Yew Tree Cottage is an attractive characterful property which has been superbly renovated and extended adding a modern feel throughout. Located in Bitterley one of the most desirable residential villages in South Shropshire. It is only about four miles from the popular historic market town of Ludlow and it is surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside in the area. Bitterley village is renowned for its excellent primary school.As you step into Yew Tree Cottage you are greeted by a spacious open plan kitchen-diner which has been exceptionally handcrafted by the vendor. The well-appointed kitchen features a range of bespoke-made oak units and Smeg dual fuel range cooker with Smeg extractor fan above. The kitchen also has a breakfast bar with space for seating beneath. There is tiled flooring throughout into the dining room and hallway.The dining room continues the same quality of craftsmanship with ceiling beams and original stone wall which has been maintained to keep the timeless charm. Bi-folding doors take you from the dining room into the garden. Moving into the living area, a warm and tranquil space, with original timber beams, wood burning stove and wooden floor. The stove is set in a stone fireplace with arch, stone hearth and preserved bread oven. This room perfectly combines the modern and original features.There is a useful utility room off the hallway which offers space for further appliances, boot room and downstairs WC and wash hand basin. Back into the hallway an impressive hand-crafted stair case takes you up to the first-floor, above the staircase is a conveniently placed Velux window pouring in daylight.Upstairs there are four generously sized double bedrooms and a sophisticated family bathroom which benefits from both a standing shower and roll top copper bath tub. The principal bedroom offers an elegant ensuite as well as Juliet balcony with double doors opening out with views over the garden and fields beyond. The further bedrooms offer ample space and flexibility with options for an office or hobby room. The large landing area in between rooms also provides space for further storage.Outside the property is approached across a gravelled driveway with the front door to the right. Further down you reach the extensive garden which is mostly laid to lawn, with a vegetable patch, 2 outbuildings/storage sheds and a greenhouse. The bottom of the garden has wonderful views out onto surrounding countryside.Buyers Compliance Administration Fee: In accordance with The Money Laundering Regulations 2007, Agents are required to carry out due diligence on all Clients to confirm their identity, including eventual buyers of a property. The Agents use electronic verification system to verify Clients' identity. This is not a credit check so will have no effect on credit history though may check details you supply against any particulars on any database to which they have access. By placing an offer on a property, you agree that if your offer is accepted, subject to contract, we as Agents for the seller can complete this check for a fee of £60 inc VAT (£50 + VAT) per property transaction, non-refundable under any circumstance. A record of the search will be retained by the Agents.DirectionsProceed out of Ludlow on the A4117 Kidderminster road. Carry on towards Clee Hill passing through Henley. Turn left signposted Bitterley and carry on along this lane into Bitterley village. Just beyond the school turn left. After approximately 100 meters you will find Yew Tree Cottage on you left hand side. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i69648195
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A beautiful 5-bedroom Edwardian property boasting superb accommodation situated in a sought-after location with a delightful garden and parking. The PropertyFernleigh is a beautiful Edwardian property situated within a sought-after peaceful location just a stone's throw from Ludlow's vibrant town centre. The property offers exceptional spacious accommodation laid over four floors with idyllic period features such as high ceilings, sash windows and much more. Fernleigh also enjoys a delightful garden and benefits from private parking. Upon entering the property, you are welcomed to a spacious reception hall with beautiful wooden flooring and a grand staircase leading to the first floor. From here the main reception rooms can be found. The drawing room enjoys a large window with stained glass features overlooking the beautiful garden. The drawing room also has an open fireplace. The dining room sits to the front of the property and has beautiful original sash windows. There is also an open fireplace in this room. The sitting room also has a bay window overlooking the garden and has built-in cupboards providing storage.Stairs lead down to the lower ground floor where the kitchen can be found. The kitchen is fully fitted with bespoke units and appliances including a Rangemaster, a Belfast sink with a pull out tap and a Bosch dishwasher. The kitchen has beautiful original quarry tiling. A door leads out to the veranda leading to the beautiful gardens. Adjacent is the breakfast room which has beautiful herringbone parquet flooring and French doors leading on to the terrace, ideal for seasonal al-fresco dining and entertaining. There is also an open fireplace in the breakfast room. Adjacent there is the useful utility room which offers ample storage and has plumbing for washing facilities. Adjacent is the pantry, a garden store and a WC cloakroom. On the first floor, there are four spacious bedrooms, two enjoying the garden view and two to the front of the property. One of which benefits from an en-suite bathroom. The first floor is serviced by a modern family shower room with a walk-in shower. On the second floor is the principal bedroom, a wonderfully spacious room benefitting from an en-suite bathroom and a built-in storage cupboard with level access to roof storage.OutsideThe property benefits from a beautiful spacious south-facing garden. the garden is mainly laid to lawn with some superbly well-stocked herbaceous borders. There are also some fruit trees to the rear of the garden. The garden has been beautifully landscaped and is a very tranquil setting. There is a terrace area providing ample space for