A Beautifully Presented, Extended Family Home Refurbished and Upgraded Spacious Accommodation 5 Bedrooms Cul De Sac Location Large Rear Gardens Ample Parking and Garage Viewing Highly Recommended Located in the popular village of Sutton St Nicholas, which lies approximately five miles north east of the cathedral city of Hereford. The village offers a primary school, church, village hall and inn. The property lies within close proximity to Moreton on Lugg and Marden. The local villages benefit from local pubs, shops, post office and regular bus service into Hereford City where a comprehensive selection of amenities, shops, recreational and educational facilities can be found. It is also within close proximity to the renowned Brockington Hall Golf Club, and Hampton Court Castle and Gardens is a short drive away. The newly fitted front entrance door to leads into the entrance porch with porcelain flooring, an inner door leads through to the dining area with oak laminate flooring, alcove with wood burning stove, beamed inset and stairs leading to the first floor. The living room has a flame gas fire, marble and bespoke oak mantle surround, wall lighting, double glazed doors lead through to the delightful garden room with under floor heating and lovely garden and patio views. The kitchen is fitted with a bespoke range of wall and base units incorporating quartz work surfaces, soft close cupboards and drawers, Bosch induction hob with black screen surround, extractor, island unit with bar and quartz surfaces, cupboards and wine storage with additional work surface space. Space for American style fridge, downlighting. A door to the rear covered walkway which links the main accommodation to the garage and has doors to the front, rear and garden. Leading from the walkway is a useful cloakroom and utility room with plumbing for washing machine and further work surface. Access to the garage with garage with up and over door, good ceiling height and extra width, power and lighting. There are two downstairs bedrooms with windows to the front. Stairs lead to the first floor landing with walk in airing cupboard with combi boiler. The main bedroom has a pitched ceiling with velux style window, access to extensive under eaves storage, laminate flooring and window to the rear. Bedroom Two has a part pitched ceiling and useful recess, plus under eaves and walk in attic storage. Bedroom three is a pleasant room overlooking the rear gardens with built in double wardrobe, laminate flooring. The shower room is fully tiled, superb specification with wide bore and ancillary shower, tiling, heated towel rail, contemporary style WC and wash hand basin. There is also a family bathroom which is fully tiled with contemporary styled bath, WC , wash hand basin and chrome heated towel rail. To the front of the property is a paved bricked area with double gated access providing a generous car parking area. Further double gated access to additional parking/caravan area and providing access to the aforementioned garage. The property enjoys a particularly spacious corner location with extensive lawned gardens with feature raised floral and shrub borders. To the far side, further close boarded fencing and gated access to the front and an outside power point. The private drainage has been upgraded to a treatment plant. In the far corner, gated access to an additional garden area with leylandii which provides an additional useful wood storage and compost area. There is a paved pathway leading to the timber clad garden room area with seating area and bar recess, power and lighting. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_sutton-st-nicholas-d592782/for-sale_i70708684
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The Woodlands is a beautiful residential property situated in the popular village of Broome near Craven Arms. Nestled in the heart of the countryside, this exceptional home offers a harmonious blend of modern comfort and natural beauty. With its picturesque surroundings, spacious living areas, and modern design, The Woodlands presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a tranquil and comfortable lifestyle.This impressive detached family home is situated on a generous plot, providing ample space and privacy with stables and outbuildings. The Woodlands boasts a warm and welcoming atmosphere, combining modern style with traditional charm. As you approach the property, you will be immediately struck by its attractive appearance and the peaceful ambiance of its surroundings.This property offers an enviable lifestyle for those seeking tranquility and style, pleasant local walks are on your doorstep, you have immediate access to the open countryside to enjoy walking, running and cycling routes in Broome. The local amenities of Craven Arms are approximately 3 miles away, to include a large supermarket, local independent shops, hairdresser, primary school, doctors surgery, library, gym, cafes, public houses, mainline railway station and good transport links via the A49. Don't miss the chance to make The Woodlands your dream home, viewing essential by appointment with Samuel Wood. EPC 'D'.Upon entering, you will find yourself in a spacious hallway, the accommodation consist of a lounge, kitchen / dining room, conservatory, boot room, shower room, study, 3 / 4 bedrooms, 1 en-suite and house bathroom. Described in more detail as follows: -Entrance - From the substantial driveway and parking area, paved steps lead to a double glazed uPVC front door with opaque glass under a door canopy and intoReception Hall - 3.09 x 2.08 (10'1 x 6'9) - A good sized reception hallway, with stairs rising to first floor understairs cupboard and quarry tile flooring. A door leads toStudy / Bedroom 4 - 2.96 x 2.74 (9'8 x 8'11) - The study could be re-purposed as a bedroom, with laminate flooring, exposed timber ceiling beam, centre ceiling light and double glazed window overlooking front garden,Lounge - 3.87 x 3.86 (12'8 x 12'7) - The lounge offers a well-proportioned reception room, perfect for entertaining guests or relaxing with the family. Two large windows flood the room with natural light, enhancing the bright and airy atmosphere. Having a feature fireplace inset with wood burning stove on slate hearth, with hard flooring, exposed ceiling timber, centre ceiling lights and wall lights.Kitchen / Dining Room - 8.88 x 3.86 (29'1 x 12'7) - The property features a traditional kitchen fitted with built-in appliances including a dish washer, fridge / freezer, ample storage space from base and wall units, sleek wooden countertops inset with 1.5 bowl sink unit with mixer filler, ceramic hob with extractor unit above, tiled splashbacks, quarry tile flooring, ceiling downlights and window out to the boot room. A utility area sits to one end of the kitchen with planned space and plumbing for washing machine, a separate dining area provides an ideal space for enjoying family meals or hosting dinner parties, with quarry tile flooring, exposed timber ceiling beam and double internal doors to lounge. From here, through double doors you can access theConservatory - 4.23 x 2.93 (13'10 x 9'7) - Having a low wall and being of uPVC construction with double glazing and polycarbonate roof. With tile flooring and a uPVC door leading to the garden.Shower Room - 2.57 x 0.72 (8'5 x 2'4) - Having a suite in white consisting of wash hand basin, shower enclosure with electric shower fitted and W.C. With tiled splash areas, centre ceiling light and window with opaque glass to side aspect.Boot Room - 4.80 x 1.40 (15'8 x 4'7) - Being of uPVC construction matching that of the conservatory, this entryway is a designated space for storage of outdoor gear, such as boots, shoes, coats and umbrellas. This useful area also has further space for appliances if required.First Floor - Stairs ascend from the hall to a gallery landing, the first floor of The Woodlands offers a house bathroom and three generously sized bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and privacy, with one having an en-suite shower room. There is also ladder access to a boarded loft space.Bedroom 1 - 3.87 x 3.79 (12'8 x 12'5) - The master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom, creating a private retreat for relaxation. Having two double glazed windows bringing in lots of natural light, a centre ceiling light and fitted carpet. A wooden internal door leads toEn-Suite Shower Room - 2.97 x 0.75 (9'8 x 2'5) - Having a suite in white consisting of wash hand basin, shower enclosure with Triton electric shower fitted and W.C. With tiled splash areas, centre ceiling light and window with opaque glass to side aspect.Bedroom 2 - 5.77 x 2.74 (18'11 x 8'11) - Benefiting from dual aspect dormer windows to front and rear elevations bringing in an abundance of natural light, exposed timber ceiling beams add character to this spacious room, also having airing cupboard housing the water cylinder for domestic hot water and slatted shelves for laundry.Bedroom 3 - 4.24 x 3.67 (13'10 x 12'0) - A light room having two double glazed windows to rear elevation, fitted carpet, centre ceiling lights and ceiling downlights.House Bathroom - 2.57 x 1.75 (8'5 x 5'8) - A well appointed bathroom comprising of a suite in white of pedestal wash hand basin, W.C. and curved panel bath with electric shower fitted with shower screen. Contemporary styling with tiled walls with decorative strip, exposed ceiling timber beam, ceiling downlights, fitted carpet and a dormer window with opaque glass to rear outlook.Outside - The Woodlands is set on a spacious plot, with well-maintained gardens enveloping the property. The rear garden offers a peaceful oasis, featuring a well-manicured lawn, mature trees, garden pond, a patio area and decking area ideal for al fresco dining or lounging. The front of the property provides off-road parking on the driveway for multiple vehicles, a caravan or motorhome, leading to a garage with ample storage space and workshop. To the far end of the extensive garden is a stable block, having 3 stables and a tack room. All outbuildings benefit from lighting and power, the garden is enclosed by mature hedges and fencing to the rear.Services Connected To The Property - We understand mains water, mains electricity with a septic tank and oil-fired central heating are connected to the property, along with solar panels on the main house and shed, metered separately. Windows and doors are double glazed. Telephone and Broadband to BT regulations, estimated broadband speeds are standard 15Mbps, superfast 80Mbps.Tenure - We understand that the property is Freehold.Local Authority - Shropshire Council, The Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY2 6NDTel: Out Of Hours Enquiries - Please phone Andy Price on: Email: Viewings - Contact Craven Arms Office on: Email: Referral Fees - Samuel Wood routinely refers vendors and purchasers to providers of conveyancing and financial services, we may receive fees from them as declared in our Referral Fees Disclosure Form.Agent's Note - This property has been fitted with solar panels. Please ask the office if you require further details.Mortgage Services - We offer no obligation mortgage and financial services through Hilltop Mortgages Solutions, please ask a member of our team for further details. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_aston-on-clun-d551954/for-sale_i68421963
A wonderful opportunity to purchase an individual 4 bedroom, detached family home set in this picturesque position within the Shropshire countryside with a generous private plot and fabulous long distance panoramic views.Directions - DIRECTIONSOn entering the village of Cleobury Mortimer on the A4117 proceed through the village past the turning for the Tenbury Road and continue through Hopton Wafers and proceed up the hill and past the garage, Premiere Fuels. Continue for a short distance into Doddington where the property will be found, set back from the main road on the right-hand side, as indicated by the agents For Sale board.Location - Pineridge is beautifully positioned set back from the main road between Cleobury Mortimer and Ludlow. The property is set within lovely countryside and has stunning long-distance views towards Herefordshire. Cleobury Mortimer offers a range of shops and cafes, primary and secondary schools, golf course and sports centre, the town provides all of the everyday facilities expected with the added bonus of some popular pubs and restaurants.A little further afield to the east is the historic market town of Ludlow famed for its restaurants, independent shops and vibrant festivals. Additional services and amenities can be found at Kidderminster, Bewdley, Worcester and Birmingham. The surrounding countryside offers an abundance of sporting and recreational opportunities including many fine walks.Introduction - Having been constructed by the current owners in 1997, Pine Ridge offers well-proportioned and beautifully cared for family accommodation set in this attractive, raised position offering fabulous long distance rural views. There are four bedrooms and two bathrooms to the first floor with two reception rooms, a farmhouse style fitted kitchen diner and breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom & conservatory to the ground floor. Nestled within mature gardens extending to approximately ½ an acre with parking and a detached double garage with room above. An Internal Inspection is Essential.Full Details - The main entrance to the front is accessed via a stepped and covered entrance porch with external courtesy lighting via part solid wooden, part obscure double glazed entrance door into the reception hall.Reception Hall - Being light and spacious with two radiators, power points, ceiling mounted light fittings, straight flight staircase to the first floor and access to the living room, dining room and kitchen.Living Room - With a fabulous feature exposed stone recessed fire place with log burning stove, tiled hearth and exposed wooden timber over. There is dual aspect UPVC double glazed windows and French doors with fabulous long-distance views to the front and attractive outlook to the rear, opening out to the private rear garden and a paved patio. There is access into the dining room via double doors with additional access from the reception hall.Rear Dining Room - With radiator, power points, ceiling mounted light fitting and UPVC double glazed windows overlooking the private rear garden.Fitted Kitchen - The farm house style kitchen is beautifully presented with fully tiled floor, solid wooden work surfaces with matching base and eye level units, ceramic Belfast sink with mixer tap and extensively tiled surround. There are attractive exposed brick features and exposed wall and ceiling timbers with plenty of space for a dining table and chairs and opening to the breakfast room.Front Breakfast Room - With UPVC double glazed windows offering fantastic long-distance views towards Herefordshire. There is a radiator, TV aerial point, power points and log burning stove on a raised tiled hearth.Utility Room - Situated off the kitchen and having a continuation of tiled flooring with rolled top work surface with inset stainless-steel sink, single drainer, mixer tap and tiled surround. There are base and eye level units, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine, tumble dryer and further space for a larder style fridge freezer. There is a ceiling mounted light fitting, UPVC double glazed window, radiator and an oil-fired central heating boiler.Cloakroom - Having continuation of tiled flooring, low level close coupled WC, wash hand basin with tiled splash back, radiator, ceiling mounted light fitting and obscure UPVC double glazed window to the front aspect.Rear Conservatory - Being of part brick construction with tiled floor and two pedestrian doors accessing the attractive gardens. There are wall mounted light fittings and power points.Gallery Style Landing - With radiator, ceiling mounted light fitting, power points and a UPVC double glazed window with beautiful outlook across the well-stocked mature fore garden and to the panoramic countryside views beyond.Front Master Bedroom - Beautifully presented with wonderful rural views, being a light and spacious double bedroom with a radiator, power points, ceiling mounted light fitting, walk in wardrobe with its own ceiling mounted light fitting, radiator and shelving.En-Suite Shower Room - Being fitted with a low-level WC and vanity wash hand basin with contemporary stainless-steel mixer tap. There is a corner shower cubicle with rain shower, glazed shower door, inset spot lights to ceiling, stainless steel heated towel rail and UPVC obscure double-glazed window to the rear aspect.Rear Bedroom Two - With power points, radiator, ceiling mounted light fitting and obscure UPVC double glazed window.Bedroom Three - Having radiator, power points, ceiling mounted light fitting, UPVC double gazed window with long distance views.Rear Bedroom Four - Being currently used as a useful dressing room with radiator, power points, ceiling mounted light fitting, useful fitted storage cupboard and UPVC double glazed window overlooking the rear garden.Family Bathroom - Being extensively tiled with matching suite comprising a panelled bath, low level close coupled WC, pedestal wash hand basin, electric shaver socket, extractor fan, radiator, inset spot lights to ceiling and obscure UPVC double glazed windows.Outside - Pineridge sits beautifully within mature gardens circa ½ an acre being set back from the main Ludlow Road with beautiful mature lawned gardens interspersed with an array of shrub and herbaceous beds and borders. Immediately to the front of the property there is a part walled, paved terrace providing an attractive private seating area making the most of the beautiful rural views. A paved pathway leads via the side of the property to the driveway leading to a hard standing parking area and turning space in turn leading to the detached garage. The rear garden is much like the fore garden, beautifully presented and mature with a level lawned area with beautiful flower and shrub borders and a stepped pathway leads to the rear of the garden where there is timber gated access to a further garden space. There is another gated and paved pathway via the side of the garage to the rear private area of garden with a timber decked seating area with UPVC double glazed pedestrian door into the first floor of the garage.Detached Double Garage - Being of brick construction under a pitched tiled roof with up and over door, concrete hard standing, power and lighting with extensively boarded first floor storage space with UPVC double glazed window to the front aspect. There is a UPVC double glazed window and pedestrian door which leads to a further paved terrace under a timber pergola.Services - Mains water , electricity, septic tank drainage and oil fired central heating are understood to be connected. None of these services have been tested.Fixtures & Fittings - Only those items described in these sale particulars are included in the sale.Tenure - Freehold with Vacant Possession upon Completion. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hopton-wafers-d555444/for-sale_i70183154
