Gated access to the open porch; door to the alleyway and front door.

Window to the front aspect with wooden shutters. Inglenook fireplace with fire guard; alcove and under stairs storage; pendant light fitting; radiator. Stairs rising to the first floor; open to the rear hallway.

Door to the kitchen and rear porch; pendant light fitting.

Double glazed French doors to the rear garden. A range of wall and base units surmounted by worktop; stainless steel sink and drainer; integrated gas hob, ‘Indesit’ electric oven and grill above; space for a fridge/ freezer, space and plumbing for a slim line dishwasher. Wall mounted ‘Worcester Bosch’ gas fired boiler; down lights; radiator.

Mature planted wild garden with apple and plum trees; green house; wooden timber shed; patio seating area. (56 Newlands has right of access through the alleyway and gated access to their garden).

Covered porch area with wall light, door to the rear porch and alleyway.

Enclosed alleyway; pendant light; watering tap. Door to the front and rear.

Doors to the bedrooms and shower room.

Double glazed window to the front aspect. Vaulted ceiling; pendant light fitting; radiator.

Double glazed window to the rear aspect with wooden shutters. Built in wardrobe; pendant light fitting; radiator.

Double glazed window to the rear aspect with wooden shutters. Walk in ‘Triton’ electric shower with tiled walls and glass screen; pedestal hand wash basin with mixer tap; low level w.c. Bidet; down lights; extractor fan; radiator.

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Pershore is renowned for its outstanding Georgian buildings and the beautiful Pershore Abbey and Abbey park. The towns tranquillity is helped by being surrounded by beautiful countryside and picturesque villages – including the wonderful Avon Meadow Community Wetlands – and is a haven for cyclists and ramblers. Pershore is a town renowned for its independent shops which offer the discerning shopper an extensive range of purchases. There are also many specialist shops, welcoming pubs and restaurants, along with the monthly 'Broad Street market.' During August visitors will be able to purchase the town’s most famous fruit – the Pershore plum – that is also celebrated during a month-long award-winning festival.

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