seating and dining. There is a side alley accessing the front of the property ideal for garden waste. To the front of the property is private parking.SituationThe property is situated on St Julian's Avenue which is pleasant quiet street yet only a short flat walk to the centre of town. Ludlow offers an exceptional range of day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, independents shops, cafes, restaurants and much more.The train station is a short distance away and offers the Manchester to Cardiff line, connecting to the wider network. The A49 can be reached at a short distance also. Schooling in the area is very good with primary and secondary schooling in Ludlow. For the private sector, Moor Park, Bedstone College and Lucton School are all within easy reach.Directions: From our office proceed towards Gravel Hill. Continue and turn right signposted for St Julian's Avenue. Continue down the road and find the property on your right hand side indicated by its name plaque.Local Authority: Shropshire Council.Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Council Tax: EWayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves,easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i69744955
This beautiful country home is nestled within the picturesque rural South Shropshire countryside. Immaculately presented and having been considerably improved by the current seller, Greenbank lends itself as an enviable rural retreat, an absolute haven for the keen gardener, or for perhaps those wanting a small menagerie and a piece of the good life. Beautifully and tastefully presented, the property includes a Border Oak Porch, Reception Hall, Open Plan Dining & Sitting Room, Kitchen, Living Room, Utility Room, Ground Floor Shower Room, First Floor Five Bedrooms, Master En Suite Shower Room and Family Bathroom. Greenbank sits on a plot of 1.52 acres, including gardens with stream, and a small elevated paddock to the rear. The property is completed with a Border Oak Double Car Port, along with a further two Outbuildings. We highly advise viewing to fully appreciate this pretty rural spot, along with the quality of the interior. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i71150969
Stoke St Milborough lies about six miles east of Ludlow. Bridgnorth and the West Midland conurbation is within easy commuting distance. The village has an active community with a parish church and village hall and being in an area of outstanding natural beauty, nature and wildlife are prolific.The Croft benefits from gardens to both the front and rear of the property. There is also driveway parking for a number of vehicles. You approach the house via a pathway leading to the front door which opens out into a hallway, an opening to your right gives access to the dining room with quarry tiled flooring, window out over the view and feature fireplace. You are led through to the kitchen/sitting room a fabulous sized room with slate flooring, feature beams and ample light coming in from the two windows and double doors opening out into the rear garden. The kitchen has been fitted with a good range of base and wall units, a large amount of worktop space extending into a breakfast bar with space for stools beneath. There is also an intergrated Rangemaster oven. To the other end of the room is the seating area, which could be used for dining if preferred, there is a beautiful feature open fireplace with red brick surround and Oak mantle above. An archway leads through into a further reception room currently used as a snug, with window to the front elevation and fireplace with electric fire in situ. A door from here leads into a useful downstairs bedroom with a door through to the en suite shower room and also a door to outside.Adjacent to the dining room is a useful utility room offering further worktop space, room for appliances and a door to outside. Stairs rise from the hallway to the upstairs accommodation which comprises of five good sized double bedrooms, many of which enjoy views out over the surrounding countryside and two bathrooms. Outside, the ground is split into an area behind the property and further garden to the frontage. Behind the house is an area of formal garden with seating areas and areas laid to lawn. At the top are a couple of large paddocks, offering the potential for animals. In front of the lane is a further garden, which is predominantly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature shrubs and trees. Outbuildings include a detached cabin and two greenhouses.DirectionsFrom Ludlow take the second exit on the Rocks Green roundabout heading towards Clee Hill. After approximately ½ mile take the left turning towards Bridgnorth. Proceed along this road for approximately 4.5 miles taking the left turning towards Stoke St Milborough. Upon entering the village, the property will be located half way up the bank on the left hand side, just after the turning for Cold Weston. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i71225870
A charming Grade II listed country property with versatile secondary accommodation, land, and stabling. The PropertyLower House is an exquisite Grade II Listed country residence with a charming half-timbered design, featuring sections that trace their origins to the 14th Century. Meticulously restored by the current owners, this home now boasts a successful self-contained three-bedroom holiday rental situated in the farmhouse's original section. The property is nestled within expansive gardens and 4.4 acres of land. Upon entering the property, you step into a spacious conservatory porch, offering ample room. The extensive kitchen area enjoys flagstone flooring and modern fitted units with solid wooden work surfaces. It features a Belfast sink, a Rangemaster Range Cooker, an integrated dishwasher, an integrated fridge, under-counter freezer space, and designated room for a tumble dryer. There is an original fireplace with bread oven and a wood burning stove. The sitting room/ dining area has a large stone fireplace with a gas fireplace. From the dining area, an oak staircase leads to a fabulous master bedroom with a high vaulted ceiling, leaded windows, and an en-suite bathroom with a slipper bath and shower. From the kitchen, a spiral staircase leads to a large landing, which is currently