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Guide Price£1,450,000

Mearse Lane, Inkberrow, Worcester

Land size
1 acres
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
4

Description

** Exceptional Victorian Farmhouse With Annexe, Grounds & Outbuildings ** Four Generous Double Bedrooms ** Two Dual-Aspect Bedroom Suites With Dressing Areas & En-Suites ** Long Private Approach & Electric Gated Entrance ** Surrounded By Open Countryside ** Impressive Kitchen/Diner & Garden Room ** Self-Contained One-Bedroom Annexe ** Grounds Approaching One Acre ** Swim Spa & Outdoor Entertaining Areas ** Oak Timber-Framed Garages With Traditional Handcrafted Slate Roofs ** Detached Home Gym ** Fox ESS Home Battery Storage System & EV Charger ** King Property Film Available **Some homes impress you the moment you arrive. Others just keep getting better the further you explore. Mearse Farmhouse manages to do both. Set behind electric gates and approached along a long private drive through open countryside, this substantial Victorian farmhouse offers an exceptional combination of character, space and flexibility. The main house provides four generous double bedrooms arranged across three floors, including two impressive dual-aspect bedroom suites, each with its own dressing area and en-suite, together with the additional benefit of a separate cellar. Beyond the main house is a self-contained one-bedroom annexe, detached home gym, impressive oak timber-framed garaging, a swim spa and grounds approaching one acre. From the recently improved kitchen/diner and light-filled garden room to the more secluded areas of the grounds beyond, this is a home that continues to reveal more as you explore.

The sense of privacy begins well before you reach the house. Leaving the road behind, a long private drive leads through open countryside towards Mearse Farmhouse, with electric gates opening into a wonderfully secluded setting surrounded by fields and mature greenery.

At the end of the approach, a generous gravelled driveway provides extensive parking and turning space. The farmhouse sits beyond, a handsome red-brick Victorian home dating from around 1890, with tall chimney stacks, dormer windows and a traditional entrance porch giving an immediate sense of character.

But even from here, there are glimpses that this is far more than the farmhouse alone. Additional buildings sit within the grounds, the gardens extend away from the house and the surrounding countryside provides an ever-present backdrop. It is a property that continues to reveal itself as you explore.

Inside, it is the space you notice first.

High ceilings, wonderful natural light and generously proportioned rooms give the house real presence, while the layout remains comfortable and inviting rather than overly formal.

The entrance hall introduces the character of the original house, with timber flooring and the staircase rising through the centre of the home before the accommodation opens into what has become one of its strongest spaces.

The kitchen/diner has been recently improved and now forms the social heart of Mearse Farmhouse. Contemporary cabinetry is paired with contrasting finishes, extensive work surfaces, integrated appliances and a substantial central island, while exposed brick detailing and an open fireplace retain a connection to the character of the original farmhouse.

Beyond the kitchen itself, the room opens into a generous dining area with space for a large table and additional informal seating. Tall windows bring in an abundance of natural light and the proportions allow the entire space to work just as well for everyday family life as it does with a house full of guests.

Immediately off the kitchen is a separate utility/pantry providing further fitted storage and worktop space, while a second utility room provides another practical area away from the principal living accommodation.

To the rear, a porch provides another useful everyday entrance into the house, complete with a coat cupboard.

The separate living room offers a change of pace. More intimate and traditional in feel, it provides a comfortable place to retreat, with high ceilings, tall windows and a log-burning stove forming the focal point of the room.

And then there is the garden room.

Wrapped in glazing and filled with natural light, this is a wonderful place to simply sit and enjoy the setting. Views stretch across the gardens towards the surrounding countryside, creating a particularly strong connection between the house and everything outside.

A ground-floor WC completes the principal accommodation on this level, while below the house is the additional benefit of a separate cellar, providing useful additional storage space.

Upstairs, the sense of space continues.

The first floor is particularly impressive, with two almost symmetrical dual-aspect bedroom suites, each enjoying generous proportions and its own separate dressing area. Both have private en-suite facilities, with one incorporating a bathroom with shower and the other a contemporary shower room. It creates an unusually balanced arrangement, with neither bedroom feeling secondary to the other.

A separate laundry room on this floor is another thoughtful and particularly practical feature, keeping laundry conveniently positioned close to the principal bedrooms rather than within the main living areas downstairs.

Continue to the second floor and there are two further generous double bedrooms. Both provide genuine, usable space, with one currently demonstrating its flexibility by comfortably incorporating a substantial home-working area. A separate bathroom with both bath and shower serves this floor.

And then you step outside.