A rare opportunity to acquire this unique rural property sitting in a peaceful valley within the historic Radnor Forest, close to the village of Bleddfa. Comprising a farmhouse dating back to the early 1600s and an attached Victorian shooting lodge, the property has been owned by the same family for over 50 years. The property includes five bedrooms, two kitchens, two living rooms and two bathrooms. Outside are two traditional stone barns, lawned gardens and approximately 14 acres of organic hay meadow and pasture.Introduction - The property comprises the Old Farmhouse (originally a medieval hall house), and an attached Victorian shooting lodge. Each house is self contained but linked via internal doors. Both retain many original features such as traditional slate floors, exposed wooden beams and fire-places with wood-burning stoves. The cottages are surrounded by lawned gardens, and there is a vegetable garden (currently uncultivated). There are two traditional stone barns, one of which is attached to the Lodge Cottage. The cottages overlook approximately 14 acres of pasture and herb-rich hay meadows to the south with spectacular views of the Radnor Forest beyond. Currently managed organically under a short term grazing lease to a local farmer, these fields have the potential for use as a smallholding or to provide grazing for horses, sheep, cattle, etc. The property is surrounded by forest with open moorland in the uplands beyond. The area is excellent for walking, mountain biking, horse riding, bird watching and, given the absence of light pollution, star gazing too!Owners Thoughts - The property is currently owned by family members who spent their childhood holidays at the cottages with their late parents who were spellbound by the peaceful, secluded beauty of the valley, character of the cottages and barns, and endless opportunities for walking, bird watching and other outdoor activities right from the door. We, along with hundreds of guest holidaymakers, have continued to enjoy staying in the Old Farmhouse and Lodge Cottage since our parents bought them in 1968. We will be sad to lose them but are confident that their new owners will love them as we have.Old Farmhouse - The main reception room has original slate floor slabs, exposed beams, deep window sills, a fireplace with wood burning stove and bread oven, and offers space for relaxing, dining and socialising. With north and south facing windows there are beautiful views on both sides. A door leads into the breakfast area with slate flooring and through to the well laid out quarry tiled kitchen, with space for all appliances. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms (two with built in storage space) with exposed floorboards, and a bathroom with a white suite. Off the reception room is a porch, which has a front door leading out to the gardens to the south and land beyond. You can also access The Lodge through a second internal door.Lodge Cottage - The Lodge Cottage has a large reception room with a fireplace with wood burning stove, original slate floors and exposed beams and is a wonderful room for relaxing and entertaining. There is a wonderful view from the large south facing window, across the garden towards the fields and forest beyond. Off the main reception room is the kitchen with vinyl flooring and range of units with space for appliances. There is also a breakfast area and under stairs cupboard. On the first floor there are two bedrooms, including a large master bedroom, again with extensive southerly views, and a smaller second bedroom. The bathroom is fitted with a white suite. The landing has a storage/airing cupboard and there is a separate WC on a half landing. The Lodge Cottage has a porch at the front and rear offering access from the north to the kitchen and from the south to the reception room.Gardens And Land - The main gardens to the south of the property are largely laid to lawn, with a vegetable garden (currently not cultivated) to the side. There are smaller lawned areas to the north, adjacent to the access track, where there is also a gravel parking area. Vehicular access to the main gardens and attached barn is via a farm gate. The property has approximately 14 acres of pasture divided into four fields. These are currently managed organically for sheep grazing and as herb-rich hay meadows. There is a wood shelter/hay store in one of the fields together with a water supply for livestock.Barns - The property includes two traditional stone barns. The lower barn (attached to the Lodge Cottage) is divided into two sections; the main space is currently used for storing gardening equipment, etc., and the stable is used as a dry log store. The upper barn also offers plentiful storage space and a covered, open area currently used for clothes drying.Location - The property sits at the end of a single-track lane in a peaceful valley within the Radnor Forest in mid-Wales. It is 1.5 miles from the small village of Bleddfa with a fine 13th Century church. The border towns of Knighton (home to the Offa's Dyke Centre) and Presteigne, with shops, schools, and other amenities are about 8 miles away. Llandrindod Wells, a Victorian spa town, is 12 miles to the west. More extensive amenities are available in the cathedral city of Hereford, 34 miles away.Services And Agents Notes - There is a private water supply shared with the neighbouring properties down the valley, and the drainage system links with a septic tank. The property has mains electricity and a telephone land line. There are electric storage heaters in both cottages. Prospective purchasers are advised that the property is currently registered for commercial furnished holiday letting, and business rates apply rather than council tax therefore a residential mortgage won't be able to purchase. Previously it had a Band E Council Tax rating.Rights Of Way - A bridle way runs across three of the fields and part of the garden. The immediate neighbours have access rights along a section of the property's access track to enable them to access part of their land. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bleddfa-d590125/for-sale_i71624721
This attractive rural 1½ acre small holding sits in a lovely rural setting, well away from neighbours and main roads, yet is around a 5 minute drive from historic Ludlow. The property enjoys mature cottage gardens, orchard, driveway parking and garage. Accommodation benefitting from double glazing and LPG gas fired heating briefly includes: Entrance Porch, Living Room with inglenook fireplace and wood burner, Dining Room, Kitchen, Rear Hallway, Utility, Cloakroom, First Floor Landing with 3 good sized Bedrooms and Bathroom. EPC rating F.Incham Cottage sits in a lovely rural location that is unusual in the fact that no neighbour is within shouting distance. The villages of Ashford Carbonel, Caynham and Bleathwood are rural settlements and it is just a short drive into each of them, whilst the market town of Ludlow is around a 5 minute drive. The whole is more fully described as follows:Oak door opening intoReception Porch - with oak windows, vaulted ceiling with timbered features, ledge and brace door intoLiving Room - 4.58m x 3.94m (15'0 x 12'11) - a cosy room with attractive inglenook fireplace with brick features, original bread oven, quarry tiled hearth, Clearview wood burning stove which heats the water with heavy mantle over. This room is full of character with timbered walls, ceiling beam, windows to front and front side elevationsDining Room - 3.90m x 3.56 (12'9 x 11'8) - with windows to front and front side elevations, ceiling beam, exposed timbered features, feature fireplace with wooden surround, exposed brick features and cast iron grate (not a usable fireplace)Rear Hallway - with useful understairs cupboardKitchen - 4.50m x 2.10m (14'9 x 6'10) - with 3 windows overlooking the rear elevation, fitted with a range of matching units with oak styled fronts, heat resistant work surfaces, tiled splash backs, 1½ bowl single drainer sink unit, planned space for gas cooker, room for fridge and room for small table and chairs. Housed in here is the Worcester wall mounted gas fired boiler which heats domestic hot water and radiatorsUtility Room - 1.84m x 1.80m (6'0 x 5'10) - with window to rear elevation, deep glazed Belfast style sink with wooden drainer and space for appliancesCloakroom - with window to rear and a wc in whiteFirst Floor Landing - with window to side, access into roof space, ledge and brace double doors into large airing cupboard with extensive shelving and factory insulated hot water cylinderBedroom 1 - 3.92m x 3.85m (12'10 x 12'7) - with windows to both front and front side elevations, enjoying a lovely view across open farmland. The room has a feature cast iron fireplace and on one wall there are exposed timbered featuresBedroom 2 - 3.92m x 3.55m (12'10 x 11'7) - with windows to both front and side elevations with these lovely views. Double opening ledge and brace doors into wardrobe cupboard with hanging railBedroom 3 - 3.17m x 2.16m (10'4 x 7'1) - with 2 windows to side elevation overlooking the paddock, exposed ceiling truss, ledge and brace double doors into wardrobe cupboardBathroom - 2.70m x 1.82m (8'10 x 5'11) - with window to rear elevation and a suite in white of wc, pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with shower screen, electric shower over and tiled splash backsOutside: - Accessed through a 5-bar gate, driveway leads up to the cottage onto a gravelled parking area and here a detached garage can be found, having up and over door, personal door and window to side measuring internally 5.0m x 3.0m with a useful store at the back of the garage. Grounds in total are1.47 acres and are bounded on one side by mature woodland and the lane sits to the front boundary. There are attractive gardens sitting to the front with a paved seating area, a selection of mature trees, lawned garden and well established herbaceous borders. To the rear of the cottage there is a lawned garden with greenhouse and gated access leads into the property's orchard with a separate vehicular access off the lane. Trees in the orchard include apples, plum and damsons.Services: - Mains electricity, mains water, private drainage, LPG gas fired heating to radiators with the addition of a wood burning stove in the living room which also helps to heat domestic hot water. Windows are wooden double glazed. Flood risk very low. Broadband speed 32 Mbps.Local Authority: - Shropshire Council, tax band CTenure: - The property is freeholdViewings - Contact the Ludlow Office on Tel: or Craven Arms Office Or you can email us at or visit our web site at For out of office enquiries please phone Andrew Cadwallader on Samuel Wood routinely refers vendors and purchasers to providers of conveyancing and financial services. We may receive fees from them as declared in our Referral Fees Disclosure Form. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_ashford-carbonel-d582068/for-sale_i69646942
***NEW HOME***NO SERVICE CHARGES*** Introducing plot 22, The Thornwood. This stunning four bedroom detached family home is located within the serene village of Madley, Hereford, HR2 9PJ in the Faraday Gardens development by local developer Bell Homes. Faraday Gardens is a development of thirty seven properties. Madley is a village and civil parish in the county of Herefordshire, located just six miles west of the city of Hereford.The Thornwood property benefits from a range of excellent facilities. There's plenty of space to sit back and unwind on the ground floor, such as the spacious living room complete with wood burning stove, where can you socialise with friends and family or in the open plan kitchen/breakfast area or separate dining room. You can also enjoy the modern convenience of a cloakroom and utility room. Upstairs you will discover four double bedrooms, with the master bedroom and bedroom two boasting an en-suite and fitted wardrobes. There is also a family friendly bathroom with a bath and separate shower enclosure.In addition, the Thornwood is finished with a landscaped front garden, a paved patio area, a detached double garage with an electrically operated garage door and additional off-road parking spaces.Key Features/Included Specification: - * Choice of Kitchens and Laminate Worktops (Quartz Worktop to Kitchen)* Separate Utility Room* Choice of Wall & Floor Tiles to Kitchen, Utility, Bathroom & En-Suites* White Low Energy LED Downlighters to Kitchen, Utility, Bathroom & En-Suites* Under Pelmet Lighting to Kitchen* AEG Built Under Double Oven, 4 Burner Gas Hob, S-S Chimney Hood, integrated 50/50 Fridge Freezer and Dishwasher* Worcester Bosch Energy Efficient Gas System Boiler with Storage Cylinder* Choice of Carpets* Large Open Plan Kitchen / Diner with French Doors to Secure Rear Garden* Spacious Family Living Room with Wood Burning Stove & French Doors to Secure Rear Garden* Oak Cottage Internal Style Doors with Chrome Ironmongery* Hardwood Staircase with MDF Treads & Risers* Family Bathroom with Separate Mira Shower Enclosure & Geberit Sanitaryware* En-Suite with Mira Shower Enclosure & Fitted Wardrobes to Bedrooms One & Two* Chrome Towel Radiators to Bathroom & En-Suites* Landscaped Front Garden and Paved Patio Area to Rear Garden* Double Garage (Electrically Operated Door) with Lighting, Power Points & Additional Parking* External Power Point & Tap* Wiring for Electric Car Charging Point* Fully Fitted Alarm System* 10 Year LABC Structural Guarantee* No Management Company, Therefore No Management Company FeesApproached Via Front Door Into: - Entrance Porch: - Door into entrance hallway.Entrance Hallway: - Doors to living room, kitchen/diner, dining room, cloakroom and utility room, storage cupboard, stairs to first floor.Living Room: - 4.63m x 6.15m (15'2 x 20'2) - Double doors to rear garden, double doors to dining room.Dining Room: - 4.63m x 3.31m (15'2 x 10'10) - Kitchen/Diner: - 3.82m x 7.52m (12'6 x 24'8) - Double doors to rear garden.Utility Room: - 2.01m x 2.70m (6'7 x 8'10) - Door to rear garden.Cloakroom - First Floor Landing: - Doors to all bedrooms and bathroom, airing cupboard.Bedroom One: - 4.63m x 4.15m (15'2 x 13'7) - Fitted wardrobes, door to en-suite.En-Suite: - 3.07m x 1.55m (10'1 x 5'1) - Bedroom Two: - 4.75m x 3.05m (15'7 x 10'0) - Fitted wardrobes, door to en-suite.En-Suite: - 3.06m x 1.55m (10'0 x 5'1) - Bedroom Three: - 3.87m x 3.66m (12'8 x 12'0) - Fitted wardrobes.Bedroom Four: - 3.46m x 3.79m (11'4 x 12'5) - Bathroom: - 2.82m x 2.32m (9'3 x 7'7) - Agent's Note: - The property listed is under construction and therefore the images shown are examples from our show homes. Main images are CGI.Bell Homes: - Bell Homes is the specialist Housing Development Division of K W Bell Group Ltd, a group of companies originally founded by the company chairman Keith Bell in 1965. The head office is based in Cinderford which lies in the heart of The Royal Forest Of Dean. Bell Homes is one of the most reputable developers in the Southwest and the largest in the Forest of Dean. Over the past 50 years they have gained an excellent reputation for placing a considerable emphasis on quality and individuality which as been accomplished by employing a core of skilled tradesmen. This has allowed them to build quality homes which withstand the test of time. Both the internal and external finishes in all of their homes are designed to provide maximum comfort and quality. The external finishes are specified and incorporated to reflect the local architecture. Bell Homes are committed to providing maximum levels of choice, which include a choice of kitchens, worktops, ceramic wall & floor tiles and carpets (dependent on specification). All of which, enable each and every customer to design a home suited to their own individual tastes. The developments range from one off executive homes to larger developments of 40+ units. Homes range from two-bedroom properties for first time buyers to luxury five-bedroom homes for those further on the property ladder and provide a choice of living with idyllic locations across Gloucestershire and Herefordshire. Each and every property is designed and specified to ensure they have their own personal touch. The locations of the developments range from Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, South Wales and The Forest Of Dean. For further information, all current, and future developments please visit: or Gdpr: - Submitting a viewing request or for further information means you are giving us permission to pass your contact details direct to the developer for further communication related to a viewing arrangement, or simply more information related to the above property. Our colleagues within KWBell are extremely helpful and retain superior product knowledge regarding the properties they construct.If you disagree, please write to us within the message field so we do not forward your details to the developer.Consumer Notes: Dean Estate Agents Ltd have prepared the information within this website/brochure with care and co-operation from the seller. It is intended to be indicative rather than definitive, without a guarantee of accuracy. Before you act upon any information provided, we request that you satisfy yourself about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the website or the information, products, services, or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose. These details do not constitute any part of any Offer, Contract or Tenancy Agreement.Photographs used for advertising purposes may not necessarily be the most recent photographs, although every effort is made to update photographs at the earliest opportunity. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. All photographic images are under the ownership of Dean Estate Agents Ltd and therefore Dean Estate Agents retain the copyright. You must obtain permission from the owner of the images to reproduce them.Tenanted Properties we are not always able to show the most recent condition of a property due to tenants' privacy and we may choose to show the photographs of the property when it was last vacant to at least allow clients some idea of the internal condition. Therefore, we would of course, urge you to view before making any decisions to purchase or rent the property and before any costs.Energy Performance Certificates are supplied to us via a third party and we do not accept responsibility for the content within such reports.PRC Certificates Some ex-local authority properties have been repaired in recent years using the PRC Scheme wherein a certificate has been produced by a qualified property engineer. This certificate does not imply the suitability for a mortgage approval and you must satisfy yourself of the work carried out that may meet your lenders criteria.As with leasehold property or new build development sites, you are likely to be responsible for a contribution to management charges and/or ground rent or a contribution to the development service charge. Please enquire at the time of viewing.You may als incur fees for items such as leasehold packs and, in addition, you will also need to check the remaining length of any lease before you complete a mortgage application form.Please ask a member of our team for any help required before committing to purchase a property and incurring expense. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_faraday-gardens-d634770/for-sale_i70523755
***NEW HOME*** NO SERVICE CHARGES*** Introducing plot 23, The Farnborough. This stunning four bedroom detached family home is located within the serene village of Madley, Hereford, HR2 9PJ in the Faraday Gardens development by local developer Bell Homes. Faraday Gardens is a development of thirty seven properties. Madley is a village and civil parish in the county of Herefordshire, located just six miles west of the city of Hereford. Plot 23 is finished in brick and render.This wonderful four bedroom detached home is a picture of modern living. The ground floor consists of a cosy study, the ideal office space for someone working from home, a separate and spacious living room, an impressive open plan kitchen/dining room that reap the benefits of natural lighting via the contemporary French doors to the rear garden and the modern convenience of a utility room and cloakroom. On the first floor you will find four double bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, and the master bedroom enjoys the luxury of a large en-suite and dressing room, whilst bedroom two enjoys an en-suite. Just a short walk across the landing is a family bathroom with a bath and separate shower enclosure.Moreover, the Farnborough is finalised with a landscaped front garden, a detached double garage with an electrically operated garage door and additional off-road parking spaces.Key Features/Included Specification: - * Choice of Kitchens and Laminate Worktops (Quartz Worktop to Kitchen)* Separate Utility* Choice of Wall & Floor Tiles to Kitchen, Bathroom & En-Suite's* White Low Energy LED Downlighters to Kitchen, Bathroom & En-Suite's* AEG Built Under Double Oven, Gas Hob, Stainless-Steel Chimney Hood, Fully Integrated Dishwasher & Fridge Freezer 50/50* Under Pelmet Lighting to Kitchen* Worcester Bosch Energy Efficient Gas System Boiler with Storage Cylinder* Choice of Carpets* Open Plan Kitchen / Diner with French Doors to Secure Rear Garden* Spacious Family Living Room with Wood Burning Stove & French Doors to Secure Rear Garden* Oak Cottage Style Internal Doors with Chrome Ironmongery* Hardwood Staircase with MDF Treads & Risers* Family Bathroom with Separate Shower Enclosure & Geberit Sanitaryware* En-Suite with Mira Shower Enclosure & Dressing Room to Bedroom One* En-Suite with Mira Shower Enclosure & Fitted Wardrobes to Bedroom Two* Chrome Towel Radiators to Bathroom & En-Suites* Landscaped Front Gardens & Paved Patio Area to Rear Garden* Double Garage (Electrically Operated) with Lighting, Power Points and Additional Parking* External Power Point & Tap* Wiring for Electric Car Charging Point* Fully Integrated Alarm System* 10 Year LABC Structural Guarantee* No Management Company, Therefore No Management Company FeesApproached Via Front Door Into: - Entrance Porch: - Door into entrance hallway.Entrance Hallway: - Doors to living room, study, kitchen/dining room and cloakroom, storage cupboard, stairs to first floor.Living Room: - 4.15m x 6.96m (13'7 x 22'10) - Double doors to rear garden.Kitchen/Dining Room: - 6.05m x 4.42m (19'10 x 14'6) - Double doors to rear garden, door to utility room.Utility Room: - 2.95m x 1.66m (9'8 x 5'5) - Door to rear garden.Study: - 3.84m x 2.77m (12'7 x 9'1 ) - Cloakroom - First Floor Landing: - Doors to all bedrooms and bathroom, airing cupboard.Bedroom One: - 3.84m x 4.48 (12'7 x 14'8) - Fitted wardrobes, doors to en-suite and dressing room.En-Suite: - 2.12m x 2.44m (6'11 x 8'0) - Dressing Room: - 2.12m x 1.96m (6'11 x 6'5) - Bedroom Two: - 4.19m x 3.25m (13'9 x 10'8) - Fitted wardrobes, door to en-suite.En-Suite: - 2.01m x 2.67m (6'7 x 8'9) - Bedroom Three: - 3.97m x 3.70m (13'0 x 12'1) - Fitted wardrobes.Bedroom Four: - 3.15m x 2.97m (10'4 x 9'9) - Fitted wardrobes.Bathroom: - 3.97m x 1.99m (13'0 x 6'6) - Agent's Note: - The property listed is under construction and therefore the images shown are examples from our show homes. Main images are CGI.Bell Homes: - Bell Homes is the specialist Housing Development Division of K W Bell Group Ltd, a group of companies originally founded by the company chairman Keith Bell in 1965. The head office is based in Cinderford which lies in the heart of The Royal Forest Of Dean. Bell Homes is one of the most reputable developers in the Southwest and the largest in the Forest of Dean. Over the past 50 years they have gained an excellent reputation for placing a considerable emphasis on quality and individuality which as been accomplished by employing a core of skilled tradesmen. This has allowed them to build quality homes which withstand the test of time. Both the internal and external finishes in all of their homes are designed to provide maximum comfort and quality. The external finishes are specified and incorporated to reflect the local architecture. Bell Homes are committed to providing maximum levels of choice, which include a choice of kitchens, worktops, ceramic wall & floor tiles and carpets (dependent on specification). All of which, enable each and every customer to design a home suited to their own individual tastes. The developments range from one off executive homes to larger developments of 40+ units. Homes range from two-bedroom properties for first time buyers to luxury five-bedroom homes for those further on the property ladder and provide a choice of living with idyllic locations across Gloucestershire and Herefordshire. Each and every property is designed and specified to ensure they have their own personal touch. The locations of the developments range from Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, South Wales and The Forest Of Dean. For further information, all current, and future developments please visit: or Gdpr: - Submitting a viewing request or for further information means you are giving us permission to pass your contact details direct to the developer for further communication related to a viewing arrangement, or simply more information related to the above property. Our colleagues within KWBell are extremely helpful and retain superior product knowledge regarding the properties they construct.If you disagree, please write to us within the message field so we do not forward your details to the developer.Consumer Notes: Dean Estate Agents Ltd have prepared the information within this website/brochure with care and co-operation from the seller. It is intended to be indicative rather than definitive, without a guarantee of accuracy. Before you act upon any information provided, we request that you satisfy yourself about the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability or availability with respect to the website or the information, products, services, or related graphics contained on the website for any purpose. These details do not constitute any part of any Offer, Contract or Tenancy Agreement.Photographs used for advertising purposes may not necessarily be the most recent photographs, although every effort is made to update photographs at the earliest opportunity. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk. All photographic images are under the ownership of Dean Estate Agents Ltd and therefore Dean Estate Agents retain the copyright. You must obtain permission from the owner of the images to reproduce them.Tenanted Properties we are not always able to show the most recent condition of a property due to tenants' privacy and we may choose to show the photographs of the property when it was last vacant to at least allow clients some idea of the internal condition. Therefore, we would of course, urge you to view before making any decisions to purchase or rent the property and before any costs.Energy Performance Certificates are supplied to us via a third party and we do not accept responsibility for the content within such reports.PRC Certificates Some ex-local authority properties have been repaired in recent years using the PRC Scheme wherein a certificate has been produced by a qualified property engineer. This certificate does not imply the suitability for a mortgage approval and you must satisfy yourself of the work carried out that may meet your lenders criteria.As with leasehold property or new buid development sites, you are likely to be responsible for a contribution to management charges and/or ground rent or a contribution to the development service charge. Please enquire at the time of viewing.You may also incur fees for items such as leasehold packs and, in addition, you will also need to check the remaining length of any lease before you complete a mortgage application form.Please ask a member of our team for any help required before committing to purchase a property and incurring expense. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_faraday-gardens-d634770/for-sale_i70477895
The property The aerial photographs show the property's stunning location set in the midst of rolling green countryside and its own extensive and well stocked gardens of approximately one acre. Inside the house there are various original features including flagstone flooring in the hallway, old timber flooring on the upstairs landing and bathroom, exposed timber beams, two mahogany hay stalls in the kitchen and a manger in the pantry.The main family living space is the 29ft open-plan kitchen space. With its stripped wooden floorboards, wood panelling , timber beams and antique woodburning stove it is an immediately welcoming room. The kitchen area features a hand-made pine dresser and a long wooden table as well as a modern electric Aga and recently installed sink unit overlooking the garden with a built-in dishwasher. At the far end of the room are doors through to the very useful pantry and storage areas.The main reception room off the flagstone hall serves as dining room and formal sitting room, both elegant and cosy with a modern woodburning stove, exposed stone walls, large windows to the courtyard and French window doors opening to the garden.Upstairs, leading off a central landing with its fine old wooden floorboards are four bedrooms and a large family bathroom. The spacious principal bedroom is accessed through a dressing room area and on the other side has a connecting door to bedroom 4. It also features an unusual high access point to the loft which runs the length of the rest of the building and has recently been insulated with 'LogicaFoam' sprayed onto the underside of the roof slates. Bedrooms 2 and 4 have fine views of the garden and beyond. Bedroom 3 is currently used as an office and overlooks the courtyard to the north and a small feature window which overlooks the vegetable garden and the large ash tree.GeneralLocal Authority: Powys CouncilServices: Mains electricity and water, oil fired central heating and private drainage. The drainage may not comply with current regulations.Council Tax: Band FFixtures and Fittings: Only those items known as fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale. Other items available by separate negotiationAgents' Notes: The property is Grade II listed. Harpton Stables is on the Welsh Government register of historic parks and gardens Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £625,000Outside The gravel and cobbled courtyard provides access to both wings of the property, giving plenty of parking for visitors. The old horse-washing area in the undeveloped wing serves today as a garage.The unoccupied wing retains vestiges of its use as a laundry and drying/ironing room upstairs and as a tack room/manager's office downstairs when it was part of the original Harpton Court. The current owners made sure that the wing was re-roofed with its original slates and made water-tight by heritage builders, with permission for a possible conversion into a living space accessible from the principal bedroom in the main house. This space is currently used for storage.The GardensThe gardens lie to the south of the house and are a joy to behold, with establised trees, shrubs and a series of well stocked beds visible from the kitchen, reception room and upper bedrooms. An attractive stone patio provides space for outside entertainment and relaxation in good weather. The stone pavement continues alongside the main lawn to pass beneath a charming wooden pergola with its summer flower basket and climbers. A gravelled path then leads between the lawn and a protective bank to the charming wooden pergola with its flower baskets and climbers. The bank boasts an ancient mulberry tree which continues to fruit each year along with a number of apple trees in the orchard.The property also has a 'ha ha' which allows unrestricted views of the parklands and surrounding hills of the old Harpton Court estate. This had to be fenced to ensure that it is dog and stock-proof. The parklands, still called 'The Parks', are put to sheep for grazing at certain times of the year. On the other side of the bank is a tennis-court sized area, currently used for regular bonfires of garden waste.The kitchen garden at the end of the house has stone walls on three sides and a modern greenhouse with four vegetable plots. As with the rest of the garden, there are many flowers, including roses, along the stone wall.LocationHarpton Stables can be accessed via the A44 between Old and New Radnor. The nearest local shop is in New Radnor (about 3 miles away). Despite its rural setting, the house is well served by a range of local amenities in neighbouring small towns, such as Kington (5 miles) which is on Offa's Dyke Path and has a national reputation as a walking centre, Presteigne (7.3 miles) which is known for its cultural events and the Victoria spa town of Llandrindod Wells (17 miles). These towns have GP surgeries, junior schools, post offices, small supermarkets, DIY centres and a variety of independent shops including butchers and greengrocers, there are a number of pubs and other places to eat and the main hotel in Kington also has a Spa with pool and gymnasium. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_presteigne-d557438/for-sale_i70177875
A former mill offering a wealth of historic and architectural features; exposed rustic timbers, painted stone walls, flagstone flooring and multi-level accommodation. Coed Yr Hendre Mill is a unique property comprising five buildings; the mill house, outbuilding, barn, double garage and carport, all providing incredibly versatile accommodation in an idyllic setting.The mill house has three floors. On the ground floor, the rooms comprise a drawing room with double doors to a raised timber terrace and a kitchen/breakfast room with Aga stove within a chimney recess. There is also a shower room.Two separate stairways rise to the first floor, which offers a sitting room (or 4th bedroom) with feature fireplace, an additional kitchen and a double bedroom which has access out to a balcony. On the floor above, within the eaves of the property, there are two further double bedrooms with free-standing roll-top bath tubs. Cloakroom facilities are situated on each of the two upper levels.In addition to the flexibility of the main property, interesting outbuildings offer opportunities and there is planning permission to create an annexe to part. Currently these provide a workshop, games room and garden room, along with extensive storage. Garaging and a large car port are also provided within the grounds.Local Authority: ShropshireServices: Mains electricity, PV panels with circa12 years remaining on the contract, storageheaters, private water supply from borehole,septic tank; although this may not comply withcurrent regulations.Council Tax: Band CFixtures and Fittings: Only items known asfixtures and fittings will be included in the sale.Wayleaves, rights of way and easements: Theproperty will be sold subject to and with thebenefit of all wayleaves, easements and rightsof way, whether mentioned in these particularsor not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £625,000Agents notes: Part of the ground floor sufferedminor flooding in February 2020. A sump pumphas since been added to the effected area.Planning: Prospective purchasers are advisedthat they should make their own enquiries of thelocal planning authority.A five-bar gate gives access to a circular driveway which follows a central lawned area and provides access to the outbuildings and parking. A small stream runs in front of the main house - a historic feature from when this was a working mill - with pedestrian bridges to the house. Behind the carport building there is further ground which can be used as a vegetable garden. The River Teme runs to the southern boundary of the property, which is also the border of England and Wales. The paddock/field can be accessed on foot along the bank or via a separate gateway from the lane.The property is set amidst the stunning rolling hills and valleys of the Shropshire AONB and SSSI. The villages and communities of Beguildy and Llanfair Waterdine are close by with village shop and good pubs on offer. The eclectic market town of Knighton is nearby and has a primary school, a leisure centre, supermarkets, a petrol station and independent shops, cafes and pubs. The Offas Dyke footpath runs through Knighton and is a 177 mile National Trail footpath that closely follows the England/Wales border.A little further is wonderful Presteigne, boasting excellent deli's, butchers, greengrocers, cafes, pubs and restaurants. In the opposite direction is the larger town of Newtown, with primary and secondary schools and all one would expect in terms of amenities.Ever popular Ludlow, The city of Hereford and the county town of Shrewsbury are slightly further afield, all with mainline train stations and wider-ranging facilities. Nearby Llangunllo has a station on the Heart of the Wales line running from Shrewsbury to Swansea. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_llanfair-waterdine-d636603/for-sale_i71362961
