4 bedroom house

**VIEW OUR VIRTUAL TOUR**VIEWINGS COMMENCE 18/10/2021

This quintessential English THREE BEDROOM COTTAGE with ONE BEDROOM ANNEX is set within its own grounds, in a truly rural position, situated between the historic towns of Much Wenlock and Shrewsbury, adjacent to country lanes and surrounded by fields and forestry. This three bedroom 17th Century extended cottage is full of charm and character with its core dating back to 1647. Exposed beams, tiled floors, stone and original features abound to add to the original atmosphere of this delightful family home. There is also an annex, gym, stables, paddock, large south-west facing garden with pond and the babbling Bullhill Brook along its north-east border.

The property is approached by a driveway, off which is a path leading to the front porch. The property comprises: hallway/breakfast room with tiled floor, stone walls and wood burning stove; fully fitted kitchen with tiled floor, Belfast sink, light oak fittings, integrated dishwasher, fridge and range cooker; utility room with tiled floor, space for fridge/freezer and dryer, cupboards and boiler; separate WC; study with storage, leading to a magnificent vaulted ceiling dining room with exposed beams, tiled floors and double doors to the garden; finally the spacious living room has a recessed multi-fuel stove and patio doors again to the garden. The central heating/hot water supply uses propane gas. Upstairs: landing with original polished oak floorboards; three double bedrooms all carpeted, with the master having an en-suite shower and a solid oak bespoke wardrobe/cabinet unit, a family bathroom with roll-top bath and plenty of storage.

Outside is an annex comprising: living room, kitchenette, WC, bedroom and shower room; a gym comprising: floor area, wet-room and sauna; extensive gardens, large water feature, summer house and a lawn running down to the brook to the front; paddock, double stables and garage. The whole approximate two acre site is encircled by woodland including a natural hill feature to the south.