Immediately around the farmhouse, the gardens are made for enjoying. A generous paved terrace provides plenty of room for outdoor dining and entertaining, with the garden room opening naturally towards the outside. Exterior electrical points to the garden room, together with outside taps, add useful practicality to the garden and entertaining areas.

Beyond are expansive lawns, established planting and the swim spa, creating another place to relax while looking back towards the house and countryside. A greenhouse and base provide further space for those who enjoy growing and gardening.

But continue further and the character of the grounds begins to change.

Beyond the more open gardens, mature trees and established planting lead into a quieter, more natural part of the grounds. The landscape becomes increasingly secluded, with a beautiful willow, woodland planting and tucked-away places to sit beneath the trees. From here, looking back through the grounds, the farmhouse feels wonderfully distant.

It is perhaps this contrast that makes the outside space so memorable. One moment you can be entertaining beside the house or enjoying the swim spa; a little further on, you can be beneath the trees in a part of the grounds that feels like your own private escape.

And the main farmhouse is still only part of what Mearse Farmhouse has to offer.

The self-contained one-bedroom annexe provides genuinely independent accommodation. A contemporary fitted kitchen forms part of a generous open-plan living and dining space, with wide bi-fold doors opening directly outside and filling the room with natural light.

There is also a generous double bedroom, again with bi-fold doors opening outside, together with its own wet room. Whether used for extended family, visiting guests or multi-generational living, it is a proper additional home in its own right while remaining conveniently close to the farmhouse.

Elsewhere within the grounds, a detached brick-built outbuilding is currently arranged as a dedicated home gym, creating another useful space completely separate from the main accommodation.

The outbuildings continue with two substantial oak timber-framed garages, finished with traditional handcrafted slate roofs and benefiting from electricity and lighting, together with mezzanine areas above. As attractive as they are practical, they provide an impressive amount of space for vehicles, storage, hobbies or workshop use. A separate bike store provides further dedicated storage.

The main farmhouse benefits from oil-fired central heating together with underfloor heating, while the annexe also enjoys underfloor heating. The property further benefits from an EV charging point and a substantial Fox ESS home battery storage system, designed to store electricity during lower-cost off-peak periods for use when required. This intelligent approach to energy management helps improve efficiency and has the potential to reduce ongoing electricity costs — a particularly valuable addition for a home of this scale.

All of this sits within grounds approaching one acre, surrounded by open countryside and with a sense of privacy that begins from the moment you turn onto the private approach.

Mearse Farmhouse is difficult to sum up with a bedroom count alone. It is the combination that makes it special: the character of the Victorian farmhouse, four generous double bedrooms across three floors, the separate cellar, two impressive dual-aspect bedroom suites with dressing areas, the annexe, gym and oak timber-framed garaging, the swim spa and entertaining areas, and grounds that seem to take on a different character the further you explore.

Some homes give you everything on arrival. Mearse Farmhouse keeps giving you more.

Ground Floor -

Porch -

Hall -

Kitchen/Diner - 7.62m x 4.21m (24'11" x 13'9") -

Utility - 2.27m x 1.38m (7'5" x 4'6") -

Living Room - 4.18m x 4.19m (13'8" x 13'8") -

Garden Room - 4.12m x 4.60 (13'6" x 15'1") -

1.65m x 2.12m (5'4" x 6'11") -

W.C -

Boot Room - 1.25m x 1.56m (4'1" x 5'1") -

First Floor -

Landing -

Bedroom 1 - 4.21m x 4.21m (13'9" x 13'9") -

Dressing Area - 1.59m x 3.40m (5'2" x 11'1") -

En-Suite - 1.70m x 4.08m (5'6" x 13'4") -

Bedroom 2 - 4.01m x 4.25m (13'1" x 13'11") -

Dressing Area - 1.47m x 3.05m (4'9" x 10'0") -

En-Suite - 1.70m x 3.05m (5'6" x 10'0") -

Utility - 2.13m x 3.26m (6'11" x 10'8") -

Second Floor -

Landing -

Bedroom 3 - 4.93m x 3.99m (16'2" x 13'1") -

Bedroom 4 - 4.93m x 3.95m (16'2" x 12'11") -

Bathroom - 1.98m x 3.44m (6'5" x 11'3") -

Basement -

Cellar - 4.00m x 4.00m (13'1" x 13'1") -

Garage - 6.52m x 5.58m (21'4" x 18'3") -

Store - 2.57m x 3.96m (8'5" x 12'11") -

Garage - 5.76m x 6.30m (18'10" x 20'8") -

Gym - 3.51m x 2.82m (11'6" x 9'3") -

Annexe -

Kitchen/Dining/Living Room - 3.04m x 6.07m (9'11" x 19'10") -

Bedroom - 2.97m x 4.18m (9'8" x 13'8") -

En-Suite - 2.29m x 1.74m (7'6" x 5'8") -

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Property details

Tenure
Freehold
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Date Posted
2026-09-05

Market Value Analysis

Compared with 1,014 Homes with Land listings in West Midlands (1+ acres).