If you are looking to escape to the country, look no further. Colstey Cottages is a charming stone-built property offering 1550 sq. ft of characterful accommodation with features including exposed beams and posts, rustic ledge doors and vintage fireplaces. A vestibule leads directly into the striking kitchen/dining room which offers the convivial hub of the home and a rear door which opens onto a decked platform providing a seamless transition to the outside. With bold, blue wall tiling and an antique stove with bread oven, this captivating setting includes a well-designed island unit, and a dining area with bespoke bench seat. Ancillary space is provided by an adjoiningutility room, which incorporates a cloakroom and provides additional storage units. A hallway links to the relaxed environment of the sitting room which enjoys the warming ambience of a wood-burning stove set within a beautiful stone fireplace.The stairway rises from the kitchen to the first floor rooms which benefit from the elevated outlook over the surrounding landscape. There are three bedrooms, one of which currently presents as a study. The principal room showcasing a vaulted ceiling with exposed timber framework and rafters. Completing the picture is a stylishly-presented family bathroom, with a modern freestanding tub on a raised platform, a corner shower cubicle, alongside a heritage fireplace in a juxtaposition of the old and the new.Local Authority: Shropshire CouncilServices: Mains electricity, oil fired central heating, borehole water, septic tank which may not comply with current regulations.Council Tax: Band CFixtures and Fittings: Only items known as fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale. Other items may be available by separate negotiation.Wayleaves and easements: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.Tenure: FreeholdGuide Price: £625,000Far-reaching views can be enjoyed from the garden, and the cottage enjoys a naturalistic setting with much of the grounds laid to lawn and interspersed with specimen trees. A decked-platform wraps around the side and rear of the property offering opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation, with a designated vegetable garden providing a cultivation space for the green-fingered and self sufficient. The property is approached via a long length of gravelled driveway, which also leads to an open fronted barn, an oak-framed double garage and a large workshop.Colstey Cottages enjoys a picturesque rural setting within the stunning Shropshire Hills National Park, just to the north of Clun. Clun offers a range of facilities including a primary school, medical surgery, a public house, coffee shops and a post office. More comprehensive amenities are on offer in the thriving market town of Bishop's Castle including independent shopping, a leisure centre, a small cottage hospital, public houses and restaurants, whilst slightly further afield, Craven Arms has a supermarket and additional shoppingopportunities. Hopton Heath train station connects to Craven Arms and Shrewsbury, and from there to central London. There are several independent schools in the vicinity which include Lucton, Bedstone College, Moor Park and Concord College. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_clun-d549359/for-sale_i71521433
We are pleased to offer for sale this recently constructed property, a large modern Family Home, Individually designed and immaculately finished/ fitted with many bespoke features. A property of high specification! Inside it comprises of an impressive entrance hall with huge glass front and gallery landing. The living areas are spacious-open plan but very distinct areas including a family Kitchen, cozy snug with log burner and a lounge. On the first floor you will find 3 large bedrooms able to accommodate king sized beds each with a dressing room; there is an ensuite bathroom off the master and a Jack/Jill shower between bedrooms 2 to 3. Upstairs to the third floor where there is a leisure area having a cinema or games room, a built in sauna and guest number 4 bedroom with its own ensuite. Located in a popular residential area down a private road accessed by just 3 properties, there is driveway parking to the front, side entrances with low maintenance rear garden. An enclosed sunny sitting area having patio, artificial grass and covered jacuzzi (lay-z-spa) ENTRANCE HALL Composite entrance door with floor to ceiling window, staircase to first floor gallery landing with glass balustrade and feature chandelier light. LOUNGE 9m x 8.1m Carpeted floor with underfloor heating, log burner stove, two sets of patio doors and large picture window. TV Media wall and bioethanol fire. KITCHEN/DINER/FAMILY ROOM 9m x 5.7m Full fitted white gloss units with breakfast bar/central island, concealed LED lighting, appliances include: Smeg double ovens, microwave, 5 ring induction hob, twin freezer and fridge integrated, cooker extractor hood, dishwasher. Corian bespoke worksurfaces. Instant boiling water tap, TV fitted to wall in family area, porcelain tiled flooring throughout with under floor heating. UTILITY ROOM/ REAR ENTRANCE Fitted units, plumbing for washing machine, large storage cupboard & meters, Composite rear entrance door. CLOAKS/WC. White suite, vanity unit/wash hand basin. FIRST FLOOR NUMBER 1 MASTER BEDROOM 5.6m x 3.3m Carpeted floor, doors/Juliette balcony, spot lights. DRESSING ROOM 4.2m x 2.1m fitted storage/ wardrobes. EN SUITE BATHROOM/WC. 5.6m x 2.9m Modern white suite, free standing bath with large feature mirror, twin wash basins, walk around shower with mains thermostat shower, fully tiled walls and floor. (Airing cupboard boiler and plumbing) NUMBER 2 BEDROOM 5.6m x 3.3m Carpeted floor, walk in wardrobe, Juliette balcony. JACK & JILL EN SUITE BATHROOM/W.C. 2.7m x 2.8m NUMBER 3 BEDROOM 5.6m x 3m Carpeted floor, walk in wardrobe, Juliette balcony. SECOND FLOOR NUMBER 4 BEDROOM 5.5m x 5.1m Carpeted floor, Velux window with fitted blind. BUILT IN SAUNA EN SUITE BATHROOM/WC. 3.1m x 1.5m White modern suite. BOX/STORAGE ROOM GAMES/CINEMA ROOM 5.8m x 5.1m Carpeted floor, Velux skylights with fitted blinds. SERVICES & EXTRAS All Main Services. Gas Central Heating Heatmiser System. Bluetooth sound system fitted with ceiling speakers. Zebra blinds professionally installed throughout. Security alarm internal and external with CCTV. UPVC Double Glazing. Note. Central heating, services & appliances are to be confirmed upon viewing-these have not been tested by this office. OUTSIDE Front driveway with parking for vehicles. Low maintenance rear garden with patio and artificial grassed areas. Covered and secured storage area with remote shutter door power & light currently with spa which will remain. Planted areas along the boundary fence. External lights & tap. TENURE Advised Freehold COUNCIL TAX BAND G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_swansea-road-d525981/for-sale_i69420753
Constructed in 2023, 8 Orchard Close is a spacious detached house situated within an exclusive development and built to a very high specification. The stylish and flexible layout, ideal for modern living, has generous windows throughout, allowing light to flood in. The property is decorated in a subtle palette of colours which ensures a light and airy feel.With outstanding interior space and wonderful attention to detail, this detached home offers a rare combination of the benefits of a modern property, and the rural situation that is nestles in near to Goodrich Village in beautiful Herefordshire. Conveniently located between the pretty market towns of Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth, both offer a wide range of shopping and leisure activities. The nearby A40 gives excellent commuting links to the Midlands, M50, M5 and South Wales. The centres of Hereford, Gloucester, and Cheltenham all within easy commuting distance.Welcome to 8 Orchard CloseThe entrance to the house showcases a welcoming front door, leading into a wide reception hall featuring elegant, engineered wood flooring and a contemporary open timber staircase, providing an inviting and elegant welcome.The ground floor offers versatile living space with a welcoming entrance hall leading to a light and airy Kitchen/ Dining room with bi-fold doors leading to the garden. The beautifully designed kitchen/dining area provides an excellent entertaining and family space with a range of contemporary kitchen units and a substantial demi-island. The kitchen/dining room is the centre of this stylish family home, with the bi-folds exquisitely offering inside-outside living. The bi-fold doors along with the glass doors connecting to the lounge, can both be opened to create a vast unified space, ideal for hosting large gatherings and social occasions. The kitchen is equipped with an array of high-end integrated appliances, including a Samsung fridge/freezer, a Neff dishwasher, a double oven, an induction hob, and an extractor fan. The kitchen area is further enhanced by elegant quartz worktops and an abundance of both base and wall units.Continuing on from the kitchen is a convenient utility room, thoughtfully designed to accommodate both a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Additional co-ordinated storage space is provided here with a door leading out to the side of the property.Adjoining the kitchen, and continuing the contemporary and airy feel, you will find the welcoming and generous family lounge through beautiful glass doors. While there is a plethora of natural-light due to the bay window at the front, this room is ready for winter evenings with a chimney and fireplace for a solid fuel stove.The ground floor is completed by a dedicated study area; a serene space with a lovely front view. It is an ideal space for home working. Alighting the modern staircase, there are four double bedrooms, two double bedrooms have a spacious en-suite shower room. While the remaining two bedrooms benefit from built in wardrobes and share a contemporary family bathroom.Outside, the front driveway offers ample off-road parking with a lovely private arrival area, with a small lawn and lovely aspect. Whilst the rear garden offers privacy and is primarily laid to lawn, complemented by a lovely patio area for outdoor dining. Access to the garden is available from both sides of the house, and the front of the property provides ample off-road parking along with a garage for storage.Council Tax Band: TBC (Herefordshire Council)Tenure: Freehold For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_glewstone-d584419/for-sale_i68530911
Sat in the heart of the highly-desirable, popular village of Yarpole, Maunds House has been recently renovated and comes to the market with a fresh look: including a new kitchen, bathrooms, floors and joinery - yet retaining all of the building's original character. The property's highly-regarded developer (known for the nearby Mulberry Meadow development) has retained the property's character whilst creating a beautiful, efficient family home, in tune with the demands of modern living. The renovation includes new floors and joinery, new kitchen and bathrooms, as well as a sleek exterior update, including a beautiful oak porch and oak-framed carport. The spacious, versatile layout on the ground floor begins at one side of the property with a new, stylish kitchen breakfast room, featuring a large centre island, fitted appliances, stone flooring and oak worktops: creating the kind of an aspirational country kitchen of which we all dream. Linking through directly is the first reception room, which would work well as a dining room, connecting directly to the kitchen. From here, the property leads around the main reception room: a warm space, replete with large feature fireplace and newly-installed Clearview wood burning stove around which the family can gather on cosy winter evenings. An attractive staircase leads up to the first floor. To the other side of the property sits a convenient cloakroom and WC. A further downstairs room, with good, square proportions and ensuite could be used as the master bedroom or perhaps an office or craft room. The first floor gallery landing has a beautiful, feature window overlooking the garden. Upstairs, there is a family bathroom, which has been newly updated with a stylish suite as well as three bedrooms, including one with an en suite shower room. Outside: the approach leads up to a five-bar gate and gives an attractive view of the property across the gravelled driveway, which provides ample parking. There is an oak-framed carport for further parking and storage. For additional storage, there is a separate boiler room which sits to the side of the property and has its own access. The garden is a lovely size to enjoy, without requiring too much maintenance: a neat lawned area is screened screen by dwarf silver birch trees to provide a privacy border. There are mature shrubs, flower boarders and a further lawned area. Area: This sociable village thrives with both The Bell public house and The Church at its heart. The Church also houses the village shop and post office, which won the 2021 Regional Midlands Countryside Alliance Awards for best shop/ post office. And to top it off... the Gallery Cafe is only a short walk away from your doorstep - a great destination for an afternoon catch-up with friends and neighbours. The market towns of Leominster and Ludlow with their independent shops, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, transport links and more are just a few miles drive away. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_yarpole-d576686/for-sale_i68967728
Priory Grange is an immaculately presented, detached 1930's town house situated in a convenient town location and benefiting from fantastic views of the Brecon Beacons mountain range over the rooftops of Brecon. This well proportioned home is set in the centre of its own gardens measuring approximately one third of an acre. The property offers spacious accommodation over two floors including entrance porch, impressive entrance hallway, triple aspect living room with unrivalled views and a two-way wood burning stove to the adjoining dining room. The dining room opens out on to the lovely patio and entertaining area. There is a modern fitted kitchen with large cooking range, breakfast bar and useful pantry and access to the rear hallway with utility area and workroom. The first floor provides equally generous accommodation with a lovely master suite comprising bedroom with bay window and views of the Beacons, dressing room and en-suite shower room. There are a further three bedrooms, family bathroom with a walk in shower and a further separate w.c. These rooms are all accessed off the light and airy landing which has a drop down staircase to a large boarded roof space which offers enormous potential for conversion should additional accommodation be required. The house, originally built in the 1930's by a prominent Brecon business family still retains the Art Deco style of that period and has been sympathetically and tastefully modernised to provide an attractive family home. The house stands within a third of an acre of well laid out mature landscaped grounds with generous driveway, detached garage/workshop and useful garden shed. The gardens provide formal lawned areas together with vegetable garden, sunken patio garden and a fantastic patio entertaining space with glorious views of the Beacons mountain range over the rooftops of Brecon. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_brecon-d536444/for-sale_i68627041
Linden House comprises an individually designed and constructed house, occupying a pleasant centre village location overlooking Mynyddbach Common, within this sought after area of Monmouthshire and being close to the nearby town of Chepstow. The village benefits from a well respected school and also enjoys attractive rural countryside.Linden House occupies a pleasant elevated position with attractive rural views both towards the Severn Estuary and local countryside. The property has been updated and improved within recent years providing spacious and well appointed family living.Ground Floor - Entrance Hall - With door to front elevation, stairs to first floor.Cloakroom/Wc - Updated with low level WC and wash hand basin. Tiled splash backs. Extractor fan. Fitted mirrored cupboard.Dining Room - 3.66m x 3.61m (12' x 11'10) - With window to front elevation with views.Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 6.40m' x 4.57m' maximum (21' x 15' maximum) - Tastefully updated with a contemporary range of base and eye level storage units to include large walk-in corner pantry with lighting in the pantry and base units. Fitted with integrated double oven, Bosch dishwasher, five ring halogen hob with extractor over. Space for integrated fridge/freezer. Amtico tiled flooring. Minerva Quartz work tops with two inset sink units with mixer tap. Concealed worktop lighting. Window and French doors to rear garden with views.Utility Room - With door to side elevation. Window to rear elevation. Amtico tiled flooring. Space for washing machine and tumble dryer. Range of storage units. Courtesy door to garage.Lower Ground Floor - A spacious hallway, ideal for a study. Double doors to:Living Room - 7.01m x 3.89m (23' x 12'9) - With double entrance doors. French door to rear garden. Dual aspect windows to front and side elevations with views. Attractive feature fireplace with recently installed wood burning stove. Attractive range of built-in shelves/book case.First Floor Stairs And Landing - Bedroom Two - 3.86m x 3.23m (12'8 x 10'7) - With window to front elevation with views.Bathroom - 3.66m x 2.44m (12' x 8') - A spacious and well appointed family bathroom with step-in shower with power shower, low level WC, wash hand basin and panelled bath. Window to rear elevation with views over surrounding countryside.Second Floor Stairs And Landing - Bedroom Three - 3.61m x 3.48m (11'10 x 11'5) - With window to rear elevation with pleasant views. Built in wardrobe.Bedroom Four - 3.61m x 3.48m (11'10 x 11'5) - With window to front elevation with views.Principal Bedroom - 4.88m x 3.61m (16' x 11'10) - A lovely principal bedroom with walk-in wardrobe. Window to rear elevation with views. Door to:-En-Suite Shower Room - Offering vanity wash hand basin, low level WC and step in shower. Window to front elevation.Outside - Garage - The property benefits from an integral single car garage. The Worcester boiler and consumer unit are situated within the garage.Gardens - Linden House stands in attractive mature gardens, to the front with two driveways offering ample parking. The rear is a sunny, quiet and private garden which is laid to lawn with pleasant raised seating area, taking in the attractive rural views, with a good variety of mature trees, shrubs and flowering plants.Services - All mains services are connected, to include gas central heating. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_shirenewton-d551511/for-sale_i70948221
