4 bedroom house
Maesbrook, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY10 8QY
Guide Price
£1,550,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Georgian
Property Tags: Equestrian
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Feb 2023
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse, Georgian
- Property Tags: Equestrian
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
The Grove Farmhouse and buildings occupy an elevated position in open countryside close to the Welsh border with undisturbed views across Shropshire to the rear and Wales to the front.
The late Georgian farmhouse requires significant modernisation offering immense scope and potential to be an impressive and substantial property. Internally, there are an incredible plethora of beautiful original period features including two staircases, one being hand turned and one dating from an earlier house on the site, panelled doors, carved architrave and skirting boards, high ceilings and well-proportioned square rooms.
To the rear the modern and traditional farm outbuildings (some semi derelict) are arranged around a central courtyard and provide opportunity for a wide variety of uses (including further accommodation/development/air b and b/home office/annexe/equestrian/livestock) subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained.
The immediate gardens around the house are laid to lawn. There is a feature low brick wall which is the remains of a front garden, along with mature fruit trees and wildlife pool.
The rest of the land is being used as cattle paddocks and offer fertile grazing. They are currently not let, nor are there any license agreements.
The land extends in all to 76.63 acres in total and is well served for access.
The Grove Farm occupies an enviable rural position in Shropshire and on the edge of the Welsh border. Local amenities can be found at Llanymynech, Kinnerley and Knockin whilst further shopping and leisure facilities are available within the nearby centres of Oswestry, Welshpool, Shrewsbury and Chester.
Schooling is excellent both in the state and private sector, with schools worthy of particular note including the preparatory school Packwood Haugh, Moreton School for Girls and the Corbett School at Baschurch. Local primary schools are also available at Llanymynech, Kinnerley, and Pant.
Access to the commuter routes are excellent with the A5 linking north to Wrexham and Chester and to the south-east the A5 links via Shrewsbury to the M54 which leads to the West Midland conurbation and the national motorway network beyond.
Rail services can be found at Gobowen and Shrewsbury with links to Manchester and London.
Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, Shrewsbury
The late Georgian farmhouse requires significant modernisation offering immense scope and potential to be an impressive and substantial property. Internally, there are an incredible plethora of beautiful original period features including two staircases, one being hand turned and one dating from an earlier house on the site, panelled doors, carved architrave and skirting boards, high ceilings and well-proportioned square rooms.
To the rear the modern and traditional farm outbuildings (some semi derelict) are arranged around a central courtyard and provide opportunity for a wide variety of uses (including further accommodation/development/air b and b/home office/annexe/equestrian/livestock) subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained.
The immediate gardens around the house are laid to lawn. There is a feature low brick wall which is the remains of a front garden, along with mature fruit trees and wildlife pool.
The rest of the land is being used as cattle paddocks and offer fertile grazing. They are currently not let, nor are there any license agreements.
The land extends in all to 76.63 acres in total and is well served for access.
The Grove Farm occupies an enviable rural position in Shropshire and on the edge of the Welsh border. Local amenities can be found at Llanymynech, Kinnerley and Knockin whilst further shopping and leisure facilities are available within the nearby centres of Oswestry, Welshpool, Shrewsbury and Chester.
Schooling is excellent both in the state and private sector, with schools worthy of particular note including the preparatory school Packwood Haugh, Moreton School for Girls and the Corbett School at Baschurch. Local primary schools are also available at Llanymynech, Kinnerley, and Pant.
Access to the commuter routes are excellent with the A5 linking north to Wrexham and Chester and to the south-east the A5 links via Shrewsbury to the M54 which leads to the West Midland conurbation and the national motorway network beyond.
Rail services can be found at Gobowen and Shrewsbury with links to Manchester and London.
Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, Shrewsbury
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.