£585,000 /Sale price

The propertyLower Court opens into a spacious reception dining hall with tiled floor and timber features. Wooden doors ahead lead to a cloakroom and a walk-in larder, which connects to the kitchen and provides useful storage. The generous drawing room is accessed from the hall and enjoys natural light from both front and rear-facing windows, exposed timber, and an inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove set on a brick hearth.On the opposite side of the hall lies a generous kitchen/breakfast room, well-appointed with a range of base and wall-mounted units topped by ample work surfaces and featuring a Rangemaster cooker with a fitted hood. The room offers plenty of space for a dining, making it ideal for everyday family life as well as informal entertaining. A distinguished ledged and braced timber door, complete with wrought iron hinges and latch, provides direct access to the walled garden at the rear. A central staircase rises to a spacious landing, featuring period leaded windows and giving access to four good-sized bedrooms. The principal bedroom is generously proportioned, with built-in wardrobes, windows to either side, and an en suite bathroom fitted with a freestanding claw-foot bath. The three further bedrooms - one currently used as a study, are all served by a family bathroom with a walk-in shower.The second floor comprises a large attic room with exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, and rear-facing windows, along with a separate attic storage room with a side window. This level offers potential for a variety of uses depending on requirements.Services: Mains electricity and water, oil fired central heating, shared private drainage that we understand complies with current regulations a monthly fee of £30.OutsideThe rear garden is a particular feature of the property, enclosed by walls and thoughtfully landscaped to create a private and attractive setting. There are paved seating areas, topiary hedging, and a generous lawn. Well-stocked flowerbeds contain a variety of mature shrubs, flowering plants, and trees, with a mature wisteria adding seasonal colour to the side. A double gate at the far end of a stone garden path leads to a vegetable garden that includes raised beds, a greenhouse, and a large timber shed, all bordered by hedging and natural screening for privacy. The property also benefits from a double carport with a pitched roof, providing covered parking.LocationLower Court is situated in the hamlet of Ivington, approximately two miles south-west of Leominster, in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside. Leominster is a historic market town known for its medieval architecture, antique shops, and weekly markets. The town offers a range of amenities, including supermarkets, independent retailers, cafes, and restaurants. Educational facilities are available locally, with primary schools in Ivington and surrounding villages, and secondary education in Leominster. Transport links are convenient: the A49 provides road connections to Hereford and Ludlow, while Leominster railway station, located on the Welsh Marches Line, offers direct services to destinations such as Hereford, Shrewsbury, and Manchester. The surrounding area is renowned for its scenic beauty, featuring rolling hills, rivers, and the nearby Black and White Village Trail, which showcases a series of picturesque, timber framed villages.Distances Leominster 2 miles Ludlow 7 miles Hereford 13.5 milesNearby Stations Leominster Railway StationKey Locations Grange Court, Leominster Queenswood Arboretum, Dinmore Hill Wigmore Castle, Wigmore Hampton Court Castle & Gardens, Hope under Dinmore Croft Castle, Yarpole The Weir Garden, SwainshillHergest Croft Gardens, KingtonNearby Schools Lucton Moor Park Hereford Cathedral The Downs The Elms Malvern College