This Property£1,450,000 / acre
Homes with Land Average (1+ acres) £191,433 / acre
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Utilities & Restrictions

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Rights & Restrictions

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Listed status, conservation areas and planning constraints for this location are in the full report.

Property Features

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Garden
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Beyond the particulars: planning activity, flood history, heritage and ground risks, checked for this exact spot.

Connectivity

Broadband

Fastest speed available at this postcode

22 Mbps

Standard (10-30 Mbps)

Suitable for

  • Web & social
  • Music streaming
  • Standard video calls

Mobile signal

CallsDataEE Good GoodO2 Good GoodThree Good GoodVodafone Good Good

Outdoor predictions; indoor signal depends on building materials.

Ofcom Connected Nations postcode-level predictions. Speeds and signal are modelled, not measured, and vary between addresses and providers.

Signal is the easy part. Planning activity, flood history and protected designations here are in the full report.

Nearest Schools

Primary

  • Inkberrow Primary School1.6 milesOfsted: Outstanding *
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    196
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Coughton CofE Primary School2.7 milesNo Ofsted rating
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    184
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Church of England
  • Astwood Bank Primary School2.8 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    418
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Feckenham CofE Primary School2.8 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    95
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Church of England
  • St Nicholas CofE Primary3.1 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    4 to 11
    Pupils
    413
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Church of England

Secondary

  • Ridgeway Secondary School2.1 milesOfsted: Good *
    Ages
    11 to 16
    Pupils
    432
    Type
    Academy converter
  • Alcester Grammar School2.9 milesOfsted: Outstanding
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    1,299
    Type
    Academy converter
  • St Benedict's Catholic High School3.3 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    11 to 18
    Pupils
    455
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Roman Catholic
  • St Augustine's Catholic High School3.6 milesOfsted: Outstanding
    Ages
    13 to 18
    Pupils
    995
    Type
    Academy converter
    Faith
    Roman Catholic
  • Alcester Academy3.6 milesOfsted: Good
    Ages
    11 to 16
    Pupils
    636
    Type
    Academy converter

* Latest graded judgement covers quality of education only; no overall grade was issued under the 2024-25 inspection framework.

Distances are straight-line from the advertised location. Source: the national school registers (DfE, Welsh Government, Scottish Government) and Ofsted.

Schools are just the start: sold prices nearby, planning activity and any flood history are in the full report.

Amenities

Supermarket

Morrisons Daily Astwood, Astwood Bank2.8 miles
Waitrose Alcester, Alcester3.1 miles
Tesco Alcester Kinwarton Rd Express, Alcester3.3 miles

GP surgery

Grey Gable Surgery1.7 miles

Pharmacy

Knights Astwood Bank Pharmacy2.5 miles

Hospital

Alexandra Hospital4.1 miles

Straight-line distances from the advertised location. Sources: NHS records, Geolytix supermarket locations, OS Open Greenspace and the national trails registers.

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Getting Around

Nearest station

Redditch Rail Station5.7 miles

Nearest bus stop

Knighton Lane- Turn0.9 miles

Typical drive times

Evesham18 min · 13 miles
Alcester8 min · 4.1 miles
Redditch17 min · 7.6 miles
Worcester (city)25 min · 15 miles
Stratford-upon-Avon18 min · 11 miles

Straight-line distances from the advertised location; drive times are typical free-flow times over OpenStreetMap road data, so allow more at peak. Public transport locations from DfT NaPTAN.

Easy to reach matters. So do planning activity, flood history and ground risks: all in the full report.

Flood Risk

From Environment Agency flood map open data, checked around the advertised map pin and allowing for the listed acreage where known. This summary comes from LandSale, the advertising platform, not from the listing agent, and is not part of the agent's particulars. Risk can vary across a single holding, so verify anything critical through your own searches before committing.

Rivers and the sea

Flood Zone 3Higher risk

Surface water

Outside the mapped risk bandsVery low risk

The detail behind these bandings

The full report pinpoints where this location sits on the flood maps, and runs the deeper checks that usually only surface after an offer.

  • Exact flood zones & annual chances (included in the full report)
  • Any recorded past flooding (included in the full report)
  • Planning activity nearby (included in the full report)
  • Heritage & conservation (included in the full report)
  • Protected nature designations (included in the full report)
  • Ground risks (included in the full report)
  • Sold prices nearby (included in the full report)

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