used as a study. There is a mezzanine Double Bedroom and WC. The Holiday Cottage The cottage has a separate entrance but can also be accessed through the kitchen and offers three bedrooms. The flagstoned dining area benefits from exposed timbers and a log-burning stove. The sitting room has original oak flooring and a log burner. There is a door and steps leading down to the Cellar. The kitchen is fitted with units and a Belfast sink. There is space for a cooker and under the counter fridge. On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms, one with a built-in wardrobe and the other with hanging space. There is also a charming single bedroom with a leaded window to the side. The bathroom has a bath with a shower over. The Cottage could easily be incorporated back into the main house to create a larger family home. Outbuildings There is an excellent building that provides self-contained accommodation with a kitchen and spacious bathroom. Adjoining is a workshop constructed with timber, offers valuable storage and functional workspace.OutsideThe gardens include 1.2 acres and a spacious gravel yard/parking area. Fences open to the rear paddock towards the church. Gardens extend to the side. There is an excellent chicken and duck coop in the rear paddock. Solar panels are located in the garden. The ground source heat pump system is situated in the rear paddock, which provides heating to the property.Lot 2This excellent paddock with stables is on the other side of the lane and extends to around 3.2 acres. It is predominantly grass and is utilised for grazing. There is stabling, featuring two singles and a double stable, along with a convenient tack room. All are fitted with electricity and access to water. A part of the paddock is dedicated to a Biomass variety of Willow trees, specifically grown and promising future firewood for all the log burners at Lower House.SituationLower House is situated in Burrington, a quaint village on the border of North Herefordshire and Shropshire, merely 6 miles southwest of the historic Ludlow. The closest village, Leintwardine, is 2.5 miles away and offers a local store, a doctor's surgery, two pubs, and a primary school. The A49 connects you to motorways and other main roads. There is also beautiful countryside on your doorstep offering footpaths and bridleways. Excellent primary and secondary schools in Wigmore which a school bus will collect and drop off. For the private sector Moor Park, Bedstone College and Lucton School are a short drive away.Directions: From Ludlow, River Teme head south and take a right onto Whitecliffe Road. Continue onto Killhouse Road for 3.6 miles. Turn right signposted for Burrington. In 1.1 miles the property is on your right. What3words- ///clings.defected.admitLocal Authority: Herefordshire Council.Services: Borehole water, ground source heat pump, solar panels and septic tank. Fibre internet. Council Tax: Band FWayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i69228258
A beautiful country property occupying an idyllic peaceful setting, situated within 3.53 acres of wonderful gardens fronting onto The Ledwyche Brook. The PropertyVenns Wood is a wonderful country property, offering a beautiful 4-bedroom house with tremendous flexibility, exceptional gardens, outbuildings, woodland and paddocks extending to around 3.53 acres in total. The property occupies an idyllic setting, sat centrally within its secluded plot, surrounded by glorious far-reaching views of Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire countryside.The ground floor accommodation comprises: a large entrance hall with a high ceiling and wooden Parquet flooring. Bedroom four is on this level and has an en-suite shower room. The snug is to the right. On the lower ground floor, the kitchen /breakfast room boasts superb proportions and ample space for dining. It is fitted with built-in units, an induction electric hob and an eye-level oven and grill. There is room for a dishwasher and a double fridge. French doors open onto the stone patio, where there is access to the utility room, with fitted units, a sink and has plumbing for a washing machine and dryer. The dining room boasts good space and French doors opening onto the terrace, ideal for al fresco dining or entertaining. The sitting room is wonderfully light and boasts high ceilings and an open fire. Bi-folding glass doors open onto the garden from the sitting room. There is a WC and walk in cloak cupboard on the lower ground floor. The first floor has three large bedrooms and a study area. Bedroom one offers wonderful views of the garden and further countryside and has en-suite bathroom. Bedroom three has a built-in wardrobe. The landing area which leads to bedroom two can facilitate as a study area or wardrobe. Venns Wood is fitted with fast Full Fibre broadband (FTTP), which is perfect for working from home. The family bathroom benefits from built-in storage and a bath with a shower.Outside Venns Wood sits within around 3.53 acres. The front and rear gardens have been landscaped to an exceptional standard and comprise superbly well stocked herbaceous borders and shrubbery and a mature woodland leading down to the river, which is a haven for wildlife. The large terrace area stretches out the length of the property and steps down onto a wooden decking that leads to the garden. There are two ponds. There is a garage and ample space for parking. The paddock has a number of fruit trees. Two of the four stables are currently being used as a workshop and gym, however, they could easily revert to stable use again. They have electricity, water and a concrete yard. The pole barn offers storage and with a high entrance, this allows for any high vehicles.SituationVenns Wood is situated in the rural hamlet of Greete, surrounded by rolling countryside with some of the most beautiful views in Shropshire. A short distance away is the historic market town of Ludlow, offering all of the day-to-day amenities required including supermarkets, shops, pubs, restaurants and much more. There is a train station in Ludlow connecting to the wider network and the M5 is just under an hours drive away. There is good schooling in the nearby towns. For the private sector Moor Park, Bedstone College and Lucton School are all within reachable distance.Directions: From Ludlow follow the road signposted for Caynham. Continue for about 1.4 miles and at the junction turn left. Continue for about 0.5 miles to Caynham Village Hall. Turn right signposted for Greete. Continue for 1.4 miles to Stoke Farm and turn right on the bend. Continue up the track passing through a column of tall Poplar trees. Venns Wood is on the right-hand side. What3words-///extensive.iceberg.eatsLocal Authority: Shropshire Council.Services: Shared mains supply water. Mains electricity. Private drainage. Oil central heating. Full Fibre Broadband (FTTP) Council Tax: Band FWayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i70751852
