Situation
Lineholt is situated in a wonderful rural location some 3 miles from Ombersley, which has excellent village amenities including Checketts renowned butchers and deli shop, primary school, doctor’s surgery, parish church and post office, together with many public houses and restaurants. More extensive shopping, leisure and schooling facilities can be found in the nearby centres of Stourport, Droitwich, Worcester and Kidderminster. The A449 gives quick access to the M5 motorway network at Junction 5 and 6 and also to the West Midlands conurbation. There are direct train lines to London from Worcester and Birmingham. The new Worcestershire Parkway is located 14 miles away and offers regular services to London Paddington.

Description
Lyth Croft is a detached Woolaway bungalow constructed in 1968 under an Agricultural Occupancy Restriction. The property offers spacious accommodation and has scope for modernisation and refurbishment. An opaque glazed entrance door leads through to the ‘L’ shaped reception hall. The sitting room has a woodburning stove and the breakfast kitchen which overlooks the rear garden has a range of fitted units, a Zanussi hob, John Lewis oven and recess and plumbing for a dishwasher and washing machine. An inner hallway with two useful storage cupboards has a door through to the conservatory. The conservatory overlooks the rear garden and has double doors leading out to a paved patio area. There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom which has a white suite with a panelled bath with a shower over, a wash hand basin with a vanity unit under and a chrome heated towel rail.

Gardens and Grounds
The property sits in a good sized plot and is set back from Lyth Lane with a mature beech hedge and double gates which open onto the driveway and parking area. To the front the garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and there is a detached garage with a useful side store. Gated access leads through to the south west facing rear garden. There are three useful garden stores, a large lawn with mature trees to include silver birch, a monkey puzzle tree and a palm tree. There is also a paved patio area at the side of the conservatory.

The gardens extend in total to 0.38 acres.

Agent’s Notes
Planning permission was granted on 29th May 1968 for the erection of an agricultural worker’s dwelling. The occupation of the dwelling is limited to a person employed or last employed , locally in agriculture as defined in Section 221(1) of the Town and Country Planning Act 1962, or in forestry, or a dependant of such a person residing with him (but including a widow or widower of such a person).