SKEYS

Acronym	Definition
SKEYS	Security Key System

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Skeys House was built in the latter half of the 18th century and boasts a wealth of original features - fine examples include the cornice ceiling and light in the reception hall.

Georgian property in a class of its own; SKEYS HOUSE Still retaining many of its original features, Skeys House is a stunning example of a property from this period, reports Annie Roberts

Where 16th or 17th century predecessors might have indulged in close studding, Skeys allowed himself a grand entrance with tasteful portico and interesting, ornate fanlight.

Typically for many of the homes in the centre, space for cars is limited, but Skeys House is set slightly back from the quiet narrow road, not really a high street, formerly Upper Street, high above the Severn.

SIMPLICITY . . . TO EXCESS; PROPERTY UPDATE Marsya Lennox looks at two fine Georgian properties that have recently come to the market

The John Sanders agency in Bromsgrove says Skeys Farm is well presented and points out the potential for proper residential conversion of attached annexe space.

Skeys Farm at Chadwick Lane off the Stourport Road in Hartlebury, Worcestershire, a five bedroom house with paddocks, guide price pounds 595,00

For What it's Worth; Price tags between pounds 500,000 and pounds 600,000 are a familiar sight across the rural marketplace after several years of rising values. For that sort of money, one still expects something extra, be it space, views or acres. Marsya Lennox picks four from this week's agency displays - and they're all in Worcestershire