4 Hampton House, Clarks Hill Rise, Evesham, WR11

Positioned on the first floor of an attractive Grade II listed stone building, Apartment 4, Hampton House is a charming and characterful one-bedroom residence, enjoying a peaceful setting on the edge of Evesham. Combining period elegance with practical, low-maintenance living, the apartment offers both immediate lifestyle appeal and a compelling investment opportunity, with a tenant in situ and a strong gross yield.

The accommodation is both inviting and well-proportioned, with a particular emphasis on natural light and architectural character. The living room is an impressive space, defined by high ceilings and two large sash windows. The kitchen is thoughtfully arranged in a classic shaker style, offering ample cabinetry alongside a range cooker, extractor hood and traditional Belfast sink, creating a space that is both functional and in keeping with the building’s heritage.

The double bedroom provides comfortable and restful accommodation, continuing the theme of understated character, while the bathroom is fitted with a modern white suite, comprising a bath with shower over, wash basin and W.C.

Externally, the property benefits from allocated parking and access to well-maintained communal grounds.

Offered to the market with no onward chain, and currently let at £750 per calendar month (approximately 7.2% gross yield), the property presents an attractive proposition for both investors seeking immediate return and buyers looking for a distinctive home.

A rare opportunity to acquire a well-presented apartment within a notable period building, early viewing is highly recommended.

About the area

Hampton is an adjoining village to the market town of Evesham. It has a convenience store, a charming farm shop, a social club which holds regular events and a traditional pub, The Cider Mill. It is also home to the beautiful Hampton Ferry, a natural beauty spot by the River Avon that hold regular events throughout the year including an angling festival and car show.

Evesham has strong historic roots, and the town today offers a great range of amenities, schools, performing arts venues, community events a selection of independent and retail stores. The Vale of Evesham is notorious for its fruit and vegetable growing, with annual asparagus sales and plum festivals as well its medieval heritage, commemorated by the ever growing and popular Battle of Evesham event that takes place in August each year.

Evesham is home to an independent cinema, a choice of arts venues offering regular live shows and a good choice of independent and chain retail stores, public houses and eateries. For the sporting orientated, there are a great selection of clubs including a rowing club which has had a famous Olympic athlete oar their way to success from! There are numerous clubs to get involved with to suit every hobby or future professional!

For the commuters, Evesham has a train station located centrally that provides great direct access to the nearby city of Worcester or through to London (Paddington). There are regular bus routes through to the surrounding villages, within Evesham or further afield to nearby towns such as Stratford upon Avon or Redditch.

Identity Checks

Estate Agents are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all those buying a property. We have partnered with a third party supplier to undertake these, to ensure they are HMRC compliant. The cost of these checks is £48 (incl. VAT) and is non-refundable. The charge covers the cost of obtaining relevant data, any manual checks and monitoring which may be required. This fee will need to be paid, and checks completed in advance of issuing of a memorandum of sale. 

Important information

We recommend that prospective buyers seek early and appropriate legal advice concerning the implications of purchasing and owning a leasehold property.

Planning enquires concerning the property and surrounding area can be made with Wychavon District Council.

Environmental enquires concerning the property and surrounding area can be made with Environment Agency.

Broadband inquiries at the property concerning its availability and estimated strength and download speeds can be made with BT.

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We endeavour to make the sales details accurate, if there is any matter(s) that is particularly important to you, please check with us prior to travelling any distance to view the property. Johnsons are unable to comment on the state of repair or condition of the property or confirm that any services equipment or appliances are in satisfactory working order. Reference to tenure is based upon information supplied by the vendor. Fixtures and fittings not included.

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