WatersideEvesham | Worcestershire | WR11 1JU

Two charming semi-detached cottages that can be purchased together or separately. Within the heart of the town centre on the river bank they command a stunning location. Number 64 is beautifully presented and retains many period features with two double bedrooms, lounge, cottage kitchen, family bathroom, study, off road parking, garage and delightful gardens.

No 62 is a three bed cottage with lounge, kitchen, bathroom and pretty garden.

Picturesque

The cottage kitchen, with a Belfast sink, built in wooden units and pretty view to the side garden has a range master cooker and integrated appliances.

No 64 Waterside

The original Victorian fireplace is still in place along with beams and many period features.

The charming lounge with original wooden floor boards and exposed beams spans from the front to the rear of the property. A gas stove fire, set in a wooden surround is the focal point of the room. From the lounge you can walk out onto a wrought iron balcony with stunning views over the garden, river and across to the park and countryside.

Country Life

The first floor has two good sized double bedrooms spanning from the front to the rear of the property. One bedroom has the original fireplace and stunning river views.

The landing widens to allow for a lovely study area and the family bathroom is modern and well presented with a roll top bath.

Looking over the beautiful river Avon, these two quaint Waterside Cottages are the epitome of idyllic British country living, all within short walking distance of the nearby Evesham town centre. The owner of these picturesque homes has enjoyed living in one of the cottages immensely, and hopes to find a buyer for either one or both of them, who also wants to enjoy the amazing experience these cottages provide.

The inside of the cottages is where they truly show their rustic nature. With exposed beams and wooden detailing throughout the house, the owner enjoys the character of all the rooms, claiming to just “love it all”. It took only one look of the interior when first viewing the property for the owner to fall in love, and it is easy to see why. As you walk through the charming rooms one is transported back to a simpler time; the wooden wall dividing the home being a quintessential characteristic of this chocolate box property, a particular favourite of the owner. It is easy to imagine spending cosy nights in the softly lit living room with friends or family, enjoying the quiet peaceful nature of the property. It is, however, the garden of the cottages where they really come into their own.

Walking straight through form the lounge one will find themselves on an iron balcony with a truly spectacular view. Looking down on the beautiful floral garden leading down to the river bank, one can behold the wonderful sights of the River Avon and the Crown Meadow park behind it. The garden is spacious enough that it can stand by itself as a perfect area in the summer, however with mooring rights on the river the property is perfect for a buyer who wants to spend time on the river, providing one’s own personal stop on the river for those peaceful summer days. With a rowing club just down the river, this is the perfect property for a buyer who loves being on the water.

The location of the property was also instrumental in the owner’s decision to move into the property. Being only a fifteen-minute walk to the Evesham town centre gives one easy access to all the amenities one would expect to find in a bustling shopping centre. As well as this, the owner also enjoyed the fact that the leisure centre and tennis court are only ‘a stones throw away’. For those who enjoy the more natural sights there is also fantastic access to the national trust properties, and several parks around Evesham.

The perfect property for anyone who wants the peaceful tranquillity of living next to a beautiful riverbank, while remaining connected to a town centre.

To the side of the cottage there is a gate leading to a gravel area providing parking for two cars. There is a garage and heated greenhouse surrounded by a delightful cottage garden with a large selection of mature flower beds. The rear garden is stunning with lawn, flower beds, paths and areas of interest. The garden leads straight to the river. The pretty garden which has lawn, mature flower beds and shrubs wraps around two sides of the cottage and can be accessed from the hallway or from the side of the property. Again the garden leads straight onto the river and occupies a stunning position. You could easily create an area for off road parking.

Serene

No 62 Waterside

This three bedroom cottage whilst in need of modernisation, provides a canvas for a unique opportunity. The lounge and kitchen are both good sizes. The hallway has views straight through to the river and countryside with a door that leads out to a wrought iron stair case into the garden. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, one good size double, one generous single bedroom, a smaller double room and a family bathroom.

LocationThe cottages are in the heart of the town centre. Evesham is an historic riverside market town with excellent boating and marina facilities as well as a thriving number of leisure and community activities available in the area. This beautiful riverside town boasts a wealth of pubs, restaurants and shops. Evesham is in the heart of England on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds and some 16 miles to the north east you will find Stratford upon Avon. Worcester is 16 miles to the west and Cheltenham approximately 17 miles to the south. There is easy access to both the M5 and M40, Birmingham airport can be reached in 45 minutes and London is commutable by car, or by an excellent direct rail service from Evesham station which is less than a mile away; other close by stations are Warwick Parkway and Honeybourne station.