Hawthorn is a charming three-bedroom detached residence nestled in the Shropshire countryside. Boasting breathtaking views from all aspects of the property, this is a unique opportunity to purchase a special home which offers fantastic rural living while only being a short distance from amenities. The property is just a short drive from the ancient market town of Ludlow. The town has an abundance of independent shops and eateries, supermarkets, doctors' surgeries, schools and train station, together with its nationally acclaimed food festivals, all ensuring a vibrant local community. Stepping into the oak framed entrance hall, which provides a bright and airy entrance, allowing you to take advantage of the countryside views. This space has been thoughtfully added by the current vendors, exposing the original stone features.Entering into the kitchen dining room, this vast open plan space which would be perfect for entertaining has ample modern wall and base units providing a large amount of storage space. With black worktops and space for a freestanding dishwasher and full-size fridge freezer, the kitchen also boasts a double oven with gas hob and overhead extractor fan. The dining area is also found to the right of the kitchen where a large window looks out into the garden. An original brick fireplace with wooden beam above and tiled floor can also be found here which the vendors have lovingly preserved and made into a storage cupboard, finished with oak doors. The rest of the kitchen dining room has been decorated with a wooden herringbone floor.Off the kitchen a utility room can be found, this room features a range of wall and base units providing further storage and has plumbing and space for a washing machine. From this room a door takes you out into the garden and provides easy access to one of the two garages at the back of the garden.Moving into the living room a bright and spacious area where two large windows to the front pour in light and overlook the wonderful countryside views. With much room for freestanding furniture this welcoming space also benefits from an original stone inglenook fireplace with wooden bean above and wood-burning stove. Also retaining its character with the traditional bread oven feature. The herringbone wooden flooring continues here and the rest of the downstairs hallway.Double doors from the living room takes you into the garden room. Windows from every aspect allows light to radiate the room, with picturesque views, captivating the rural lifestyle this property has to offer. From here there are also double doors taking you out into the garden's patio area.Back into the hallway there are stairs that rise to the first floor. There is a downstairs bathroom to the left which consists of a W/C, hand wash basin and the boiler is also housed here. Next to the bathroom is the study, which is currently set up as a home office. This room has flexible uses and could also be used for further accommodation.Moving upstairs the property benefits from 3 double bedrooms all spacious in size with windows to the front, adding yet more fantastic views to be seen from the property. Bedroom 1 has a large ensuite fitted with underfloor heating, walk-in shower, W/C, hand wash basin and heated towel rail. The family bathroom can also be found on the first floor fitted with a bathtub and overhead shower, W/C and hand wash basin.The garden wraps around the property and can be accessed from many parts of the house inside. Approaching the property there is a garage at the bottom of the lane which has electrical supply and a rolling door. Moving up the lane there is a further garage which also has electricity. The driveway in front of the property provides parking for a number of cars. Moving around the right side of the property there is a large area with raised beds that could be used as a home allotment. Further along there is a pond that the vendors have created, which attracts wildlife and is surrounded by mature shrubs and bushes. The top aspect of the garden there is a patio area perfect for outdoor seating. The vendors have created steps from here which lead around the other side of the property and allow easy access to the second garage.DirectionsHead East from Ludlow on the A4117 through to Angel Bank, travelling uphill turn right sign posted Knowbury on to Farden Lane. Continue to follow this lane, and the property will be located on your left hand side. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bitterley-d562354/for-sale_i69419953
Believed to date back to the 17th Century, Claremont House is a charming, Grade II listed home in the centre of Wye village. Boasting many delightful period features and a wealth of exposed timbers this attractive home offers generously proportioned accommodation comprising a kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room with wood burning stove, cosy snug and an inviting reception/dining room. To the upper floors are four bedrooms (one through room), en suite to the principal bedroom, family bathroom and very large loft space. The partly walled rear garden enjoys a secluded feel in a peaceful setting whilst all local amenities are within the shortest of walks.Location - Claremont House is located in the centre of Wye. The quintessential English village location with everything you could possibly want from village life. Wye offers excellent local schools, transport links including mainline station with high speed service to London in 37 minutes, a traditional family owned butchers, convenient Co-op store and library. An active community life with many sports and social clubs, all of this with the Wye Downs Nature Reserve as a beautiful backdrop and many wonderful countryside walks on your doorstep.Dining Room/Reception - 8.41m x 3.12m (27'7 x 10'3) - A solid wooden casement door opens in to an inviting space when upon entering you are greeted by a wealth of exposed timbers, sash bay windows to front, downlighters, solid oak door to cellar. Opening through to:Sitting Room - 4.90m x 3.99m (16'1 x 13'1) - Brick built fireplace housing wood burning stove, dual aspect sash windows, stairs to first floor with storage area beneath.Snug - 3.10m x 3.33m (10'2 x 10'11) - French doors to rear.Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 4.72m x 3.66m (15'6 x 12'0 ) - Double aspect with multi glazed panelled casement windows. A generous range of fitted wall and base units with quartz worktops, space for oven, glass fronted display cabinets, Aga set in brick built fireplace, further, stable door opening to rear, large under stairs pantry style cupboard.First Floor - Doors toBedroom - 5.13m x 3.89m (16'10 x 12'9) - Window to side, radiator, door through to:Bedroom - 4.42m x 4.98m (14'6 x 16'4) - Vaulted ceiling providing a feeling of light and space, sash windows and casement door opening to balcony, radiator, vaulted ceiling.Door to:En Suite - 2.46m x 1.78m (8'1 x 5'10 ) - Raised shower cubicle housing mains shower with glazed screen and tiled surround, wash basin inset vanity unit with mixer tap and localised tiling, low level WC, downlighters, chrome heated towel rail.Bedroom - 4.70m x 3.33m (15'5 x 10'11 ) - Sash window to front, radiator, built in storage cupboard.Bedroom - 3.53m x 2.95m (11'7 x 9'8) - Sash window to front, radiator, built in storage cupboard.Bathroom - Sash window to rear, Victorian style freestanding roll top bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, separate mains shower with bi-folding glazed screen and tiled surround, mains feed mixer tap, radiator, wash basin inset vanity unit with marble surround and cupboard beneath, mixer tap and localised tiling, downlighters, extractor fan, tiled floor covering.Stairs To - Loft Room/Bedroom - 2.21m x 3.66m (7'3 x 12) - Window to front, door toStorage Area - 2.26m x 3.51m (7'5 x 11'6) - Window to front, cupboard, door leading to:Bedroom - 2.97m x 2.62m (9'9 x 8'7) - Window to side.Rear Garden - Partly laid to lawn with block paved seating area in walled and fenced surround with raised flower and shrub borders, vegetable patch with side gated access, wood built shed, water butts, outside cold water tap.Tenure - Freehold.Services - All mains services connected.Council Tax - Ashford Borough Council Tax Band: FGrade Ii Listed - 8/227 Nos. 14 and 16 27.11.57GV IIHouse and shop pair. C18 exterior to C17 or earlier building. Timber framed and clad with red brick and tile hanging, ornamental to front elevation. Plain tiled roof. Two storeys and attic, the first floor tile hung with parapet to roof hipped to right with 2 gabled dormers and stacks to rear. Two glazing bar sashes on 1st floor and shallow bay to left, and canted bay to right, both with multi-paned lights. Central panelled door with traceried rectangular fanlight with dentil pediment on pilasters and frieze, with similar fanlight, doorcase (with cornice rather than pediment) but blocked doorway to left. Tile hung and part rendered rear wings and courtyard to rear.Listing NGR: TR For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wye-c35490/for-sale_i71102587
An Attractive Detached Property In A Stunning Location Hall Kitchen/Breakfast Room Dining Room Sitting Room WC Master Bedroom with En-suite and Sauna Three further En-suite Bedrooms Garden Ample Parking The property is situated in a truly delightful rural location in the small hamlet of Upper Hill, which is situated approximately 4 miles from the market town of Leominster where there is a good range of shopping, recreational and educational facilities including train station, with the larger Cathedral City of Hereford approximately 11 miles to the south. The property is surrounded by lovely Herefordshire countryside and with the slightly elevated position, takes advantage of some lovely views. DESCRIPTION Hawthorn Cottage is a striking property surrounded by beautiful countryside and sits in an elevated position taking advantage of the views. An attractive porch offers a useful covered area to the front of the house, with the entrance hall opening up to a characterful space, which is open to the galleried landing. The wooden flooring continues from the hall into a large dining room, with triple aspect and exposed timbers. Adjacent is a cloakroom with WC and hand basin. Across the hall is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room, with tiled flooring, large central island with circular sink, four oven electric Aga with separate Aga module, built-in 2 drawer fridge, dishwasher, further Belfast sink and ample cupboard storage in the beautiful Italian oak units. There is also a useful pantry. The dining area is surrounded by windows and double doors out to the garden. A door leads off to the utility room where there is further space for white goods, storage, circular sink, boiler and door to garden. The sitting room is a generous size and again features windows to three aspects, enjoying the far reaching views. This room also has an inglenook fireplace, fitted with a Clearview log burning stove. Stairs lead up from the entrance hall to the galleried landing. The master bedroom has built-in wardrobe cupboards, window enjoying the views and en-suite shower room and sauna. Bedroom two has a dual aspect and en-suite with shower and roll top bath. The remaining bedrooms are also en-suite. OUTSIDE The property is approached via a large gravelled drive with ample parking for a number of vehicles. There are paved seating areas offering lovely spots in which to enjoy the peaceful surroundings and views. The garden is mainly lawned and wraps around the house, with mature shrubs and trees to the boundaries. There are external power and water points. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_nr-leominster-d601344/for-sale_i71684846
'Ty Saer' is an outstanding, modern self-build family home offering generous sized living and bedroom accommodation presented to the highest of standards. The property is ideal for a large or extended family, perfect for multi generational living. The house sits on a beautifully landscaped garden plot, adjacent to woodland in an elevated position above the village. It is conveniently located within easy commuting distance of Cardiff and other major towns. The spacious, light and airy accommodation comprises: a large ENTRANCE HALL, (9'4×26'2 max) with stairs to the first floor and doors leading to the living accommodation. The hallway has underfloor heating which continues throughout the ground floor, engineered oak flooring continues into all reception rooms. The LOUNGE, (20'3×13'2) is dual aspect with windows to front and rear. A contemporary wood burning stove set on a slate flagstone hearth. The GAMES ROOM, (16'3×12'9) and SITTING ROOM, (19'10×6'11 widening to 10'7) are both located at the front of the property and enjoy far reaching views between neighbouring properties. The hub of the house is the hugely impressive open plan KITCHEN/DINING/LIVING ROOM, (30'10×13'6) plus (17'8 x 11'4) located at the rear of the property with windows and bi-fold doors enjoying views and giving access into the landscaped gardens. The kitchen, with large central island, offers an extensive range of unit space with integrated appliances and complementary granite work surfaces. Access from the kitchen and hallway leads into the UTILITY ROOM, (14'10×6'11). Off the Utility Room is a ground floor SHOWER ROOM/WC, (9'x 3'4). The first floor is a gallery LANDING, (18' widening to 27'1max x 10') with views to front and access into a large attic space. The property has four generous sized double bedrooms. BEDROOM ONE, (14'11×13'1 widening to 20'7 max) benefits from a DRESSING ROOM, with fitted hanging and shelf space, plus an EN-SUITE BATHROOM, (13'10×10'6) which has a modern, free standing slipper style bath and a double shower tray with mains power shower fitted. BEDROOM TWO, (16'9×12'8 max) and BEDROOM THREE, (13'11×13'1) are located at the rear of the house, enjoying views over the garden and into the neighbouring woodland. BEDROOM FOUR, (13'2×11'3) is located at the front and enjoys views the same as Bedroom One, towards the 'Giants Bite' in the hillside across the valley. Outside to the front of the house is an ornate gravel driveway offering ample parking for many cars. Attached to the side of the property is a car port. A DETACHED GARAGE, (20'2×15'6) has a remote controlled garage door. The garage has a ground floor toilet and a first floor LOFT ROOM, (20'4×15'5) which will make an ideal home office or gym. The landscaped side and rear garden has been well planned. It has flat lawn areas, paved patio entertainment areas, including a gazebo, well stocked shrub and flower borders. The garden enjoys views into the neighbouring woodland. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_cardiff-road-d597026/for-sale_i68375512
Trees comprises a stylish, substantially extended and improved family house, occupying an enviable location in the popular Weyloed Lane area of Mynyddbach. Mynyddbach along with its nearby village of Shirenewton are well respected and highly thought after, enjoying a pleasant position within the rolling Monmouthshire countryside, yet close to the historic town of Chepstow with its attendant range of facilities. The village also benefits from an excellent primary school. The stylish accommodation is extremely flexible and would also offer potential for dual family accommodation if required. Briefly affording reception hall, impressive drawing room, sitting room, family room, study, four/five bedrooms, three bathrooms along with extensive parking and mature gardens.Entrance Hall - With stairs to landing with access to two bedrooms (which are linked to the second landing). Useful under stairs storage cupboard.Study/Bedroom - 11'5 x 9'9 - To front elevation with range of fitted wardrobes and cupboards.Drawing Room - 21'0 x 19'0 - Spacious drawing room accessed from main entrance hall and also from double French doors from the family room, with steps down. Hexagonal bay with skylight over. Fireplace and large chandelier.Main Ground Floor Bathroom - Spacious Art Deco bathroom suite comprising of freestanding bath, large tiled walk-in shower area, wash hand basin, bidet and WC with high cistern.Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 19'8 x 12'4 - To the front elevation and open plan to the family room, appointed with a matching range of base and eye level storage units with ample work surfacing over. Range style cooker with extractor hood over. Inset one and a half bowl sink unit. Space for fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Wood burning stove. Door to dining room.Dining Room - 12'0 x 9'6 - To front elevation with doors to kitchen/breakfast room and inner hall.Family Room - 21'6 x 15'0 - To rear elevation with two sets of French Doors to decking area with far rear countryside views. Open plan to the kitchen/breakfast room, double doors to main reception room.Inner Hall - With French doors to dining room, door to front bedroom 4, second ground floor bathroom and rear bedroom 3. Stairs to main first floor landing.Bedroom 3 - 11'7 x 9'7 - To the rear elevation with French doors to decking area. This room could also be used as a second family room.Bedroom 4 - 13'3 x 8'4 - With window to front elevation.Ground Floor Second Bathroom - Window to side elevation, stylish bathroom suite comprising tiled side Jacuzzi bath, wash hand basin and WC.Main First Floor Landing - With doors to principal bedroom, guest bedroom, Jack and Jill bathroom, bedroom 5 and door to roof decked terrace.Jack And Jill Bathroom - Comprising side panel bath, separate shower cubicle, low level WC, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.Prinicpal Bedroom - 18'5 x 10'9 - With large window to rear elevation with far reaching country views. French doors to decked terrace, Door to Jack and Jill bathroom en-suite. Large built-in wardrobes.Guest Bedroom - 19'0 x 9'0 - Window to front elevation. With door to en-suite shower room appointed with low level WC, wash hand basin, shower cubicle and heated towel rail.Bedroom 5 - 12'2 x 9'0 - Custom built bedroom with Cabin Bed and a range of built-in storage. This room also has a cloakroom/WC comprising of low level WC and wash hand basin.Bedroom 6 - 14'5 x 8'3 - Linking the main first floor landing to the second first floor landing. Custom built single Bedroom with lower study/play area.Gardens & Grounds - The front of the property is approached via a sweeping in and out driveway with ample parking for several vehicles. Mature flowers and shrub borders offering privacy. To the rear, useful large storage under decked terrace - 21'0 x 15'0 (6.40m x 4.57m). Large gardens in a terraced design with a good variety of trees, plants and flowering shrubs with pleasant decked balcony to the rear.Services - All mains services are connected to include gas central heating. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_weyloed-lane-d562737/for-sale_i68307469
