2 bed end terrace house for sale

Plot 11, The Rose, Ambridge Fields, Withybed Lane - WR7

Plot 11 is the end-terrace Rose at Ambridge Fields, a new two-bedroom house of 857 sq ft with only one neighbouring wall. It’s sold as a Discounted Open Market Value home, so you buy at a set discount below its full market value, and that discount stays with the house for future buyers.

The ground floor gives you more living space than most two-bedroom homes, with a generous living room, a fitted kitchen and a separate dining area. The kitchen has laminate worktops, a single electric oven, a four-ring hob with extractor, soft-close doors and drawers, and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. A cloakroom WC completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, both bedrooms are doubles that run the full width of the house. They share a bathroom with roca sanitaryware and a shower over the bath.

Heating is from an air source heat pump, with underfloor heating on the ground floor and a second zone upstairs. The house also has high-performance insulation and double glazing, LED lighting, fibre broadband with CAT5 cabling, and an electric car charger for its two parking spaces.

Inkberrow is a Worcestershire village just off the A422, with a shop, café, primary school, green space and The Old Bull pub within walking distance. Alcester is 6.5 miles away, Redditch 9.3 and Worcester 12.4. Rail stations at Worcester, Pershore and Redditch connect to Birmingham and London.

Eligibility applies. The scheme is for first-time buyers, buyers with a local connection, and households buying a new home at a reduced price. Our team will confirm whether you qualify before you reserve.

By Kendrick Homes, a family owned West Midlands housebuilder since 1880. Exclusive developments, distinctive design and luxurious finishes. Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.

The sales centre on Withybed Lane, Inkberrow, is open Thursday to Monday, 10am to 4pm. Contact us to arrange a viewing of Plot 11.

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 - Allocated Parking

2 Allocated parking spaces