ServicesBoth cottages are serviced by mains gas, electricity, water and drainage. Local AuthorityWychavon district council

Viewing ArrangementsStrictly via the vendors sole agents Fine & Country on 01926 455950.

WebsiteFor more information visit www.leamingtonspa.fineandcountry.co.uk

Opening HoursMonday to Friday 9.00 am - 5.30 pmSaturday 9.00 am - 4.30 pmSunday 11.00 am - 3.00 pm

DirectionsThe postcode for the cottages is WR11 1JU

N.B. Please note that each cottage can be bought individually

WORCESTER

The River Severn runs through the middle of this attractive city, overlooked by the 12th-century Worcester Cathedral.

The country town and historic city of Worcestershire is just 17 miles southwest of Birmingham and 23 miles from north of Gloucester. The city historically hosted a flourishing glove making industry and was the home of Royal Worcester Porcelain as well as, for much of his life, the composer Sir Edward Elgar.

Providing the ideal location for retail therapy, there are 3 large covered shopping centers and an additional three out of town shopping parks. The main commercial center can be found on the recently modified high street, home to a number of major retail chains and individual boutiques. There is also a racecourse, cricket club and university

The green city of Worcester provides three spacious parks and two large woodlands covering over 33 hectares. The banks of the river Severn provide an idyllic setting for an evening stroll or bike ride. Surrounded by the wonderful Worcestershire countryside bounded by the Malvern Hills and pretty market towns.

Worcester

Worcester, the site of the final battle of the Civil War. The River Severn runs through the middle of this attractive city, overlooked by the 12th-century Worcester Cathedral.

The country town and historic city of Worcestershire is just 17 miles southwest of Birmingham and 23 miles from north of Gloucester. The city historically hosted a flourishing glove making industry and was the home of Royal Worcester Porcelain as well as, for much

of his life, the composer Sir Edward Elgar.

Providing the ideal location for retail therapy, there are three large covered shopping centres and an additional three out of town shopping parks. The main commercial centre can be found on the recently modified high street, home to a number of major retail chains and

individual boutiques. There is also a racecourse, cricket club and university

The green city of Worcester provides three spacious parks and two large woodlands covering over 33 hectares. The banks of the River Severn provide an idyllic setting for an evening stroll or bike ride. Surrounded by the wonderful Worcestershire countryside

bounded by the Malvern Hills and pretty market towns.

Historic landmarks include the spectacular Worcester Cathedral, dating back to the 10th Century and the Queen Anne style Guildhall designed by Thomas White, a pupil of Sir Christopher Wren in 1722. The latest landmark is Worcestershire’s new central library, ‘ The

Hive ‘, a striking gold roofed building on the site of the former cattle market.

Evesham is a picturesque town with a great shopping offer set along side the beautiful Abbey Park and the River Avon. You’ll find high street names such as Bon Marche and Sports Direct alongside fascinating independent stores and a great selection of café’s and restaurants. The Saturday Charter Market draws traders from across the UK and has become a key attraction for local shoppers as well as attracting visitors to the Vale of Evesham. There is no more beautiful way of exploring the Vale of Evesham, and beyond, than by cruising the River Avon in anyone of the number of craft that are for hire from Evesham’s riverside - several of which provide their own commentary on local sites of interests and nature reserves. Equally interesting are the delightful pubs and hotels that lie along the riverbanks - each one tranquil and giving a unique perspective of the Vale. As the river loops around Evesham it passes under the new Abbey Road Bridge which was completed in 2014.

EVESHAM

Evesham

Evesham is a historic riverside market town with excellent boating and marina facilities as well as a thriving number of leisure and community activities available in the area. This

beautiful riverside town boasts a wealth of pubs, restaurants and shops.

Evesham is in the heart of England on the edge of the beautiful Cotswolds and some 16 miles to the north east you will find Stratford upon Avon. Worcester is 16 miles to the west and Cheltenham approximately 17 miles to the south. There is easy access to both the M5 and M40, Birmingham airport can be reached in 45 minutes and London is commutable by car, or by an excellent direct rail service from Evesham station which is less than a mile away;

other close by stations are Warwick Parkway and Honeybourne station.

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Agent Notes: All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial with metric equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred tohave not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproducedfor general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contactthe numbers listed on the brochure.

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