Entrance into this property is off Priest Lane into the characterful lounge.

Wooden entrance door with obscure glazing and double glazed window to the front aspect. The focal point of this room is the exposed brick chimney breast with wood burner and shelving into alcoves both side with fitted cupboard. Radiator. Television and telephone points. Ceiling down lights.

Double glazed window and door to the rear aspect. Fitted with a range of 'shaker style' wall and base units surmounted by wood effect work surface with upstands. Ceramic sink with mixer tap. Integrated Bosch oven, microwave, four ring gas hob with extractor. Space for fridge freezer and washing machine. Storage cupboard housing Worcester gas fired combination boiler. Tiled effect flooring. Two ceiling lights. Radiator. Door leading to stair well to first floor.

Double glazed window to the rear aspect. Wooden latched doors into the bedroom, shower room and stair well leading to the second floor.

Double glazed window to the front aspect. Cast iron feature fireplace. Stripped wooden floorboards. Radiator.

Double glazed window to the rear aspect. Large shower cubicle with Triton electric shower. Vanity wash hand basin and low level w.c. Airing cupboard with shelving. Part wood panelled walls. Ladder/towel radiator. Ceiling down lights.

Two double glazed sky lights to the rear aspect. Exposed brickwork and beams. Storage cupboards into the eaves. Radiator. Ceiling spot lights.

Enclosed by fencing with gates into neighbouring gardens (there is a right of access through gardens to the alleyway but the vendor states no-one ever uses it). The garden is block paved with steps to the upper part of the garden with planted borders. Two brick storage/out buildings. Watering tap.

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.

Residents parking is available through Wychavon Council and is approx. £40 per annum (although this should be verified directly with the council as should the cost for additional/visitor permits). Number 26 has a legal right of access through the rear garden and 28 has a legal right of access through number 30's garden to reach the alleyway. None of the residents currently use this right of access. The boiler was replaced circa 2019. Kitchen was re-fitted in June 2023. The loft was converted into a bedroom in 1983.

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