Ferry Lane, Alveston, CV37

The property boasts an inviting entrance lobby with wood-effect flooring that opens into the living room, featuring a bay window overlooking the front garden, a cosy gas fireplace, and ample storage space. The heart of the home lies in the stylish upgraded kitchen, equipped with a range of matching wall and base units with granite worktops, a five-ring gas hob, an integrated double oven, a fridge freezer, an island unit with a breakfast bar, and a ceramic one and a half bowl sink.
The generous dual-aspect drawing room has a bay window, double doors leading to the front garden, and a feature open fireplace. The dining room, with windows and double doors to the rear garden, provides an ideal space for entertaining. The utility room and cloakroom add to the convenience of the home, while the dry-lined cellar offers additional storage space.
Upstairs, the main bedroom boasts windows overlooking both the front and rear gardens, loft access, and ample built-in wardrobes. The en-suite bathroom has a panelled bath, shower, pedestal wash hand basin, and WC. The three additional bedrooms offer versatile spaces with fitted wardrobes.
The exterior of the property is equally impressive, with a brick-paved driveway, a seven-bar electric gate, and ample parking. The raised front lawn is adorned with planted borders, mature shrubs, and trees, while the rear garden offers a two-tiered, south-facing oasis with paved pathways, patios, gravelled beds, planted sleeper beds, and mature trees and shrubs, ensuring privacy and tranquillity.

Situation

The popular village of Alveston is situated just over two miles from Stratford-upon-Avon and is bordered on three sides by the river Avon. The picturesque setting is surrounded by the rolling countryside of Warwickshire, dotted with historic homes, churches and public houses. The village itself has a village green, the well-regarded Ferry Inn and a church, with a convenience store one mile away in neighbouring Tiddington. Stratford-upon-Avon is internationally famous as the birthplace of William Shakespeare and home to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, and is also a prosperous riverside market town which provides South Warwickshire with a wide range of national and local stores, fine restaurants and inns, a good choice of public and private schools and excellent sporting and recreational amenities. These include golf courses, swimming pool and leisure centre, National Hunt racecourse, the nearby north Cotswold Hills as well as the river Avon which benefits anglers and boating enthusiasts. The area is well served by motorway and rail communications with regular train services to Birmingham Moor Street and London Marylebone (1h17m from Leamington Spa station), whilst junction 15 of the M40 motorway is situated within about 15 minutes’ drive.