A handsome period south Herefordshire village house.
Wormelow House is a handsome period property and though early Victorian in appearance has much earlier origins. It was extended by Sir James Rankin Bt for his agent in the mid 19th Century

Wormelow House is approached through wrought iron gates up a tarmac drive to a parking area and entered through a porch to part glazed front door to where the accommodation is on two floors. The handsome reception rooms include the expected period features with decorative coving, sash windows and interesting fireplaces. To the rear is a light kitchen overlooking the yard with a range of fitted units and a large Rangemaster within the chimney breast with tiled surround. A staircase with oak banisters leads up to a half landing with doors off to a suite of bedrooms and bathroom in the earlier part of the house allowing for a self contained annexe. From the main landing doors lead off to 3 large bedrooms, a bathroom and a study. A good size conservatory was added in 2004 with direct access to the dining room and gardens. The gardens lie to 3 sides and include lawns, kitchen garden, greenhouse, garaging and screened oil tank.

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