Blackhouse Lane, Suckley, Worcester, Worcestershire, WR6

- Grade II Listed detached residence dating from 1841
- Approximately 4 acres of grounds including gardens, paddock and stream
- Six bedrooms arranged over three floors
- Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and second bedroom with en suite bathroom
- Elegant drawing room with feature fireplace
- Separate sitting room with log-effect burning stove
- Country style kitchen/breakfast room with Aga
- Formal dining room with garden access
- Games room
- Family bathrooms to first and second floors
- Cellar storage
- Double garage with two storage rooms and ample off road parking, extensive outbuildings

Dating from 1641, this remarkable Grade II Listed residence is an exquisite example of English country house living, seamlessly combining centuries of architectural heritage with the comforts and versatility required for modern family life. Occupying an enchanting position within approximately four acres of mature grounds, the property enjoys a rare sense of tranquillity and privacy, surrounded by beautifully established gardens, paddock land and a gently meandering stream.

A home of considerable character and historical significance, the house retains an abundance of original period features throughout, including exposed timbers, traditional fireplaces, handcrafted doors and deep set windows, all of which contribute to its undeniable charm and authenticity.

The reception hall provides an impressive introduction to the house, offering a warm welcome and immediate appreciation of the property's rich heritage. Beyond lies the heart of the home: a beautifully appointed country kitchen and breakfast room centred around a traditional Aga. Designed as both a practical family space and an inviting setting for informal entertaining, the kitchen enjoys views over the gardens and provides an effortless connection to the surrounding landscape.

The formal dining room is particularly atmospheric, perfectly suited to both intimate family gatherings and larger occasions. Exposed ceiling beams, cast iron radiators and a striking log burning stove create an elegant yet relaxed environment, whilst doors opening directly onto the garden terrace allow for seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining during the warmer months.

The principal drawing room is a room of notable scale and elegance, bathed in natural light from dual aspect windows and centred around a magnificent fireplace. Character beams overhead and views across the grounds further enhance the sense of grandeur. Complementing this space is a separate sitting room, offering a more intimate retreat where a second log-burning stove creates the perfect setting for relaxed evenings throughout the seasons.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged over two upper floors and provides exceptional flexibility for family living and guests alike. The first floor hosts a splendid principal suite enjoying elevated views across the surrounding grounds and benefiting from a private en suite bathroom. A second guest suite also enjoys en suite facilities, whilst a further generously proportioned bedroom is served by a well-appointed family bathroom. Each room enjoys delightful vistas over the gardens, paddocks and surrounding countryside, creating a constant connection with the exceptional setting.

The second floor offers three further substantial bedrooms, a family bathroom and an impressive games room, providing highly versatile accommodation suitable for larger families, visiting guests, home working or recreational pursuits.

A useful cellar beneath the property provides valuable ancillary storage.

Externally, the grounds are a defining feature of the estate. Extending to approximately four acres, they have been carefully nurtured over many years and comprise sweeping lawns, mature specimen trees, colourful planting, paddock land and a picturesque stream that gently traverses the landscape. The setting offers an idyllic backdrop to the house and creates a wonderful sense of seclusion whilst remaining eminently practical for family enjoyment or those seeking a rural lifestyle.

A detached double garage is complemented by two adjoining storage rooms, whilst a collection of traditional outbuildings further enhances the property's versatility. Ample off-road parking is available for numerous vehicles.

Rarely do properties of such provenance, scale and character come to the market. This is a distinguished country residence that offers not only exceptional accommodation but also an enviable lifestyle, where history, elegance and the beauty of the natural surroundings combine to create a truly special family home.

The village of Suckley has a church and an excellent primary school as well as Holloways Garden Centre and café. There are superb walking routes accessible from the property, including the Suckley Hills. Longley Green, which is approximately 1.5 miles distant, has a local Post Office/stores, Nearby is The Cross Keys, Hop Shed, The Talbot and the award winning Butcher in Knightwick. The property is well placed for access to the more major centres of Great Malvern (approximately six miles), Ledbury (approximately twelve miles), Worcester (approximately twelve miles) and Hereford (approximately eighteen miles). Junction 7 of the M5 motorway near Worcester is about twelve miles and there are mainline railway stations in Ledbury, Malvern and Worcester.

Tax band: G

Services: Mains electric, gas, water, septic tank

Should any structural defects be found following a survey of the property - a defective legal title, information gathered by usual searches that your solicitor orders that dramatically affect the value of the property and therefore you have no choice but to withdraw from the purchase, or should the sellers withdraw from the sale, you will be reimbursed the full deposit amount paid.