Yew Tree House

Set within an established garden plot and a further 1.1 acre paddock is Yew Tree House, a characterful countryside home benefitting from spacious living accommodation, four double bedrooms and a desirable setting in the rural hamlet of Woodhouses. Originally dating back to the 1870s, this individual detached cottage has been substantially extended and remodelled over time to create generous living accommodation, with further potential to upgrade, remodel and refurbish as desired.

The interiors comprise briefly reception hall, inner hall, two spacious reception rooms, spacious dining kitchen, conservatory, utility and cloakroom to the ground floor, with four double bedrooms off the generous first floor landing, being serviced by a family bathroom and shower room. Outside, double gates open into the driveway where there is ample parking and access into the double garage via an electric door, and mature gardens enjoy complete privacy and a sunny westerly aspect. Opposite the driveway, a gate opens into a grass paddock housing a hay barn, and from the driveway there is a stable and separate feed store. Yew Tree House is serviced by mains gas central heating and full double glazing.

Yew Tree House lies in the hamlet of Woodhouses, a desirable rural location less than a mile from the village of Yoxall. This popular village is home to a vibrant community centred around the character High Street where pubs, a convenience store, a butchers, Scouts and Guides Groups and a Health Centre can all be found. St Peters Primary School feeds into John Taylor High in Barton under Needwood, both of which maintain an Ofsted Outstanding rating, and Barton under Needwood offers additional local amenities including a Post Office and Co-Op. There are also an excellent range of independent schools in the area including Repton, Abbots Bromley and Denstone. The A38 and A50 are both within easy reach allowing for travel to the commercial centres of Burton on Trent (7 miles), Lichfield (8miles), Birmingham (27 miles), Uttoxeter (12 miles) and Nottingham (36 miles), rail travel from Lichfield provides direct links to Birmingham and London, and the International Airports of East Midlands and Birmingham are each with an hours drive.



Marketed by: Parker Hall, Barton-under-Needwood