Glanpant is a superbly presented four bedroom detached period home situated on the edge of the village of Bwlch with exceptional views across Bannau Brycheiniog National Park. At over 2600 square feet, the property affords exceptionally generous and flexible accommodation throughout and further benefits from the inclusion of a two bedroom detached cottage, with planning as a holiday let, and a proven track record as a sustained income stream. Substantially improved by the current owners, Glanpant is a home of breadth and quality with a modern finish blended with period character and charm. The ground floor comprises a 17' living room to the front with feature fireplace housing a wood burning stove, which leads to an internal hallway off which is a study area. The social heart of the ground floor is the superb, refurbished kitchen/diner which has been extended to include a dining area overlooking the garden. The kitchen offers extensive worktop space and fitted units and there is a discreetly hidden walk in larder. Also on the ground floor is a large double bedroom with private entrance and modern en-suite bathroom which has regularly been used as an Airbnb. In addition, there is a rear boot room, shower room and utility room. Upstairs the bright and airy landing leads to a fabulous 18' first floor lounge with triple aspect including a bifold picture window which affords the most spectacular views across Bannau Brycheiniog toward Pen Y Fan. There is a 17' master bedroom with extensive fitted storage, again enjoying delightful views, two further double bedrooms and a smartly presented family bathroom. The property is situated squarely in the middle of a generous plot, with the gardens divided into well cared for and distinct areas including patios, hard landscaping, vegetable gardens with raised beds and a large area of lawn with seating area to survey the glorious panoramic views of the breathtaking Welsh countryside that surrounds it. The driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles, leading to the large detached double garage and workshop, with solar panels on the roof providing a further income stream. The detached Annexe is located to the rear of the property and has been run for several years as a successful holiday let exceeding the 182 day a year occupancy threshold to receive business rated relief. The accommodation comprises an L-shaped lounge with two sets of French doors, downstairs wet room, fully fitted kitchen, two double bedrooms and main bathroom. The annexe has a small courtyard to the rear whilst to the front benefits from its own driveway and single garage. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bwlch-d573874/for-sale_i71381700
Hay Barn is newly converted and situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty within a small an exclusive development of architecturally designed converted barns. Finished to a very high standard with solid oak ledge and braced doors, oak flooring and a wealth of exposed timbers. The property has the benefit of a small paddock and stunning views over open countryside.Introduction - This beautiful barn conversion offers three bedrooms and bathrooms open plan drawing room with vaulted ceiling, large kitchen/diner, and double garage with open barn style for further parking. Internal viewing is highly recommended.Property Description - Open the front door, into this magnificent high vaulted and dramatic drawing room, with exposed timbers, oak flooring and not one but two minstrel galleries. Large picture windows. Log burning stove sits nestled in the corner, and, two staircases lead to the first floor. From the drawing room walk towards the large kitchen/dining/family room, with stunning views over the open countryside complete with its own log burning stove. Wall units with granite surfaces grace one end of this beautiful space with exposed beams, picture windows, and door opening onto the garden and patio area. The oak flooring adds a touch of class and there is room for both table chairs and a comfy sofa in-front of a further log-burning stove in this open plan living space. Whilst the main drawing room is elegant, this room offers the chance to put your feet up on the sofa, sip a hot chocolate, and just bask in the ever changing seasons right outside your door, whilst the log burning stove keeps you cosy warm. Close to the kitchen is a useful utility room. The Master bedroom is situated on the ground floor, and once again oak beams adorn the walls, large wardrobes with beautiful oak doors and en-suite bathroom with panelled bath with shower over, offering both rainforest head and separate shower for washing ones hair. Sink inset into two drawer vanity unit, with close coupled WC. Granite sills and attractive glass shelving, to put the candles on whilst you while away the hours in a deep bubble bath. Take the first staircase to the minstrel galley and enter bedroom two with vaulted ceiling, enough space for a super king bed, together with a comfy sofa. Eaves storage and door to en-suite shower room, with walk in shower, wall hung heated towel rail. Vanity unit and close coupled WC. The second staircase leads to the third bedroom, once again with its own en-suite. This barn offers total unique living, and the creaking beams chatter away as they meld into the space and surroundings.Garden And Grounds - The property has the benefit of small paddock (0.53 acres), which over-looks open countryside and beyond.Garage And Parking - The property has the benefit of both a double garage and two bay car port. Ideal to turn one half of the garage into a work shop.Services - Private Water from a Bore Hole - £350 per annum (New Bore Hole in 2019 when barn conversions started - plant equipment upgraded & expanded in 2023)Treatment Plant - £200 per annum (New one put in 2021)Air Source Heating and under floor heating throughout all of the ground floorBoth owned & look after by Gwilliam Enterprises Ltd. (Gwilliam sisters x 3 & husbands - 6 Directors).Location - Guilden Down is a tiny rural hamlet and working farm set amidst the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty just one mile from the pretty town of Clun. Research by the Campaign for the Protection of Rural England suggests that Clun is one of the most tranquil locations in England. The town has a good range of local facilities including a primary school, doctors surgery, pubs, tea rooms and a post office. It is a destination for tourists wishing to explore the Welsh Marches and beyond. More comprehensive facilities can be found at the Market Towns of Bishops Castle, 6 miles distant and historic Ludlow 18 miles. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_clun-d549359/for-sale_i71599252
This captivating, five-bedroom country property has cottagey charm, fresh, contemporary appeal and an incomparable long distance outlook over the Wye Valley. What makes this house special is the setting and the views. From the terrace at the back of the house you look towards Trellech on a clear day you can see the spire of Trellech Church - and then you can see 160 degrees all the way round to the eastern bank of the Wye above Tintern. For me, it was the first thing that drew me to the house and second was the setting, almost at the end of a no through road, where it is completely private and not overlooked. The Old Bakery has been sympathetically and extensively extended over many years, changing it from a cosy two-up, two down cottage to create a spacious and attractive home. It has been maintained in excellent condition by the vendors, who bought it 31 years ago and have had a wonderful family life there. It benefits from the loveliest of locations, with 0.63 acres of gardens and wonderful woodland walks from the doorstep. It is within walking distance of the sought-after village of Devauden, a vibrant and sociable community, well served by both a village shop and a garage, with a village hall. A variety of clubs and activities and a lively programme of village events, including an annual music festival. An ideal family home, The Old Bakery is in the catchment for Shirenewton Primary School, which has an excellent reputation. There are further educational establishments in Chepstow (4 miles) and those in Monmouth (12 miles) include the independent Haberdashers Monmouth Schools. The market towns of Monmouth and Chepstow provide a range of leisure facilities, independent shops, cafes and restaurants. Both have an M&S Foodhall and in Monmouth there is a Waitrose. The Old Bakery is also a convenient base for commuters, with good access to the motorway network, bringing Bristol, Newport and Cardiff within easy reach. There are intercity trains to London from Newport and Bristol Parkway and international flights from Bristol and Cardiff airports.STEP INSIDE:- - At the end of a peaceful, no-through country road, a wooden five bar gate opens onto a tree-lined tarmac lane, which leads to the property. There is a large gravelled parking area in front of a detached double garage and a wide pathway leads down to the main entrance door, set under a long storm porch.The main door opens to a charming quarry tiled hall, which doubles as a dining room. A door leads through to the characterful living room, part of the original cottage. The beams in this room, as elsewhere, have been painted white to give an airy, contemporary feel. There is a feature fireplace, believed to have been constructed from reclaimed stone from the property, with an old wooden mantel beam. The fireplace houses a Jotul woodburning stove. Because the old part of the house has such thick stone walls, this room is always cool in summer and lovely and in winter it is really comfy and cosy. From the living room there is a door to the kitchen, which, like the dining hall, has a quarry tiled floor. It is fitted with a range of wooden/wood effect kitchen units with Bosch integrated appliances and a freestanding AEG fridge freezer. In the centre of the room there is plenty of space for a breakfast table. The kitchen has a door to back garden where steps lead up to the generous rear terrace, which takes advantage of the Wye Valley outlook and makes a fantastic outdoor entertaining space. From the kitchen, two large windows overlook the back of the house whilst there's another window over the sink, looking towards the Wye Valley, with the sort of view which must make washing up sheer pleasure!Stairs lead up from the kitchen to a small landing, which widens out into a large study area, with a window to the front of the property. From the landing, a door opens to a sitting room, with French doors directly to the rear terrace. On this floor, there are also two well-presented bathrooms, both with baths and one with a separate shower cubicle. There is a bedroom with an ensuite WC, a further bedroom overlooking the front of the house and a principal bedroom with stunning views of the Wye Valley. This lovely room has an ensuite shower and a walk-in wardrobe. From the upstairs sitting room there is a door to an inner landing, off which there is a useful utility room. There is also a door to a long utility and storage area which runs from the front of the house to the back. This has double arched doors to the front and French doors to the back garden. From the inner landing, stairs rise to a further floor, above the long utility/storage area, where there are two bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room. The vendors added these rooms in 2001 by raising the pitch of the roof at the west end of the house. One of these rooms is currently used as a home office. The property has hardwood double glazed windows throughout and the Worcester Bosch boiler was replaced in 2019.Outside - The property is built to fit the contours of a hillside, which explains the different internal levels. The sloping gardens at the back have been landscaped to provide a large, paved terrace which takes full advantage of the Wye Valley views. It is a big space, very good for barbeques and entertaining and excellent for a gin and tonic after work. Curved stone steps lead up from the terrace to a sloping grassed area, interspersed with mature trees and shrubs. From the front of the property, there are views over fields and wooded countryside. In front of the parking area there is a large flower bed and a sloping lawn. A path leads down from the parking area to the attractive storm porch, probably built in the 1920s, with a tiled roof and wooden supports. In front of this is a seating area. In the early spring it makes a nice place to sit, because it is south facing and sheltered from the wind.Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a 'virtual viewing' where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_devauden-d564489/for-sale_i69962735
A superb equestrian property, circa 4.5 acres with a fabulous 60ft x 30ft stable block and newly re surfaced menage. The property offers 5 bedrooms of flexible accommodation and features stunning countryside views.Location:Located off the A4117 just under three miles from the historic market town of Cleobury Mortimer, bordered by the beautiful Shropshire countryside and with a wealth of local amenities and leisure facilities The property is located 9 miles from the medieval town of Ludlow which provides a larger range of shops, restaurants and a ruined castle.Education:Local state schools include Cleobury Mortimer Primary School and Lacon Childe Secondary School.There is a variety of local independent schools including Heathfield Knoll in Kiddeminster, King Worcester and RGS Worcester.Accommodation:Entrance hallway, sitting room, cloakroom/wc, dining room, breakfast kitchen, laundry, shower room, bedroom 5 (ground floor) Four double bedrooms on the first floor with master en-suite and family bathroom.There is a double garage that could be converted (subject to planning) to accommodate multi-generational living on both ground and first floors. American stable block with 10 stables and a menage.Ground Floor Accommodation:: At the heart of this delightful home is the spacious modern breakfast kitchen with a dual aspect across the menage, gardens and grounds. Featuring a central island, a wine cooler, rangemaster, hob, two electric fan ovens, separate grill and griddle plate and a dishwasher.The delightful and spacious triple aspect sitting room features a wood burning stove and offers delightful views over the surrounding land and menage.Accessed from the sitting room is the dining room which also has a door to the hallway affording easy access to the kitchen; ideal when entertaining. There is a door leading outside to the menage and Jacuzzi decking area.To complete the ground floor accomodation is a laundry room, shower room and bedroom 5 which would be great for a dependant or a teenager.First Floor Accommodation:There are four double bedrooms, all overlooking the gardens and beyond.The master bedroom has far-reaching views and has a large ensuite with shower incorporating massage jets and a radio. There are three further good-sized double bedrooms and a modern bathroom featuring a bath and a separate shower.Equestrian Facilities & Land:There are three paddocks and an all-weather menage which has been re lined and re surfaced with three dressage mirrors. The superb American stable block is an impressive 60ft x 30ft with 10 stables. New fencing for security has been appointed to most of the boundaries. Gardens:There is lawn to the rear and side along with Decking and a Hot Tub. The Gardens are West facing so ideal to enjoy the wonderful sunsets.The property is accessed via new bespoke wooden gates. The gravelled driveway has just been resurfaced and offers ample parking, alongside a double garage with newly appointed wooden garage doors. Additional information:There are new windows and doors to the rear elevation. CCTV has been installed to the property. Local Authority: Shropshire CouncilServices: mains water, electricity, oil fired combiner's-boiler and private sewage via a septic tank.Important Note to Purchasers:RJ Country Homes has not tested any equipment, apparatus or integral appliances, equipment, fixtures and fittings of services and so cannot verify that they are in working order of fit for the purpose. We advise Buyers to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. Please note that RJ Country Homes has not had sight of the title documents. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. Viewings by appointment only via RJ Country Homes on or For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_near-cleobury-mortimer-d634353/for-sale_i70280542
