2 bed detached bungalow for sale

Plot 16, The Horton, Ambridge Fields Inkberrow WR7

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The Horton is a detached bungalow with everything on one level: No stairs, no wasted space, and room for the life you want next. It is one of only two left at Ambridge Fields, and Kendrick Homes expects it to complete in time for Christmas, so you could be settled and unpacked before the new year.

Living
The kitchen and dining area is the heart of the home, with room to cook, sit down together and have the family round for lunch. A separate living room gives you somewhere quieter to close the door on the day. The utility takes the washing and the clutter out of the kitchen, and underfloor heating keeps every room warm underfoot.

Resting
Bedroom one has its own en suite, so mornings are your own. Bedroom two works just as well for visiting family, a study or a hobby room, with the main bathroom close by. Built-in wardrobes where shown.

Outside
An integral garage and driveway parking sit alongside a private rear garden, landscaped and laid to turf front and back.

Built for now
Heating comes from an air source heat pump rather than gas. There is an electric vehicle charger and fibre broadband to the home. Inside you’ll find oak veneer doors, integrated kitchen appliances including dishwasher and fridge freezer, Roca sanitaryware with Hansgrohe fittings and heated towel rails.

Village life
Inkberrow has a church, village shop and post office, doctors’ surgery and primary school. It also has The Old Bull, the pub that inspired The Archers. Alcester is 6.5 miles away, Redditch 9.3 miles, Evesham 11.4 miles and Worcester 12.4 miles, with Birmingham Airport 25.6 miles. The development sits just off the A422.

Come and see it
The sales centre on Withybed Lane is open 10am to 4pm, Thursday to Monday, and stays open during the Withybed Lane road closure. Interior and exterior images show a typical Horton and are for illustration only.

Exclusive developments built by Kendrick Homes, a family owned West Midlands housebuilder since 1880.

Location

Regularly celebrated as one of the prettiest villages in England with sleepy streets and a quaint village greem, Inkberrow was also the inspiration for the long-running radio 4 soap opera, The Archers.

There are some excellent local amenities including St Peters Church, local village shop and post office, a doctors’ surgery, local primary school and good sporting clubs and facilities all adding to a strong sense of community and reinforced recently by a summer music festival dubbed as ‘Galstonberrow’. There are also two excellent pubs with very similar names (The Bulls Head and the Old Bull) and several others within a 5-mile radius.

Parking - Garage

Garage and driveway