Property Details: - Type: House - Bedrooms: 3 - Bathrooms: 2
Agent: Chartwell Noble - Worcestershire Phone: 01905 417323
<p>Set right in the heart of one of Worcestershire’s most popular villages, <strong>The Old Granary</strong> is a beautifully presented <strong>Grade II listed</strong> barn conversion offering a brilliant blend of character, light and surprisingly versatile space.</p><p>The property is entered via a side door. The original flagstone and blue brick staircase rises into a welcoming reception hall with a cloakroom/WC. From here, the sitting room immediately sets the tone: exposed beams and timbers, a wood-burning stove, and a Juliet balcony at first-floor level framing views over the garden and the tree line beyond.</p><p>The kitchen is arranged in a practical galley style and links naturally through to a mezzanine level currently used as an impressive dining space, with exposed brickwork and plenty of atmosphere. A staircase then drops down to a large vaulted living room, flooded with natural light from roof lights and full-height glazing. Double doors open onto the decked terrace, making this a wonderful room for everyday living, entertaining or, as the current owners enjoy, a studio or hobby space thanks to the quality of light throughout the day.</p><p>A large utility/storage area sits neatly to the rear, and a centrally positioned staircase leads up to the first floor where there are <strong>three bedrooms</strong>, served by a family bathroom and an <strong>en suite shower room</strong> to the principal bedroom. The principal bedroom is a particularly good double with a dual aspect.</p><p>Outside, the gardens are a real highlight. A decked seating area is ideal for alfresco dining, while a picket gate leads through to a productive kitchen garden with greenhouse and growing space. Parking is well catered for, with a designated space by the garden gates, visitor parking, and a single garage (with two spaces in front) en bloc with useful storage above.</p><p><strong>Martley</strong> is well known for its strong community, countryside walks and excellent schooling, including <strong>The Chantry School</strong> and <strong>Martley CofE Primary</strong> nearby. <br/>Village amenities include a shop and Post Office, and popular spots such as <strong>The Crown at Martley</strong> and the community-run <strong>Tap & Run</strong> bar at the cricket club.</p><p>Location, Schools & Connectivity</p><p>Martley is a thriving Worcestershire village, well regarded for its community feel, excellent schooling and easy access to both Worcester and the wider motorway and rail network. The village offers a well‑stocked shop and Post Office, popular dining at <strong>The Crown at Martley</strong>, and a strong sporting and social scene centred around the cricket club and its community‑run <strong>Tap & Run</strong> bar.</p><p>For day‑to‑day shopping, <strong>Waitrose Worcester</strong> is approximately <strong>15 minutes by car</strong>, while the city of Worcester provides a full range of retail, leisure and professional services.</p><p>Regular <strong>bus services run through the village</strong> connecting to Worcester and surrounding settlements. Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill railway stations are both within easy reach, offering direct services to Birmingham, London Paddington and the wider national rail network, with <strong>Worcestershire Parkway</strong> providing further high‑speed connectivity. <br/><strong>Birmingham Airport (BHX)</strong> is readily accessible by road and rail, making the location practical for both domestic and international travel.</p><p>The area is particularly well served for education. In addition to <strong>Martley CofE Primary</strong> and the highly regarded <strong>Chantry School</strong>, there is a strong selection of respected <strong>independent schools</strong> within comfortable driving distance, including <strong>King’s Worcester</strong>, <strong>The Royal Grammar School Worcester</strong>, <strong>Bromsgrove School</strong>, <strong>Winterfold House School</strong>, and the <strong>Malvern College</strong> family of schools.</p><p>Surrounded by open countryside, the village also offers immediate access to a network of footpaths and walks, making it an ideal base for those seeking a balance of rural living and connectivity.</p><p>N.B. Anti-Money Laundering Checks (AML)</p><p>Regulations require us to conduct identity and AML checks and gather information about every buyer's financial circumstances. These checks are essential in fulfilling our Customer Due Diligence obligations, which must be done before any property can be marked as sold subject to contract. The rules are set by law and enforced by trading standards. We will start these checks once you have made a provisionally agreeable offer on a property. The cost is £80 (exc. VAT). This fee covers the expense of obtaining relevant data and any necessary manual checks and monitoring. It's paid in advance via our onboarding system, Kotini, and is non-refundable.</p>
