Mill Close, Broom B50 4HT

Property Details: • Type: Detached • Tenure: Ask agent • Floor Area: N/A

Key Features: • Spacious three-bedroom detached home • Spectacular gardens of over an acre with lawns and woodland • Fully glazed garden room • Beautiful oak flooring and oak-and-glass staircase • Large breakfast kitchen • Juliet balcony from the landing • Driveway and garage, plus side access and practical boot room area • Quiet village setting near Bidford-on-Avon • Great energy performance - EPC: B • 15 Solar Panels New EV Charger

Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A

Agent Information: • Address: 20A Chapel Street, Stratford-Upon-Avon, CV37 6EP

Full Description: Tucked away at the end of a peaceful cul-de-sac in the lovely village of Broom, this beautiful three-bedroom detached family home offers a wonderful sense of light and flow, with open-plan living spaces that connect seamlessly from the dining and living areas through to a large family kitchen. From here, the layout continues into a fabulous fully glazed garden room, a stunning space that truly brings the outside in.Beyond, the garden is something special, unfolding from sweeping lawns into wilder woodland fringes, where mature trees and natural planting create a gentle transition towards the river beyond. It’s a wonderfully private setting: spacious, serene, and deeply connected to the surrounding landscape, rich in wildlife and year-round colour. A private haven for both relaxation and adventure, it’s the kind of setting that makes family life feel magical.In addition, this beautiful home is highly energy efficient, with a B energy rating, 15 solar panels, and a newly installed EV charging point.The ApproachSet discreetly behind a mature fore-garden with driveway and garage, the property enjoys a quiet corner position. The approach is via a pathway to the front entrance and into a welcoming entrance hallway, spacious and light, the accommodation flows from here, creating a flexible and sociable family home. There is also a separate side entrance providing the perfect spot for muddy boots, bikes or paws. The Ground FloorThe main reception hallway features oak flooring and an oak-and-glass staircase leading to the first floor. This central space connects the main living areas where the beautiful wooden floors continue into a light-filled dining room, a dual-aspect living room with Everhot electric stove, and a large breakfast kitchen that opens into a spectacular garden room via triple glazed bifold doors.The kitchen is a fabulous size and, when you’re not distracted by the view, offers a fully fitted range of appliances, a breakfast bar, and a range of wall and base units with solid wood work surfaces that complement the wooden flooring. Ideal for family cooking and entertaining, it flows seamlessly into the garden room, where sliding glazed doors open to create a wonderful indoor–outdoor living experience with stunning views across the gardens, a perfect spot to watch the seasons change. On hot summer days, electrically operated blinds on the roof and south and west-facing sides help maintain an ambient temperature. The kitchen also connects directly to the living room, making the layout both sociable and practical for everyday family life.A downstairs cloakroom completes the ground floor.UpstairsUpstairs, a spacious landing leads to three generous bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a Japanese-style toilet with bidet function, along with a stylish family bathroom.A lovely feature is the Juliet balcony at the top of the landing, a perfect spot for a desk or reading chair, where you can gaze out over the trees and enjoy the tranquillity of your surroundings.Outside And Now to the Showstopper…To the rear, terraced seating areas wrap around the house, perfectly positioned to enjoy the view. Steps lead down to generous lawns, colourful planted borders, a vegetable garden, greenhouse and polytunnel and a variety of mature trees and shrubs, all creating a rich, layered landscape.Beyond the lawned garden, a rustic wooden bridge crosses into a wilder, wooded area, where a small gate leads to a public orchard and riverside, completing this remarkable outdoor retreat.  Just imagine the walks right on your doorstep!There’s also a wooded copse on the property,  I’m thinking  treehouse!  It’s a garden full of discovery, imagination, and year-round interest.To the FrontA neatly planted fore-garden with mature shrubs and a good-sized driveway provides access to the single garage, which has light and power connected. There’s also a newly installed EV charger, and the roof is fitted with 15 solar panels for improved energy efficiency.Why We Love It!Tucked away in a quiet corner of this lovely village, this home is instantly welcoming with a spacious and easy flow throughout. Step outside and you’re met with an extraordinary backdrop of greenery, woodland and open sky, your own private countryside retreat. A truly rare find that captures the best of village life and outdoor living.Additional InformationEV Charger15 Solar PanelsGas central heating with a Worcester Bosch condensing boiler installed in 2018 maintained annually.Council Tax: Band EEPC Rating: BAll mains services: drainage, gas, electricity, and water.About the VillageThe peaceful village of Broom sits in beautiful Warwickshire countryside, just outside Bidford-on-Avon, and offers the best of both worlds,  a quiet, friendly village setting with excellent connections to nearby towns and schools. And of course, every good village needs a great local,  The Broom Tavern, a welcoming pub at the heart of the community, serving good food and a friendly atmosphere, is just a short stroll away.Broom is perfectly placed for everyday life, with Bidford-on-Avon just a couple of minutes away for shops, cafés, and riverside walks, while Stratford-upon-Avon is around 7 miles, and Evesham about 8 miles away. Both offer extensive shopping, dining, and leisure options.SchoolsFamilies are well served by a range of highly regarded schools. Locally, there’s Bidford Primary, and in nearby Alcester, Alcester Academy and St Benedict’s Catholic High. For grammar education, Alcester Grammar School, King Edward VI School, and Shottery Girls’ Grammar School in Stratford are all excellent, while several respected independent schools can also be found in Stratford and the surrounding areas.TravelFor commuters, there is easy access to the A46, M40, and M42, placing Birmingham, Warwick, Leamington Spa, and the Cotswolds all within easy reach. The area is within comfortable commuting distance of Birmingham, and Honeybourne Station, offering direct trains to Oxford and London Paddington — is just a 10-minute drive away.