Hanbury Road, Hanbury, Bromsgrove
£850,000 (Tenant Fees)

Built by respected developer Roland Jones in 2006, Chamberlain House is part of a discreet three-home cul-de-sac in the centre of Hanbury. The property has been maintained and upgraded by the sole owner since new. The entrance hall, with hand-crafted oak staircase, links all principal ground-floor rooms. The large dual-aspect lounge (7.4m x 4.0m) features exposed beams, a brick fireplace with gas log-effect fire, and French doors to the garden terrace. The kitchen/dining room combines high-gloss units, granite worktops and an oak-topped island, also opening directly onto the terrace. The utility is finished in the same style, and a study/music room plus cloakroom complete the ground floor. On the first floor are five bedrooms and two bathrooms. Bedroom two, with vaulted ceiling, built-in loft storage and a small chandelier, has its own en-suite. The neighbouring bedroom, currently used as an office, also has a vaulted ceiling and twin loft cupboards. The family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. The principal suite spans two levels: a first-floor bedroom with a private staircase rising to the top floor, where a spacious dressing room with three built-in wardrobes leads to a large modernised bathroom with freestanding bath and walk-in shower. Outside there is a combination of block-paved and tarmac driveway provides parking for several vehicles, leading to the detached double garage with remote electric doors, lighting, power and a floored loft space above accessed by drop-down ladder. Gardens extend to the front and rear. The rear enjoys a south-westerly aspect, landscaped with a wide porcelain terrace, sleeper borders and level lawn. Discreet exterior power points are built into the sleeper borders (three to the rear and one to the front), isolatable from the garage. Perfect for powering garden lighting or equipment — or simply for working outdoors, entertaining, or watching sport on TV in the sunshine. The property is fully structured-cabled, with a double comms cupboard in the hall distributing TV, broadband and telephone services to outlets in rooms across the ground and first floors. This ensures far higher speeds and lower latency than Wi-Fi alone — an outstanding feature for home working, streaming and entertainment. Hanbury is a highly regarded Worcestershire village, home to the National Trust’s Hanbury Hall, the Jinney Ring Craft Centre, and miles of countryside walks. Despite its semi-rural feel, the location is well placed for Bromsgrove, Droitwich and Worcester, with rail and motorway links within easy reach. Viewing is highly advised of this distinctive family home of over 2,200 sq ft, offering generous reception areas, vaulted bedrooms with hidden storage, a unique two-floor principal suite, excellent tech infrastructure, multiple parking options and landscaped gardens — all within a private village setting. Please note: As Estate Agents we are required by law to carry out Anti Money Laundering and Identity Checks for purchasers of properties that we are marketing. These checks need to be carried out for each buyer when an acceptable offer is made before a Memorandum of Sale can be issued. We have partnered with a third party in order to fully comply with the legal requirements and each purchaser will be required to make a payment of £36 including VAT in order to satisfy our legal obligations. This fee is only payable by a purchaser when an offer has been accepted and is non-refundable. Whilst Lamberts try to ensure accuracy when marketing a property, we cannot guarantee 100% and errors may occur from time to time. The information supplied is approved by the seller to the best of their knowledge. Floorplans and measurements are approximate and are for guidance only. Photographs are for illustrative purposes only and items within these images are not included in the sale unless specifically mentioned. All items that may be included are not tested by ourselves the selling agent, this includes central heating systems and integrated kitchen appliances. Purchasers are encouraged to do their own research/inspection to ensure they are satisfied as we cannot be liable for any losses that could arise. Lamberts are not surveyors or conveyancers and any legal issues should be discussed with a professional.