A charming Grade II listed country property with versatile secondary accommodation, land, and stabling. The PropertyLower House is an exquisite Grade II Listed country residence with a charming half-timbered design, featuring sections that trace their origins to the 14th Century. Meticulously restored by the current owners, this home now boasts a successful self-contained three-bedroom holiday rental situated in the farmhouse's original section. The property is nestled within expansive gardens and 4.4 acres of land. Upon entering the property, you step into a spacious conservatory porch, offering ample room. The extensive kitchen area enjoys flagstone flooring and modern fitted units with solid wooden work surfaces. It features a Belfast sink, a Rangemaster Range Cooker, an integrated dishwasher, an integrated fridge, under-counter freezer space, and designated room for a tumble dryer. There is an original fireplace with bread oven and a wood burning stove. The sitting room/ dining area has a large stone fireplace with a gas fireplace. From the dining area, an oak staircase leads to a fabulous master bedroom with a high vaulted ceiling, leaded windows, and an en-suite bathroom with a slipper bath and shower. From the kitchen, a spiral staircase leads to a large landing, which is currently used as a study. There is a mezzanine Double Bedroom and WC. The Holiday Cottage The cottage has a separate entrance but can also be accessed through the kitchen and offers three bedrooms. The flagstoned dining area benefits from exposed timbers and a log-burning stove. The sitting room has original oak flooring and a log burner. There is a door and steps leading down to the Cellar. The kitchen is fitted with units and a Belfast sink. There is space for a cooker and under the counter fridge. On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms, one with a built-in wardrobe and the other with hanging space. There is also a charming single bedroom with a leaded window to the side. The bathroom has a bath with a shower over. The Cottage could easily be incorporated back into the main house to create a larger family home. Outbuildings There is an excellent building that provides self-contained accommodation with a kitchen and spacious bathroom. Adjoining is a workshop constructed with timber, offers valuable storage and functional workspace.OutsideThe gardens include 1.2 acres and a spacious gravel yard/parking area. Fences open to the rear paddock towards the church. Gardens extend to the side. There is an excellent chicken and duck coop in the rear paddock. Solar panels are located in the garden. The ground source heat pump system is situated in the rear paddock, which provides heating to the property.Lot 2This excellent paddock with stables is on the other side of the lane and extends to around 3.2 acres. It is predominantly grass and is utilised for grazing. There is stabling, featuring two singles and a double stable, along with a convenient tack room. All are fitted with electricity and access to water. A part of the paddock is dedicated to a Biomass variety of Willow trees, specifically grown and promising future firewood for all the log burners at Lower House.SituationLower House is situated in Burrington, a quaint village on the border of North Herefordshire and Shropshire, merely 6 miles southwest of the historic Ludlow. The closest village, Leintwardine, is 2.5 miles away and offers a local store, a doctor's surgery, two pubs, and a primary school. The A49 connects you to motorways and other main roads. There is also beautiful countryside on your doorstep offering footpaths and bridleways. Excellent primary and secondary schools in Wigmore which a school bus will collect and drop off. For the private sector Moor Park, Bedstone College and Lucton School are a short drive away.Directions: From Ludlow, River Teme head south and take a right onto Whitecliffe Road. Continue onto Killhouse Road for 3.6 miles. Turn right signposted for Burrington. In 1.1 miles the property is on your right. What3words- ///clings.defected.admitLocal Authority: Herefordshire Council.Services: Borehole water, ground source heat pump, solar panels and septic tank. Fibre internet. Council Tax: Band FWayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i69407520
One of Ludlow's most exciting opportunities either as an outstanding private house or to create up to eight houses sitting in 11.84 acres. The PropertyLudford House is one of Ludlow's most exciting, historic and outstanding properties situated just south of Ludlow. The history of the property originally dates back to the 13th century with most of today's Ludford House dating from the late Elizabethan/early Jacobean period with later additions. The house is built of a combination of materials including stone, brick and a timber frame under a tiled roof. The property is situated within an astonishing and rare 11.84 acres of beautiful gardens and grounds. The property offers a unique combination of peaceful private living just a stone's throw from all that vibrant Ludlow has to offer.Ludford House is the main house, which fronts onto the courtyard, but all the secondary houses and potential other houses also front onto the courtyard.Current SituationLudford House itself has been empty for over 20 years and is in need of a thorough modernisation and renovation programme. The main house is over 10,000 square foot and was formally one superb family home. There are some particularly fine reception rooms. Adjoining Ludford House is The Gate House and Charlton House, both derelict. Fronting on to the courtyard are Foxe and Lechmere Houses. These houses