The HouseMuch care and attention has gone in to creating this fabulous home that is on offer today. The attention to detail throughout is evident and you are immediately impressed by the sense of grandeur this beautifully appointed home offers.You approach the property through black electric gates onto a driveway with parking for a few vehicles or directly into the double garage with electric up and over roller door. The frontage has been enhanced by the addition of an Oak framed porch and garden room with pitched roof and glazed to two elevations. From the porch you enter the welcoming reception hallway, to one side is access to what could be an independent ground floor annexe and to the other is the rest of the living accommodation. There is also a door to the downstairs cloakroom and WC. The living room is incredibly spacious and has a number of windows to both the south and east elevations, looking out over the garden and to rural views beyond. A door from here leads into the Oak framed garden room which is fully glazed to two elevations with Velux windows above. Two large sliding doors open out onto the patio area, creating a lovely space during the summer months. The kitchen dining room, is an exceptional space fitted with a range of cupboards with granite worktops over. Part of the central worktop has spaces for stools beneath creating a breakfast bar area. There is a large built in pantry cupboard and ample space for a large table, Belfast sink, integrated dishwasher and Stoves range cooker with extractor over. Through a conservatory at the rear of the kitchen, you enter the more formal dining room, with a door back to the hallway. Upstairs there are three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The principle suite is large and benefits from an ensuite shower room and separate dressing room, which could also be a further double bedroom or cot room if required. Bedroom two is also a good sized double, and bedroom three could be a single or home office. The family bathroom comprises jacuzzi bath, separate shower, WC and wash hand basin. The internal annexe offers the ability to have self-contained accommodation, perfect for multigenerational living. It comprises living room/bedroom with woodburning stove, dining room with double doors to outside, fully fitted kitchen and shower room. There is the option to have separate independent access and outside area.From the kitchen in the main house a connecting porch/boot room has been added through to further annexe accommodation, again which could be completely independent of the main house, offering income potential. From the porch there is access to a courtyard area and also through to what is currently used as a utility room to the main house but would work as a kitchen for the annexe. Off the inner hall, are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. One of these bedrooms could be a living room if required to form part of the annexe. The main bedroom enjoys a window to the side and double doors opening out to an enclosed garden with decked seating area. The contemporary family bathroom comprises bath, separate shower, WC and wash hand basin. This part of the home can be independently accessed through double doors at the front into a further utility room. It also benefits from electricity provided by solar panels installed in 2021, there provide a small offset for feedback to the National Grid. The GroundsThe property sits in approximately half an acre of gardens which have been much improved by the current owners, offering different areas to enjoy. Including a wildflower area, Mediterranean garden, orchard area and herb and vegetable garden. The rest of the garden is laid to lawn, it is fully enclosed ensuring complete privacy. There is a rear courtyard with pergola, patio area and hot tub beneath. This rear courtyard can also be accessed by further set of double electric gates. In the garden is a detached single storey outbuilding which could be used for a variety of different uses including studio, home office or games room.LocationWellingsford House is situated in the Hopton Wafers hamlet of Crumpsbrook, between Cleobury Mortimer and the popular historic market town of Ludlow. More locally is Clee Hill approximately 2.5 miles away with village shop, primary school, doctors surgery and other amenities can be found approximately 4 miles away in Cleobury Mortimer. These include pubs and restaurants, a Co-operative, post office, doctors surgery, dentist and hair salons. Further afield are the larger towns of Ludlow and Tenbury Wells which offer further everyday facilities. From the house is direct access to several hundred acres of common land, over which the property benefits from common grazing rights.Identification Check ChargeIn accordance with The Money Laundering Regulations 2007, the Agents are duty bound to carry out due diligence on all Clients to confirm their identity, including the eventual purchasers of a property. The Agents use an electronic verification system, Credas, to verify Clients' identity that is not a credit check so it will have no effect on credit history. Credas may check the details you supply against any particulars on any database to which they have access. By placing an offer on this property, you agree that if your offer is accepted, subject to contract, that we as agents for the seller complete this check for a fee of £60 inc VAT (£50 + VAT) per transaction, charged at the point agreeing the sale (subject to contract). This charge is non-refundable including in the event that an eventual exchange of contracts is unsuccessful. A record of the search will be retained by the Agents.DirectionsFrom Ludlow head out on the A4117 towards Cleobury Mortimer. Continue through Clee Hill and upon reaching the petrol station at Doddington, turn left towards Hopton Bank. Continue across the cattle grid and after approximately a quarter of a mile, turn right into Stockhall Lane, the entrance to Wellingsford House will be found after a short distance on the left hand side accessed through black gates. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hopton-wafers-d555444/for-sale_i69470057
Secluded 5-bedroom rural retreat located in the foothills of the Black Mountains in a Dark Sky Reserve.Ideal Equestrian Property extending to 13.4 acres plus Hill Grazing Rights.Extensive range of outbuildings.Private spring water supplies, solar panels & off grid electricity supply.Stunning scenery and panoramic views.Description - Old Cwm represents a beautifully situated rural residence located at the foothills of the Black Mountains and heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park in a dark sky reserve. Set in an idyllic, peaceful location, the property offers significant equestrian possibilities with a useful range of outbuildings surrounded by approximately 13.40 acres of grounds to include pasture, woodland, streams and large pondsSituation - Old Cwm Farm is situated in the foothills of the Black Mountains within the Brecon Beacons National Park. The property is situated within Tregoyd Parish in the County of Powys. Tregoyd is midway between the towns of Hay-on-Wye and Talgarth. Hay-on-Wye offers an excellent range of services and facilities including boutique and independent shops, cafes and bistros, public houses, a doctors surgery, dental surgery, small supermarket and primary school. There is also a thriving outdoor market held every Thursday. Hay-on-Wye is very much on the tourist trail and is renowned for the Hay Literary Festival. The surrounding area is renowned for is stunning beauty and is within easy reach of old Cwm Farm. Set in the Wye Valley the area offers a multitude of recreational opportunities.The Accommodation - Old Cwm Farmhouse is of traditional stone construction and was originally built some 200 years ago. In more recent times, the property has undergone significant restoration and has been sympathetically done to retain many original type features. A particular theme are the exposed oak beams and the stunning oak paneling in the Drawing Room. The residential property offers spacious accommodation and is briefly outlined as follows:Ground FloorHallway 2.79m x 4.64mOffice 4.43m x 3.98mFirst FloorDrawing Room 4.55m x 6.24mSitting Room 4.99m x 6.85m maxHall 2.10m x 2.84mDining Area 4.99m x 2.90mKitchen 5.00m x 4.56mBedroom 2.76m x 4.68m maxWCSecond FloorLandingBathroom 4.88m x 3.21mBedroom 3.77m x 2.24mBedroom 4.99m x 2.48mBedroom 4.99m x 5.45mEn-suite 1.74m x 4.86mDressing Room 3.59m x 3.98mThe Land - The land extends to approximately 13.40 acres to include areas of permanent pasture split into conveniently sized enclosures which also has the benefit of various ponds and water features. The land also benefits from an extensive hill grazing right on the Black Mountains.Outbuildings - The land is equipped with a suitable range of outbuildings ideal for agricultural and equestrian purposes. The buildings are more than adequate for the size of the holding and briefly comprise the following:Timber Framed Building 15.37m x 8.93mSteel Framed Building 7.52m x 12.82mModern Portal Framed Steel Shed 6.03m x 18mTopography - The land lies at between 320 and 360 meters above sea level.Services - We are advised that the heating is provided by woodburning stoves and night storage heaters. The electricity is provided by a diesel generator system with a solar panel system to help assist with electricity. There is a private water supply fed through a systems of natural springs and a partially installed Hydro Electric system. No mains water or electricity available. Please note the services or service installations have not been tested.Timber, Woodland, Sporting & Mineral Rights - As far as we are aware these are included within the sale but are to be confirmedCouncil Tax - To be confirmed.Tenure - Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.Wayleaves Easements & Rights Of Way - The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, quasi easements, wayleaves and rights of way both declared and undeclared.Town And Country Planning - The property is offered subject to any development plans, tree preservation orders, ancient orders, public rights-of-way, town planning schedules or resolutions which may be or may come into force. The purchasers will be deemed to have full knowledge of these and have satisfied themselves as to the effects such matters have on the property.Plans, Areas And Schedules - These are based on Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the description of the property. Any error or misstatement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof.Boundaries Roads And Fences - The purchaser shall be deemed to have full knowledge of the boundaries and neither the Vendor not the Vendors Agents will be responsible for defining the boundaries of ownership thereof.Directions - From Hay-on-Wye proceed out of town on the B4350 and take the first left sign posted Llanigon. Proceed through the village of Llanigon and the hamlet of Fforddlas. On exiting the hamlet of Fforddlas take the next left and proceed up the single track council maintained highway. Continue passing Llwynberried Farm which is located on the right hand side, continue up a steep hill until the road plateau's towards The Black Mountains. Immediately before the cattle grid take a right hand turn through a gateway and proceed along this track for approximately ¼ mile and then bear left on a steep corner through another gateway that provides access to Old Cwm Farm.Viewing And Contact Details - All viewings must be arranged through the sole selling agents Sunderlands.Contact tel: .Office opening hours: Mon-Fri 9.00-5.00pm. Sat 9.00-12.00pm. Out of hours contact:- Matthew Nicholls Harry Aldrich-Blake Health & Safety Notice - Please be aware that this is a fully working and active farm. We advise all viewers to take extra care when making an inspection of the farm. Viewing is undertaken solely at your own risk and neither the agents or the owners of the farm take any responsibility for any injury however caused.Money Laundering - As a result of anti-money laundering legislation all persons offering for the property should include a copy of the following documentation:1. Photo ID for example Passport or Driving Licence. 2.Residential ID for example current Utility Bill.Misrepresentations Act - (a) The property is sold with all faults and defects (if any), whether in good condition or otherwise and neither the Vendors norSunderlands, the Agents for the Vendors, shall be in any way responsible for such faults and defects, or for any statements contained in the particulars of the property prepared by the said Agents.(b) The purchaser shall be deemed to acknowledge that he has not entered into this contract in reliance on any of the said statements that he has satisfied himself, as to the contents of each of the said statements by inspection or otherwise, and that no warranty or representation has been made by the Vendors or the said Agents in relation to, or in connection with the property.(c) Any error, omission or misstatement in any of the said statements shall not entitle the purchaser to rescind or to be discharged from this contract, nor give either party any cause for action.(d) All measurements and distances are approximate. The electrical, drainage, water and heating installations have not been tested by the Agents. (The normal enquiry is carried out by the purchaser's Solicitors and the type of inspection undertaken by a purchaser's surveyor have not been carried out by the selling agents for the purchase or preparation of these particulars). Interested perspective purchasers are recommended to obtain an independent survey report on this property.Inconsistency - In the event that there are any variance between these particulars and the contract of sale, then the latter shall apply.Important Notice - These particulars are set out as a guide only. They are intended to give a fair description of the property but may not be relied upon as a statement or a representation of facts. These particulars are produced in good faith and are inevitably subjective and do not form part of any contract. No persons in the employment of Sunderlands has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property.HEAD OFFICE: Offa House, St Peters Square, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR1 2PQ For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tregoyd-d598327/for-sale_i69473586
The Coach House is a beautiful Grade II listed property in a secluded rural location, a stone's throw from the River Wye and with easy access to the nearby city of Hereford. The property retains many of its original Georgian features and has been considerably improved by the current owners for contemporary family life. The Coach House has been a family home for nearly 30 years and offers a rare opportunity to purchase a property of this kind.Location - Eaton Bishop is a small village in rural Herefordshire on the boundary of the Golden Valley. There is good local access to the River Wye and surrounding countryside, with the Black Mountains on the Welsh Border in easy reach. The cathedral city of Hereford is located approximately 7 miles away, which has a good selection of individual shops, bars and restaurants, and all amenities including the County Hospital, a cinema, and Old Market Shopping Centre. The delightful country town of Hay-on-Wye, famous internationally for its annual literary festival, is a short distance away. The nearby villages of Madley and Kingstone offer village shops, local pubs, good-rated primary and secondary schools, and a GP surgery.Accommodation - Ground Floor - The Coach House is uniquely positioned as the past stables to Lower Eaton House, in a secluded but not isolated setting. The south-east and west facing aspects of the house offer an abundance of natural light throughout the day, capitalising on views over the neighbouring fields and surrounding countryside.Access to the property is via a sheltered courtyard through the retained characterful stable doors into the welcoming entrance area which is found in the architect-designed extension to the rear of the house.Immediately to the left is the open plan kitchen and breakfast area which is light and airy with three sets of double doors giving access to the garden and courtyard. The kitchen is superbly appointed with bespoke kitchen units providing ample cupboard space along with integrated appliances, a dual sink unit, and a wonderful oil-fired Aga. A statement oak staircase and bridge provides access to the first-floor landing. Adjacent to the kitchen is a useful utility room and a further storage space. The utility features additional cupboards and space for additional white goods. A door leads to a large storage area which is currently used as a pantry. The Dining Room is one of the many impressive rooms in the property with two large windows overlooking the front of the property. The dining room offers a warm and intimate formal dining setting and must be viewed to appreciate its size.From the entrance hall, a door to the right leads to the Drawing Room which has been thoughtfully decorated and features a wood burning stove and two large windows overlooking the attractive parterre in the courtyard. The drawing room is light and airy and offers ample space for relaxing and entertaining.To conclude the ground-floor accommodation is the sitting room. With its high ceiling, beautiful oak floor, and multiple windows, this room is a great addition to the property and is used by the current owners as a hi-fi and media room. The vendors have installed a wood burning stove which gives a cosy feel in the winter months.First Floor - The first floor, which can be accessed from the main entrance hall or kitchen staircase, offers five generously proportioned bedrooms, a family bathroom, a shower room and a study area.Accessing the first floor via the kitchen staircase a bridge to the left leads to the main bedroom which is spacious and well- proportioned with the unique feature of a Juliet balcony overlooking the rear garden and the far-reaching views over the River Wye to Credenhill. The room also has the benefit of built-in wardrobes and an en-suite which includes a modern three-piece suite with walk-in shower and a Velux window.To the right of the staircase is the study area which provides a well-lit home-working and library space with two Velux windows and opening which gives access to the remaining accommodation.Bedroom two is also a spacious room with a feature beam and a window to the front. Bedrooms three, four and five are all evenly proportioned double bedrooms with the original beams giving them an individual character.The shower room adjacent to the landing has been recently refitted with a modern walk-in shower, w.c. and a wash-hand basin.Outside - The property is approached via the private driveway with ample parking space for multiple vehicles and a carport area equipped with an electric car charging point. Adjacent to the carport there is a large barn, perfect for storing garden tools, bikes, and other equipment.The courtyard features a tastefully designed parterre with a pond. There is also a paved patio area perfect for entertaining, which leads out onto the rear garden which is enclosed by hedging and fencing and mainly laid to lawn interspersed with planted flowers and trees.Tenure - Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.Council Tax Band - Herefordshire Council Band "G"Services - We are informed that the property is connected to mains water and electricity, private septic tank drainage and oil-fired central heating. Please note the services or service installations have not been tested.Directions - From Hereford follow the A49 then A465 towards Abergavenny. After 2 miles turn right on the B4349 signed to Clehonger and Hay on Wye. Continue for approx. 3 miles passing through the village of Clehonger and bearing right on the B4352. Turn Right Signed to Eaton Bishop. Continue through the Village for 1.5 miles. Turn Right on a small No Through Road with a stone wall on the left. Continue down the tarmac track and bear left through the green gate posts, pass two houses on the right and bear left at the Y junction. At the bottom of the private driveway the property can be found on the opposite side of the courtyard area.What3wordsRef: populate.taller.watched For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_eaton-bishop-d585241/for-sale_i71565741
