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2 bed End of Terrace property

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Listed Jul 16, 2025

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£325,000

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"**A TWO DOUBLE BEDROOM END TERRACE HOUSE LOCATED IN A QUIET CUL DE SAC OPPOSITE THE VILLAGE CRICKET RECREATIONAL GROUND** Entrance porch; hallway; lounge with bow window and archway into dining room; fitted kitchen with integrated appliances; garden room; master bedroom with fitted wardrobes; family bathroom with white suite. Enclosed rear garden with patio and wooden storage shed. Drive with off road parking. Elmley Castle boasts being one of the most beautiful villages in Worcestershire. The village nestles below the northern slopes of Bredon Hill in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. A channelled stream flows along the tree lined main street of the village which is populated by black and white and old brick cottages. At the end of the street is the Queen Elizabeth public house with its sign depicting the visit of Queen Elizabeth I to the village in 1575. The village also has a primary school, church, cricket recreational ground and the Elmley Castle picnic place. NO ONWARD CHAIN."