31, Mill Road, Stourport-on-severn, DY13 9BJ

Positioned on the edge of the charming riverside town of Stourport-on-Severn, this attractive traditional period terrace enjoys a sought-after setting close to everyday amenities while also offering easy access to the picturesque canal-side walks that make the area so popular with residents.

The property combines classic character features with thoughtful modern improvements, creating a comfortable and versatile family home in a well-regarded location.

The ground floor offers a welcoming layout with two reception rooms that retain much of the home’s original charm.

The first reception room is a bright sitting and dining space, beautifully enhanced by a feature bay window that draws in natural light and provides a pleasant outlook to the front.

A period fireplace surround acts as a focal point, adding warmth and character to the room. A hallway leads through to the second reception room, with the staircase rising to the first floor.

The second reception room serves as a cosy lounge, again centred around a feature fireplace with an open fire, creating an inviting space ideal for relaxing evenings.

A door beneath the stairs provides access to the cellar, offering useful additional storage.

To the rear of the property, an extension has been added to create a spacious kitchen breakfast room, designed with both practicality and sociable living in mind.

The kitchen provides generous cupboard and worktop space, complemented by a traditional Belfast-style sink and room for freestanding appliances.

There is ample space for a breakfast or dining table, making this a natural hub of the home. An Aga, operating on a dual-fuel system, controls the heating and adds a charming focal point to the room.

Underfloor heating has been installed in both the lounge and kitchen areas, ensuring comfort throughout the colder months. A door from the kitchen leads directly out to the rear garden.

Upstairs, the first floor accommodates two bedrooms and a beautifully appointed family bathroom.

The principal bedroom is a generous double room positioned at the front of the property, offering ample space for bedroom furnishings and benefiting from plenty of natural light.

The second bedroom is a spacious single room located at the rear, enjoying a pleasant outlook over the courtyard area below.

The landing leads around to the luxurious family bathroom, which has been thoughtfully designed to create a relaxing retreat.

It features a separate shower cubicle and an elegant freestanding bath, alongside a wash basin, WC, and an airing cupboard housing the water tank.

At the far end of the landing is the entrance to the third bedroom, which is provided via a staircase leading into the loft bedroom.

This versatile upper-level space benefits from two Velux windows, allowing light to pour in, and offers ample room for a double bed.

Eaves storage provides practical space for belongings, making this an ideal guest room, home office, or hobby room depending on individual needs.

Outside, the property continues to impress with its long rear garden, thoughtfully arranged into several distinct areas that make the most of the space.

Immediately to the rear is a courtyard area that includes useful storage and a separate utility room fitted with washing and drying facilities, along with an outside WC.

A large patio provides an ideal seating and entertaining area, perfect for outdoor dining or relaxing in the sun.

Beyond the patio, the garden extends further with a variety of zones that lend themselves to family use, gardening, or quiet relaxation, and its length allows for sunlight throughout much of the day.

To the front, the property features a traditional style garden that enhances its period charm.

On-street parking is available, and there is potential-subject to the necessary permissions-to create off-street parking in a similar manner to neighbouring properties, further enhancing the home’s practicality.

Overall, this characterful terrace offers a wonderful blend of period features, generous living space, and a desirable location close to the scenic waterways and amenities of Stourport-on-Severn.

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