Church Bank, Temple Grafton B49

This elegant Grade II listed Victorian home, built in the early to mid-19th century, combines historic charm with versatile modern living. Set behind a gravel driveway with a double garage, the property offers generous accommodation arranged across three floors plus a cellar, with beautiful period proportions and a wealth of character features.
On the ground floor, the welcoming flagstone floored entrance hall is flanked by a sitting room and a dining room, both with classic symmetry, fine detailing and pretty fireplaces with log burners. The sitting room opens directly into the garden, while the kitchen, located to the rear, is fitted with an Aga, a Belfast sink, and French doors leading out onto the terrace and gardens beyond. Also on this floor is a snug, a convenient WC, and a striking feature – an old well covered with glass, providing a unique and memorable focal point.
Upstairs, there are five large double bedrooms. The principal bedroom boasts its own ensuite bathroom and a dressing area, while the remaining bedrooms are served by two additional family bathrooms. A separate bedroom/study on the first floor, accessed by its own staircase, offers flexible accommodation ideal for a home office, guest suite, or independent living space.

Outside

The property enjoys an impressive walled garden. A sunken terrace provides the perfect spot for entertaining, complemented by colourful flowerbeds and a small ornamental pond at the far end. This space is a real sun trap to be enjoyed throughout the year.

Situation

Temple Grafton is a highly sought-after village set within the rolling Warwickshire countryside, offering the perfect balance of rural tranquillity and ease of access to nearby market towns and transport links, while the surrounding countryside provides miles of scenic walks, cycle routes, and bridleways. The village is well placed for families, with a highly regarded primary school and a choice of excellent secondary schools in nearby Alcester and Stratford-upon-Avon.
Just six miles away, Stratford-upon-Avon offers a wealth of cultural, shopping, and leisure opportunities, including the world-famous Royal Shakespeare Theatre, riverside walks, and a wide range of independent shops and restaurants. Four miles in the opposite direction is the historic town of Alcester, known for its vibrant community, and weekly markets.

Property Ref Number:

Ham-61201

Additional Information

Mains electricity, water and drainage
Gas fired Aga
Oil fired central heating