are in good condition and currently lived in. Both have private gardens laid to lawn.PlanningPlanning was granted in May 2016 for the conversion of Ludford House in to seven dwellings including The Gate House. In addition to Foxe & Lechmere House, Charlton House was, some years ago occupied and could make a further dwelling. The application is no: 15/00950/LBC. Further details and a planning package are available from the agents.Planning numbers15/00950/LBC15/00949/FULSS/1/05/17322/FSS/1/05/16994/FOutsideThe properties benefit from extensive gardens and grounds extending to around 11.84 acres in total. The vast majority of the grounds lie to the east and south, where there are large areas of outstanding lawns and woodland.This would be the largest private garden within walking distance of Ludlow. There is a small area of ground that is owned on the other side of the road. The property is approached by a substantial electric wooden door that leads into the impressive courtyard. There are two garages within the courtyard. There is also pedestrian access to St Giles' Church, to the north of Ludford House.SituationLudford House has a majestic facade sitting just a stone's throw from Ludlow's town centre. The property occupies a private, peaceful setting yet within walking distance to all Ludlow has to offer. Ludlow is a vibrant and historic market town that offers an exceptional range of day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, independents shops, cafes, restaurants and much more.For a wider range of shopping and leisure, Hereford and Shrewsbury can both be reached at around 50 minutes away. There is a train station in Ludlow which offers the Manchester to Cardiff line. The A49 can be reached at a short distance, connecting to the wider network.Schooling in the area is very good with primary and secondary schooling in Ludlow. For the private sector, Moor Park, Bedstone College and Lucton School are all within easy reach.Directions: From our office proceed down Old Street and follow the road around to the right, continue left over Ludford Bridge past The Charlton Arms and find the property on your left hand side, enter through the archway, we will open the gates.Local Authority: Shropshire Council.Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Council Tax: Ludford House - GCharlton House: DSt Giles House: EAGENTS NOTES - PLEASE NOTE THAT LOTS 2 & 3 WILL NOT BE SOLD BEFORE LOT 1. IN THE EVENT THAT LOTS 2 & 3 ARE SOLD SEPARATLEY, VARIOUS COVENANTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY WILL BE IMPOSED. FURTHER DETAILS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM THE AGENTS.Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i71146926
42 Mill Street is one of the fine three storey Georgian townhouses that are on the west side of the street and therefore enjoy views out toward Whitcliffe and Mortimer Forest to the rear. The front door from Mill Street opens onto a passage that runs through to the rear garden with a further door opening into the hallway, off which the ground floor rooms of dining room, snug, kitchen / breakfast room and garden room are found. An elegant staircase rises through the house to the first and second floor with a sky light above providing natural light throughout. The kitchen / breakfast room is well fitted with a range of units and an electric Aga. A doorway opens into a large utility with WC to the rear of the house where there is a second sink and more storage. There is a large cellar that provides extensive storage area. On the first floor is an elegant drawing room of excellent proportions that has two large sash windows and an attractive fireplace. There is a family / TV room to the rear and a study off, with views down the walled garden, over roof tops to the hills beyond. A bedroom and bathroom are also on this floor. On the second floor are the main bedroom with en suite bathroom, two further double bedrooms and a separate shower room. Throughout the house are an abundance of period features and detail that make for an elegant home in the heart of Ludlow.OutsideThe walled garden has a wonderful outlook from the terrace, down the lawn and over rooftops towards the countryside beyond.The gardens are mainly laid to lawn, interspersed with paths, trees, shrubs and borders with walls to either side and to the rear boundary. It has south westerly elevation.Situated on one of Ludlow's most prestigious streets and easily accessible for all that the town has to offer: just a stone's throw from the vibrant Market Square. The town offers many day-to-day amenities including many local shops, pubs, restaurants, doctors and hospital. There is a train station in Ludlow at around half a mile away. To the south is the Cathedral city of Hereford and the county town of Shrewsbury is to the north, both offering a wider range of amenities.A short distance away is the Millenium Green, River Teme and Whitcliffe beyond beautiful parts of the town that offer wonderful areas for walks and recreation. For schooling, there are primary and secondary schooling in Ludlow. For the private sector, Moor Park, Bedstone College and Hereford Cathedral are all notable schools within easy reach.Distances Market Square 0.1 miles, Hereford 23 miles, Shrewsbury 29 miles(Distances and time approximate).Directions (Postcode SY8 1BG)From the Market Square proceed down Mill Street and you will find the property on the right-hand side indicated by its number plaque. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i69951736
