Windsor Road, Evesham, WR11 4QF

A chain free two bedroom end terrace home with a brick built barn to the rear, full of Victorian character, set in the heart of Evesham.

A striking checkerboard-tiled hallway and original pine doors set the tone from the moment you step inside.

The ground floor offers two reception rooms: a cosy sitting room with a wood burning stove set within a feature fireplace, and a separate dining room with a charming exposed chimney breast recess, both retaining lovely period character throughout.

The kitchen is fitted with cream shaker-style units and leads through to a useful utility/garden room, with a downstairs WC also on this level.

Upstairs are two good-sized bedrooms, both with built-in storage, along with a family bathroom featuring a panelled bath and separate shower cubicle.

A loft room completes the accommodation, offering potential as a third bedroom, currently accessed via a steep staircase — a proper staircase is stored in the barn and ready to be fitted should a buyer wish to bring this room into full everyday use.

Outside, the rear garden houses a useful brick-built barn with power and lighting, offering excellent potential for a home office, workshop or further storage, along with a gravelled seating area.

The property further benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout, and is offered chain free.

Greenhill is a historic residential area sitting just to the north of Evesham town centre, in the Wychavon district of Worcestershire.

It takes its name from the hill itself, which played a pivotal role in English history as the position Prince Edward (later Edward I) used to launch his attack during the Battle of Evesham on 4 August 1265 — the decisive battle in which Simon de Montfort was defeated and killed, bringing the Second Barons' War to an end.

The area is known for its handsome early 19th-century architecture, with a number of Georgian townhouses dating from around 1830, several of which hold Grade II listed status.

Typical features include stucco façades, sash windows set in arched recesses, plain pilasters, and elegant doorcases with fanlights and cast iron porch columns — giving Greenhill a distinctive, refined character quite different from the timber-framed cottages found in the surrounding villages.

Its position just north of Evesham town centre means residents enjoy easy access to the full range of amenities the town has to offer, including its shops, cafés, restaurants, and Evesham railway station on the Cotswold Line, while retaining the quieter, more residential feel of a historic conservation area.