Plastre Tump

Overview
Extraordinarily Appealing Detached Stone built Period Property
Outstanding, Tranquil, Rural location within Golden Triangle
Wonderful Sunny aspect to the South East & South West
Beautiful Unspoilt Rural Views within the Wye Valley AONB
Two Stunning Ground Floor Rooms, Light Hall & Studio, 4 Bedrooms Over
Exquisite Choice of Textures, Tones and Materials Throughout
Paddocks, Stabling and Wide Range of Outbuildings
Well Planned Gardens Stocked with Wide Variety of Shrubs & Trees
Land in Total Extends to Approx. 2.5 Acres
Adjacent Bridleway with Miles of Riding Out Country

Summary
Plastre Tump comprises an exquisite, four bedroom detached period property occupying an elevated and tranquil rural location within the golden triangle bounded by Ross, Ledbury and Hereford.
The outlook from the property to the East, South and West is breathtakingly beautiful, with only very limited sign of human habitation. In fact, in over 50 years of dealing with property in Herefordshire, we do not think we have come across a finer location.
The original stone cottage was thoughtfully extended in 2008, the whole project having been professionally overseen by the current owner to exceptionally appealing effect. The ingenuity in the project was the incredible ability to enable the external views to be accentuated from the interior to almost magical effect. There are wonderful ground floor principal rooms, whilst the first floor boasts four bedrooms and appropriate bathrooms.
Attention to detail throughout has been second to none, with extensive use of oak and hardwood double glazed windows. Textures, tones, and materials are outstanding.
Outside there is a superb sun terrace and water feature to the south west, whilst beyond the richly stocked gardens are paddocks, stabling and outbuildings, the latter all having been placed in a most sensible manner. The adjacent bridleway enables riding out directly from the property in two directions, and these rides and footpaths extend for miles amidst glorious countryside. For anyone wishing to grow their own, there are excellent veg & soft fruit beds, together with a chicken run.
For those who have concerns over utility bills, there is an extensive range of PV panels on the stable roofs which generate both free electricity and a considerable income.
To those potentially interested, we strongly recommend a thorough internal inspection.

Services
Bt Broadband Availability Speeds: Up to 5Mb
(Quoted from by using the property's postcode)
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private Drainage
Outgoings: ‘D' Council Tax Band EPC Rating: ‘C' (Full EPC Rating available)

Tenure
We are advised that the property is Freehold

To View
Strictly and only please by prior telephone appointment through Morris Bricknell Tel:

Directions
Leave the outskirts of Ross at Travellers Rest roundabout (Junction 4 M50) taking the road towards Ledbury. At the top of the hill bear left towards the Old Gore Crossroads, turning left towards Fownhope on B4224. Go through How Caple and at the bottom of the hill shortly after Caple Forge Ironworks, turn left sign posted to Brockhampton Nursing Home. Take first right signed cricket ground. Go to top of road and turn left. Go past Church on right, then onto crossroads by Village Hall. Turn left. Keep going (past first house and barn ) for 1/3 mile. Driveway to Plastre Tump is on right. Sign saying “Dog Sense Training”.
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