The propertyA wonderful Grade ll listed country house in an idyllic village only 4 miles from the centre of Ludlow. Church House consists of an old timber framed farmhouse (now described as the Cottage), to which was added the main Georgian House about 1785 with early 19th century additions. The current custodians have been in the house for over 40 years, it has been a much loved and happy family home. Whilst it would benefit from some modernisation, it is a prominent house in the area, occupying a lovely position overlooking its own grounds, and would lend itself to modern life extremely well. The accommodation offers some superb reception rooms, with generous dimensions, high ceilings and large windows allowing for lots of natural light, and views. The flow through the main house is good, and there are some lovely period details running throughout. The Cottage can be occupied separately and was let by the previous owners as holiday accommodation.A central entrance hall leads into the drawing room with the original fireplace and French doors leading onto the main garden enjoying open views over the garden and ha-ha to fields beyond. The generous dining room with fireplace and views to the front is on the opposite side of the hall. A smaller double aspect sitting room with fireplace has French doors to the south facing terrace, as does the kitchen, which also boasts a large larder room. An adjacent music room is a good size, with stone fireplace and French doors to the terrace, and would make for an excellent kitchen (existing kitchen then being used as a back kitchen/utility - subject to any necessary consents). The Cottage consists of a further sitting room/snug/family room leading off the existing music room and giving access to a rear hall, back stairs, and a secondary kitchen/utility. On the first floor there are 3 bedrooms and family bathroom in the main house and a further 2 bedrooms and bathroom in the Cottage. On the second floor of the main house there are a further 3 double bedrooms and family bathroom, plus a spacious box room and access to a large loft/attic. Both upper floors have bright, spacious landings with picture sash windows making the most of the extensive views.Studio FlatThere is a fantastic one bedroom flat. It has a superb open plan living area full of oak beamwork and plenty of space and character. Forming part of the original stable and coach house block, it is situated above the double garage, workshop and stables/storage area with its own staircase entrance. Access is by the separate driveway to the rear of the property, which is also shared with two adjoining properties. The flat can either be used (subject to any necessary consents) as an annexe to the main house, a holiday let or a long term tenancy for additional income.Local Authority: Shropshire CouncilServices: Mains electricity and water, The Cottage and Flat have their own electricity supply with separate meters. Oil fired central heating in the main house, storage heaters in the Cottage and LPG heating in the Flat. Fibre optic broadband in the house and Flat. Private drainage for all. We understand that this may not comply with current regulations.Council Tax: Main house - Band G, Flat - Band BFixtures and Fittings: Only those items known as fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale. Other items may be available by separate negotiation.Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: Theproperty is being sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights including; rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water and electricity supplies and other rights and obligations, easements and quasi-easements and restrictive covenants and all existing and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains, water and gas and other pipes whether referred to in these particulars or not.Guide Price: £1,150,000OutsideA private driveway brings you to the front of the property with plenty of parking and turning space. The Church of St Andrew is a attractive feature to the front of the house and there is right of access for all church purposes over the main driveway and parking area. The main garden is mostly laid to lawn, with shrub beds and borders, and a ha-ha draws the eye to the far field and views. The brick wall along with western side of the garden offers privacy and shelter from wind. A small pond on theterrace, is a very pretty feature. To the eastern boundary runs the river Teme, set well below the surrounding field levels. Church House owns the fishing rights to the middle of the river. The two fields are currently let on separate grazing licences to a local farmers for sheep grazing.LocationChurch House is in the quaint village of Ashford Bowdler which has a church and an active community with neighbouring Ashford Carbonell. Just 4 miles away is the historic market town of Ludlow, offering all the everyday facilities including vibrant festivals, historic castle, interesting architecture and well reputed pubs and restaurants. Independent shops, deli's, cafes, butchers and greengrocers occupy the charming streets. Regular markets can be found through the buzzy market square.The A49 provides good access to the national road network. Ludlow is on the main Cardiff to Manchester railway line with connections to Birmingham and London. There are some good independent and local schools; Moor Park, Lucton and Hereford Cathedral to name a few. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i70065775
An Impressive Detached 4 Double Bedroom House set within 2 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds, including 2 bedroom detached annexe, triple barn/garaging complex and far reaching private countryside views.Main House: Entrance Hall Sitting Room Dining Room Kitchen/Dining/Family Room Utility Room Downstairs Shower Room 2 Double Bedrooms with Ensuite 3rd Double Bedroom with Jack & Jill Ensuite 4th Double Bedroom with Ensuite WC Large Landing Cupboard Detached Annexe: Entrance Hall Open Plan Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room Bedroom 1 with Ensuite Bedroom 2 Bathroom Dual Wardrobe Storage Grounds: Approx. 