The expert conversion of this stone-built agricultural barn has created a four-bedroom country home that's full of traditional character yet with contemporary styling and lots of luxurious, light-filled spaces. Set amidst the beautiful rolling countryside of the Usk Valley, Sycamore Retreat is a Grade II listed barn, formerly part of Llandowlais Farm. The barn and two adjoining outbuildings were renovated and rebuilt in 2016 to provide just over 3000 square feet of accommodation, stylishly presented with a fine eye for detailing. The barn is full of character, featuring original oak beams and vaulted ceilings and with a charming arrow-slit window in the oldest part, now the principal bedroom. Extensive use of bespoke oak joinery adds to the ambience and large windows, glazed internal walls and a gallery landing give an uplifting feeling of light and space. This lovely property sits in grounds of just under half an acre, which provide ample outdoor space for entertaining and for enjoying the beautiful rural surroundings. One of the things that drew us to the barn were the breathtaking views over the fields to the Usk Valley and the hills beyond. The back faces south and we get lovely sunrises and sunsets. We even see the sunset through the little arrow-slit window in the principal bedroom. Another attraction for the vendors was the opportunity to create a modern, work-from-home office next to the double garage, complete with heating, power and internet connection. It was a blank canvas, so we kitted it out and put in panelling to make a wonderful, separate place to go to for work. It's great having my own space where I can sit and think and work in peace and quiet, looking out over the countryside. The vendors also loved the extra space offered by the double garage, which they have made use of as a home gym, whilst a large gravel area in front of the barn provides generous parking for everyday use and for guests. Sycamore Retreat is situated almost equidistant between the popular village of Llangybi, with its traditional village pub, and the charming market town of Usk. It's three minutes' drive to either and we are just a minute away from Morris' of Usk, a garden centre, cafe and farm shop where we go regularly for fresh bread and supplies. Usk, one of the oldest towns in Wales, enjoys a picturesque riverside setting and is a regular winner of Wales in Bloom. It is known for its strong sense of community and has a vibrant independent shopping scene, a wide choice of inns, hotels, cafes and restaurants and a variety of clubs, societies and sports facilities. Amenities also include a doctor's surgery and veterinary clinic and, for families, there's a Church in Wales Primary School, two riverside playgrounds and a park. The town hosts a packed calendar of regular events including a Country Market and Farmers' Market and annual events include Usk Show, a traditional agricultural show. Sycamore Retreat is two miles from The Cwrt Bleddyn Hotel with its spa and gym and the world class Celtic Manor golf courses are about 8 miles away. The property benefits from excellent access to the M4 corridor and on to Newport, Cardiff or Bristol and there are mainline rail services from Newport.Step inside:- - In part of the space where the former barn doors would have been, a pair of glazed doors set in full height glass panels open to a hallway with a vaulted ceiling, overlooked by a gallery landing, creating an impressive, airy entrance. The feeling of light and space is enhanced by the internal glass walls which separate the hallway from the spacious kitchen/diner/family room. The effect of the glass walls is to open up the view from the hallway to the vast, glazed space once occupied by the rear barn doors, which frames the glorious countryside beyond. To the other side of the hallway is a feature wall, showcasing old timbers reclaimed from the barn, whilst a beautiful bespoke oak staircase leads up to the galleried landing above. Indicative of the careful detailing in this quality barn conversion, the whole of the downstairs accommodation has natural stone tiles whilst all the internal doors are oak ledge and brace, made by a local joiner and featuring traditional door furniture. The large windows are fitted with remote controlled electrically operated blinds. There is underfloor heating throughout the ground floor and in the principal bedroom and bathroom, whilst the other bedrooms have classic-style column radiators.Providing the heart of the family home, the stunning open plan kitchen/diner/family room easily accommodates a large family dining table and a casual seating area, which can be arranged to make the most of the views through the glazed panels to the front and rear of the property. The sitting area is a nice place to sit and have coffee or a place to entertain friends whilst you are cooking. The stylish and sophisticated family living space features contemporary wall panelling throughout and in the kitchen area there is an extensive range of luxury fitted kitchen units with Carrara marble worktops and matching upstands. The kitchen includes an AGA range cooker, a Belfast sink, a floor-to-ceiling larder cupboard, a built-in fridge freezer and an integrated dishwasher. It also features a central breakfast island. From the rear of the barn, a pair of glazed doors set in glazed panels open to a large south-facing patio, ideal for outdoor dining. In the summer, we leave the double doors open and we have a big 10 foot table on the patio.This is just one of aspect of the barn's layout that makes entertaining easy. In addition: It flows really nicely and it really comes alive when we have lots of people over. Guests can congregate in the spacious kitchen/diner/family room or spread out into the separate living room, reached down an oak staircase off the kitchen area. This extension was rebuilt in traditional style on the footprint of a former outbuilding. It is an impressive room, with a vaulted ceiling and exposed A-frame and roof timbers. At one end there is a wood burning stove set on a slate hearth in an open fireplace with an inset original beam over. The room has carpet inlaid into an engineered oak surround and features panelled walls in the same style as the kitchen/diner/family room, with a purpose designed space for a large TV.The living room has a glazed door leading out onto a sunken terrace, providing seamless indoor/outdoor space. The private, sheltered terrace is enclosed by walls made out of railway sleepers and to one side is a useful wood store, meaning logs for the woodburning stove are always close at hand. At the top of the stairs leading down to the living room there is a useful downstairs cloakroom, whilst a door off the back of the kitchen opens to the boiler room, which also provides additional kitchen storage space. Across the entrance hallway is a utility room. The bespoke oak staircase from the hallway leads to a half landing, off which lies the principle bedroom. It then continues to a further galleried landing, off which there are three further double bedrooms. The stunning principal bedroom takes full advantage of the rural views to the back of the barn and even has a glazed door out to a private, gravelled terrace. The sunrises are amazing - it's a beautiful light. You get the best views from the kitchen and this bedroom. It's lovely to wake up to the views and to sit in bed and have a cup of coffee whilst enjoying them, or on a summer morning, to go out into the garden. The lovely room, in the oldest part of the barn, is open to the apex and features original roof timbers and an arrow-slit window high up in the end wall. The room benefits from a luxurious ensuite shower room, with natural stone floor and wall tiles. Two further double bedrooms, each with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, share a modern, fully-tiled Jack and Jill shower room. There is also a family bathroom with a walk-in shower and a contemporary-style, free standing bath deliberately positioned under the rooflight. You can sit in the bath and look at the stars! The fourth bedroom is currently fitted out as a spacious dressing room, but could easily be converted back.Outside - The property is approached via a remote controlled, electric five-bar entrance gate which leads to a large gravelled parking area in front of the detached double garage, which has electrically operated doors. Alongside the garage, with its own access, there is the separate study, which the vendor uses as a work-from-home office. Above the garage is useful attic storage space. The site slopes gently and the garden is laid out over several levels and enclosed by a mixture of natural hedging, laurels and timber feather board fencing.There is a raised lawn sweeping around the rear of the garage. We have a lovely tree swing there, in the huge old sycamore tree which gives the barn its name. The sloping lawn continues around the back of the barn, which is south facing. Here there is a gravelled terrace opening from the principal bedroom and there are two further large paved patios, on different levels, enjoying the views over the rolling Monmouthshire countryside. We get the sun on the upper patio and the lower patio is more shaded in summer. The top patio opens from the kitchen and that's where we put our outdoor dining table. The lower terrace makes a nice place to sit in the evening around a firepit. The lower terrace was used as an outdoor kitchen by previous owners and has a convenient water supply and external power points. At the front of the barn, more intimate outdoor entertaining space is provided by the sunken enclosed terrace which opens from the living room. Old railway sleepers are used as a rustic feature both as walls around the terrace and to retain the flower beds in the rear garden.Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a 'virtual viewing' where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. 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A captivating 9-bedroom country residence offering almost 9000 sqft of versatile accommodation, set in just under one acre with beautiful country views. Having been previously run as a AA 5* rated boutique Bed & Breakfast but now utilised as a delightful large family home, located just 5 miles east of Ludlow.The Graig has been a family home for over 50 years and has been thoughtfully extended and renovated over the years, providing extremely versatile accommodation, ideal for a larger family or multi-generational living.Ground floor accommodationOn the ground floor the west wing provides bedroom accommodation and the east wing provides reception and living accommodation; which was utilised when operated as a 5* AA rated bed and breakfast. A large split level reception/sitting/dining room offers wonderful views out to the garden and terrace and leads to a second reception room featuring a brick fireplace with log burning stove. This room leads into a breakfast room and then to the kitchen which was used for catering purposes with a large walk in pantry. A laundry and conservatory are accessed from the kitchen.There are 5 bedrooms, all benefitting from superb en-suite facilities, 3 of which are accessed from a separate access from the driveway allowing privacy to the principal house. To complete the ground floor is a well-proportioned large breakfast kitchen with island with access to outside, stairs leading to the first floor and a door leading to a separate hallway with own access to outside; perfect for a dependant as self-contained. First floor accommodationThere are two staircases leading to the first floor: one from the kitchen and the other from the main entrance hallway.There are four bedrooms to include one superb master with large en-suite with free standing bath, dressing room and offering plenty of storage. To complete the first floor is a bathroom and two further spacious reception rooms. One of the reception rooms located on the first floor features a vaulted ceiling. This split-level large room draws you to the glorious countryside views. The second reception room has kitchen facilities and again benefits from wonderful views to the surrounding countryside. OutsideA well mature garden has a wonderful array of plants, shrubs and trees. Featuring a large natural wildlife pond to the front of the property and offering captivating countryside views. To the side and rear of the property are pathways, a greenhouse and an extensive patio area; ideal for entertaining. An attractive sweeping gravelled driveway provides ample parking.Services: Oil heating, private drainageTenure: We understand the property to be freeholdLocal Authority: Wyre Forest District Council EPC C.Council Tax Band: GImportant Note to Purchasers: Please refer to our Terms & Conditions of Business: conditions/ Administration Deposit:RJ Country Homes requires a £1,000.00 deposit payable by the purchaser prior to issuing the Memorandum of Sale. This will be reimbursed at the point of completion. If you decide to withdraw from the purchase this deposit may not be reimbursed and the deposit collected either in part or in full and retained by RJ Country Homes to cover administration and re-marketing costs of the property. RJ Country Homes has not tested any equipment, apparatus or integral appliances, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for purpose. We advise Buyers to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor. References to the Tenure of a Property are based on information supplied by the Seller. Please note that RJ Country Homes has not had sight of the title documents. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor. Items shown in photographs are NOT included unless specifically mentioned within the sales particulars. They may however be available by separate negotiation. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_clee-hill-d545994/for-sale_i70192464
Spout House enjoys a stunning rural position on the outskirts of the popular village of Orleton in North Herefordshire countryside. Orleton has a thriving community and offers many sporting and recreational facilities. Within the village itself is a doctor's surgery, a church, two established public houses, a village post office and store, and an excellent primary school.The popular market town of Ludlow is just six miles to the north and famed for its gastronomic reputation, interesting architecture and vibrant festivals. To the south is the cathedral city of Hereford - with a full range of shops and amenities and to the east is Worcester, which gives good connection to the M5. Both Ludlow and Hereford are on the Manchester to Cardiff line with trains running at regular intervals.The Principle HouseThis remarkable property offers excellent accommodation set over three floors, Spout House has huge character and charm with many original features throughout. The entrance hall is an impressive welcome to the home coming with exposed wooden floorboards, feature fireplace with woodburning stove and grand staircase rising to the first floor. A doorway leads into an incredible reception room with fireplace and floor to ceiling windows looking out over the surrounding countryside and garden. The formal dining room again with many period features and has a bay window to the front. A door leads through to another reception room which is currently utilised as a snug, including period features such as quarry tile flooring, beams and stone fireplace with woodburning stove in situ. The kitchen comes with a range of matching base and wall units, and Aga with extractor over. There is a downstairs wc and further store room that could be utilised as a utility room if required. The first floor comprises five double bedrooms, all offering period features. The master bedroom is a fabulous room with windows looking out over surrounding countryside and coming with a Jack and Jill shower room. There are two further wc's and a family bathroom on this level. Stairs rise to the second floor comprising a number of further rooms offering versatility depending on a buyers specific needs. This floor offers potential for home office space or more storage/bedrooms if required.Woodpecker Cottage:Formerly the stables to the main home this detached cottage has been lovingly converted into separate accommodation which is currently utilised as a holiday let providing an income of around £14,000 per annum. It also lends itself as secondary accommodation if required. The accommodation comprises modern kitchen diner with ample base and wall units, integrated appliances and space for a dining table. Living room with floor to ceiling windows and good sized double bedroom with feature brick & stone wall. OutsideThe formal gardens are landscaped and mainly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and trees and an ornate water feature. There is a patio area to the rear of the property looking out over the countryside. To the front of the property the grounds consist mainly of woodland and to the rear of the property, arable land.The outbuildings comprise garaging and workshops and stores offering many uses depending on your needs.Identification Check ChargeIn accordance with The Money Laundering Regulations 2007, the Agents are duty bound to carry out due diligence on all Clients to confirm their identity, including the eventual purchasers of a property. The Agents use an electronic verification system, Credas, to verify Clients' identity that is not a credit check so it will have no effect on credit history. Credas may check the details you supply against any particulars on any database to which they have access. By placing an offer on this property, you agree that if your offer is accepted, subject to contract, that we as agents for the seller complete this check for a fee of £60 inc VAT (£50 + VAT) per transaction, charged at the point agreeing the sale (subject to contract). This charge is non-refundable including in the event that an eventual exchange of contracts is unsuccessful. A record of the search will be retained by the Agents.DirectionsJust a few minutes from Ludlow head South on the Overton road passing Moor Park School and on through Richards Castle. On entering the village of Orleton, at Portway crossroads take the turning for Orleton Common/ Goggin. After 3/4 mile turn left at the junction. At the next junction turn left and the driveway for the property is located a short distance along this road on the right hand side. Follow this driveway down to the property. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_orleton-d574720/for-sale_i70747813
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