A spacious 4 bedroom home.  The ground floor boasts a large living room with french doors leading to a private garden, 2 further receptions rooms, a study and a downstairs cloakroom.  On the first floor the master bedroom and bedroom 2 have en-suite, 2 further bedrooms and a family bathroom.  The property has a double integral garage and 2 parking spaces.

This fantastic property would be ideal for families and with just two of these properties being built, they won't be available for long!


Environmental, elevational treatments and roof designs may vary from those shown. 

The development is built on a former orchard and comprises of just 21 stylish four and five bedroom detached homes which will overlook playing fields and are designed to appeal to a range of purchasers.All the materials on the development have been carefully chosen to reflect the local area and to blend in with surroundings.

Those looking for a stylish new home in an excellent location will find Stone Pippin Orchard in the village of Badsey right up their street.  The village has lots of amenities including a village store, post office, local butcher and primary school. 

The development , which is less than three miles from Evesham town centre, was named Stone Pippin Orchard after suggestions from the local history group, Badsey Society, who traced the history of the actual site back to the early nineteenth century.  The Badsey Society found that the location of 'Stone Pippin Orchard' is shown on the earliest know large scale map of  Badsey: the 1812 Enclosure Map.  



SHOPS
For day to day needs there are two large supermarkets in the centre of town, as well as the Riverside Shopping Centre and a number of smaller independent retailers.Shops Distance (in miles)
Badsey Spar Shop and Post Office 0.11
Badsey Spar Shop and Post Office

SCHOOLS
Schools Distance (in miles)
Badsey Spar Shop and Post Office 0.11

LEISURE
Lazy weekends can be spent relaxing with a good book in the parks and gardens on the banks of the River Avon, or enjoying a Sunday Band Concert in the bandstand at  Abbey Park. 

For culture vultures there is a Norman arch, leading to he Abbey precincts, and the Round House a beautiful 15th century house which is one of the finest examples of a timber framed building in the country.  The magnificent Bell Tower and the twin churches of All Saints and St Lawrence are also well worth a visit, as the only major buildings remaining of the once great Abbey.

Sporty residents will find plenty to occupy them within easy reach of the development.  The Leisure Centre on Davies Road provides a swimming pool, squash and badminton courts and a fully equipped gymnasium.