2 Acre Total Plot Sweeping Wrap-Around Gardens Triple Barn Complex With Garage/Workshop, Dutch Barn, Garden Equipment Barn & Partially Enclosed Log Store This captivating residence boasts a detached two-bedroom lodge/annexe, as well as a detached Dutch barn that comes with additional attached secured barns. The main house, annexe and barns combined provide in excess of 6,000 sq. ft. Enjoy breath-taking panoramic views from the property, which is nestled within its own private grounds. The grand and stately four-bedroom, four ensuite, detached home is set in the idyllic rural countryside, offering magnificent commanding views. Meticulously maintained by its current owners, this exquisite property enjoys attractive brickwork detail that showcases its superb construction dating back to 1991. Ideally situated on a charming country lane between the sought-after village of Orleton and the convenient A49, the village itself offers an array of amenities such as pubs, a church, primary school, doctors, shop, and post office. The Property Entrance Hall Stepping inside, the property exudes a sense of elegance with its impressive oak staircase in the entrance lobby, with doors leading into all reception rooms. Sitting Room The Sitting Room is generously spacious at over 9m in length, with fitted carpets, front aspect bay window and glazed sliding doors at the rear opening out to the garden. Features a cosy Clearview wood burning stove with handcrafted bespoke natural bath limestone fire surround. Kitchen/Dining/Family Room At the heart of the home, the kitchen features a striking brick arch with a charming 4-oven Aga nestled beneath it, evoking the essence of a true country kitchen. Either side are a cascade of solid wood cupboard units, complimented by black laminate countertops, with integrated dishwasher, fridge and composite sink & a half with drainer. Dual rear aspect triple windows take advantage of the glorious countrywide landscape, while there is ample space in this large family room for a dining table and sofa suite. Utility Room The well-proportioned utility boasts an additional electric cooker and ceramic hob, along with ample space and plumbing for white goods. This practical space is also ideal for taking off muddy boots after exploring the stunning surrounding countryside. Downstairs Shower Room Additional fully tiled toilet, basin and walk-in shower room conveniently located off the utility. Bedroom 1 with Ensuite The principal bedroom is carpeted and benefits from integrated wardrobes and double aspect windows, allowing plenty of natural light to flood the space. The luxurious ensuite is fully tiled, with a walk-through shower WC, basin with LED mirror, chrome towel radiator and underfloor heating. Bedroom 2 with Ensuite Further executive double bedroom suite, with fitted carpets, integral wardrobe and wide front aspect window. The fully tiled Ensuite includes glazed corner shower, basin with LED mirror and WC. Bedroom 3 The third bedroom has direct access into the main bathroom, which operates as a Jack & Jill ensuite. Enjoys lovely rear aspect views, fully fitted wardrobe and airing cupboard. Bathroom Fitted in a contemporary white suite, the bathroom is fully tiled and includes freestanding bath, WC, basin with LED mirror and chrome towel radiator. Dual door access from both the landing and bedroom 3. Bedroom 4 The final bedroom sees light pour in through its wide front aspect triple window and is fitted in wall-to-wall book shelving. Includes integral wardrobe and ensuite WC with toilet, basin, wall cabinet and LED mirror. 'The Lodge' Detached Annexe Nestled to the front side of the main house is a charming detached timber clad lodge. This delightful 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom annexe offers great potential for generating a profitable Airbnb or rental income, as well as the option for independent multi-generational living. With ample space, this annexe could even be utilised for a home-based business. Outside The property is enveloped by its own generous grounds, spanning approximately 2 acres, which include beautifully kept mature gardens and a small paddock with a selection of fruit trees. A magnificent detached formal Dutch barn, as well as an adjoining garage/workshop provide ample space for all your storage and recreational needs. Additionally, a wood store and garden equipment barn complete this magnificent property. True to the grandeur of the property, the front is framed by a large circular driveway and charming red brick pump house, adding to the character of this enchanting estate. The mature trees that adorn the grounds offer shaded areas, providing respite from the sun on warm days, particularly beneficial as the property is south-facing. This remarkable property epitomises the tranquillity and serenity of countryside living, while benefiting from the amenities and active community of the well-serviced village just a short distance away. Practicalities Herefordshire Council Tax Band 'E'Oil-Fired Central HeatingDouble Glazed ThroughoutMains ElectricityPrivate Water (Bore Hole)Private Drainage (Septic Tank)Fibre Broadband Available Directions From Leominster, proceed north on the A49 towards Ludlow and continue for 4 miles. Just after the village of Ashton, turn left into Tunnel Lane and continue for 1.5 miles. The property can be found on the right-hand side shortly after crossing a small bridge. What3Words: ///flag.delighted.cracking For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i71133118
An attractive period home built from local stone and believed to date back to 1850, it was once home to the Inchiquin family who owned the local estate and was renovated extensively by the previous owners between 2015 to 2021 to create an exceptional country home in a glorious position with well-planned accommodation with a great balance of period features and modern comforts. The current owners have invested in PV panels, air source heat pumps and a Tesla battery to ensure the property is efficient to run.Hanway Lodge has excellent reception rooms with a large drawing room with a wood burning stove set into the stone fireplace, bay window and a bank of folding doors that open onto the large terrace to the rear of the house. There is also a dining room and a snug, both with fireplaces and at the heart of the house a superb kitchen / breakfast / family room. This has been fitted out with an excellent range of cupboards and drawers with integrated appliances as well as having a large central island / breakfast bar. It is a room that opens into the family space. There is a utility / pantry, and the rear hallway is tiled and has plenty of storage cupboards and WC / shower room off it. There is also access into the workshop, stores, and garage.On the first floor there is a large principal bedroom suite that has a dressing room, wardrobes and en suite bathroom. There are three further bedrooms accessed off the landing and they share the shower room. If further bedrooms are required there is scope to convert the rooms over the garage and workshop that are currently used as storage space.Hanway BarnA superbly converted barn that was granted permission to be used as a holiday let, although the current owners have