£400,000 /Sale price

This attractive period cottage combines traditional character with comfortable, practical living. Surrounded by open countryside, the location provides a tranquil setting with far reaching rural views 360 degrees around the property. The historic market town is just a short drive away, offering a range of amenities including supermarkets, doctor's surgeries, schools, independent shops, an excellent choice of restaurants, cafes, world renowned food festivals and nation music concerts.The property itself presents an appealing mix of red brick and stone elevations with oak-framed windows and a tiled roof, giving it a timeless cottage appearance. Inside, the home offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere with well-arranged accommodation that has been maintained, improved and extended to a very good standard.You are welcomed into the home by a modern addition at the entrance an oak framed open covered area which leads you into the oak framed porch which nearly runs the length of the home providing further useful space.The snug enjoys a feature brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove, creating a cosy and inviting space, especially for the Winter months. The adjoining living/dining room is well-proportioned, perfect for both every day and the more formal occasions.The kitchen is fitted with a range of traditional units complemented by tiled splashbacks and ample work surfaces. Its layout makes good use of the space, offering plenty of storage and access to the rear of the home. In addition, there is a separate study, providing a useful area for those working from home, and a utility room offering space for appliances keeping all the noise out of the kitchen. A ground floor cloakroom completes the downstairs accommodation.Upstairs, there are three comfortable bedrooms, each with incredible views over the surrounding countryside, and a family bathroom fitted with a white suite. The first floor provides a light and peaceful environment, continuing the cottage's sense of warmth and charm.Externally, the property benefits from a driveway offering ample parking and access to a detached brick-built garage with electric roller door. Above the garage with external staircase provides a well sized room that could provide extra space for a variety of uses. There are also extensive outbuildings beyond the garden including kennels and stores, providing scope for a variety of uses such as a workshop or running your own business which also has the benefit of a secondary access which could even be for further parking. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and enclosed by hedging and fencing, creating a safe space for the current owners children and pets. There is also a paved seating area ideal for outdoor dining and enjoying the rural outlook.Buyers Compliance Administration Fee: In accordance with The Money Laundering Regulations 2007, Agents are required to carry out due diligence on all Clients to confirm their identity, including eventual buyers of a property. The Agents use electronic verification system to verify Clients' identity. This is not a credit check so will have no effect on credit history though may check details you supply against any particulars on any database to which they have access. By placing an offer on a property, you agree that if your offer is accepted, subject to contract, we as Agents for the seller can complete this check for a fee of £75 inc VAT (£62.50 + VAT) per property transaction, non-refundable under any circumstance. A record of the search will be retained by the AgentsDirectionsFrom Ludlow take Sheet Road out of Ludlow straight over the Coop roundabout past the eco park. At the T-junction in just over a mile turn left up into Caynham travelling through the village on towards Knowbury where the property sits just on the left a couple of hundred yards before the Knowbury village sign