Stanford Road, Great Witley, WR6 6JG HIGHFIELDS £945,000
Highfields is a remarkable period home that perfectly combines timeless character with modern luxury. Originally built in 1883 and meticulously renovated, this four-bedroom detached property enjoys breathtaking panoramic views across the Teme Valley, towards the Clee Hills and the iconic Abberley Clock Tower. Exceptional living spaces include a stunning vaulted family room, el- egant reception rooms and a beautifully appointed kitchen designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Set within ap- proximately 0.72 acres of landscaped gardens, woodland and a pond, Highfields offers privacy, tranquillity and versatility. A rare opportunity to acquire an outstanding countryside residence in a highly desirable Worcestershire location.
Contact Joanne McElevey 01905 726220
www.fishergerman.co.uk
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THE TWIGMORE WYKHAM PARK, BANBURY PLOT 246 £475,000
THE WYCHWOOD WYKHAM PARK, BANBURY £550,000
The Wychwood at Wykham Park is a 4-bedroom detached home with a study offering 1547sqft of versatile living space. Ready to move into now and includes kitchen upgrades, in- tegrated appliances, flooring and turf!
Call 01295 233 802 or visit
persimmon.com
The Twigmore is a stylish 4-bedroom home offering 1363sqft with a 1.5 integral garage. Features include an open-plan kitchen/dining room with bi-fold doors to the garden, spacious living room, utility and WC. Plus, large bedroom 1 including walk-in & ensuite.
Call 01295 233 802 or visit
persimmon.com
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