permission for it to be used as an annex for a relative to live in. There is great scope for this to be income producing as a holiday let. It has a sitting room, kitchen, WC and rear hall with a large bedroom and wet room on the first floor. Outside it has its own private terrace to the rear. As a holiday let it would appeal to those wishing to explore the wonderful countryside on the doorstep and explore the nearby market towns.Garden and GroundsThe five-bar gate is electrically opened via intercom onto the sweeping driveway that leads up to the house where there is parking for a good number of cars. A garage and store adjoin the converted barn and there is also the garage that adjoins the house. There is an electric vehicle charging point fitted.The gardens wrap around the house with stone walls, mature hedging and fences enclosing them. To the front of the house is a lawn with pathways leading to the side of the house through flower beds and borders. The large terrace looks up the valley and over the wild meadow bank.Hanway Lodge is in the valley accessed via a no through lane with just a handful of properties and having close access onto Hanway Common and into Mortimers Forest giving access for many wonderful walks through a series of bridleways and footpaths. Batchcott is a cluster of houses near to the village of Richards Castle, a poplar village with a public house, village hall and a thriving and active community on the Shropshire Herefordshire border. The market town of Ludlow is just a short drive away and is home to a wide range of facilities that caters for day to day needs with retail, cafes, pubs and restaurants as well as having a railway station on the Manchester to Cardiff line. There are a number of good schools in the area, both private and state with Moor Park prep being just a two-minute drive from the house. The Cathedral city of Hereford is to the south and has a wider range of facilities. Distances Ludlow 2.9 miles. Hereford 22 miles. Birmingham International Airport and Railway station 55 miles. (Distances and time approximate).Directions (Postcode SY8 4EB)Leave Ludlow on the Overton Road (B4361) and turn signposted Richards Castle for about 1.4 miles. On the bend, turn right into the no through lane and continue to the end where you will see the driveway ahead of you. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i68539675
A sublime Grade-II listed property boasting a wealth of character and grandeur situated within the heart of Ludlow's town centre. The Property11 Corve Street is quite possibly one of Ludlow's finest properties. The accommodation is beautifully appointed and is a fine example of a true Georgian property, boasting a wealth of character and period features throughout. Features including significantly high ceilings with detailed plasterwork and cornices, idyllic sash windows and beautiful original wooden flooring. The property offers exceptional proportions and occupies a wonderful position with views of the historic Ludlow Castle. Upon entering the property, you are welcomed to a grand long reception hall with an imposing wooden staircase. To the left, archways extend the reception hall where there is space for seating and a fireplace. The sitting room is an impressive room offering tremendous proportions. There is a beautiful marble fireplace with a fender housing a gas stove. There are built-in bookcases and a curved wall leads in to the drawing room. The drawing room also houses a marble fireplace with a gas stove. French doors enjoy views of the exquisite gardens and open on to the terrace area. The dining room is a grand room and leads to the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen has a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and is fully fitted with bespoke units with granite worktops. There are integrated appliances including a Neff oven, microwave and dishwasher, a gas-fired AGA and a fridge/freezer. There are French doors leading to the terrace, ideal for seasonal al-fresco dining and entertaining. There is a useful cloakroom with a WC and basin. Stairs lead down to the extensive cellarage, which offers tremendous storage, space for washing facilities and wine storage. On the first floor, the principal bedroom offers wonderful proportions and benefits from a en-suite bathroom. There are three further spacious bedrooms, two benefitting from en-suite bathrooms. Bedroom 2 is currently used as a study by the vendors. On the second floor, there is a separate living area with a kitchenette, fitted with units and appliances including a gas hob and ovens. There is a sitting room, a bedroom and a bathroom. On the third floor, there are wonderful attic rooms which offer further bedrooms, storage and a bathroom.OutsideThe property has an exceptionally beautiful walled garden that is mainly laid to lawn with some wonderfully well stocked herbaceous borders. The garden has been carefully landscaped and is particularly spacious. There is a terrace area which is idyllic for al-fresco dining and seating. There is a rotating summer house to enjoy the sun at every point of the day. There are useful brick outbuildings providing further storage. There is a side alleyway with access to Corve Street, ideal for bin storage. Please note the garden ornaments are not included in the sale.SituationThe property is situated on Corve Street which is only a very short walk to the centre of town. Ludlow offers an exceptional range of day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, independents shops, cafes, restaurants and much more.The train station is a very short distance away and offers the Manchester to Cardiff line, connecting to the wider network. The A49 can be reached at a short distance also. There is street parking on Corve Street and a residents' parking permit can be acquired from Shropshire Council. There are also season tickets available for nearby Council carparks.Directions: From our office proceed down Corve Street and find the property on the left hand side indicated by its number plaque. Local Authority: Shropshire Council.Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and draiage. Council Tax: HWayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ludlow-d197218/for-sale_i69369861
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