***viewing essential***Located just over a mile from Much Wenlock, in a quiet hamlet, this property offers deceptively spacious accommodation, a pretty garden and a variety of outbuildings.
The property The House
This property certainly offers buyers a chance to own a slice of 'the good life'. Located just over a mile outside the historic Shropshire town of Much Wenlock, the property is set in an idyllic hamlet surrounded by some of the county's most attractive countryside. The property has to be viewed to be appreciated as it offers ample living space for a family, with extensive gardens to the back including a number of outbuildings.
Entrance Porch
Access to sitting room/dining area.
Sitting Room
Wood effect flooring with feature exposed brick fireplace real wood mantle and inset log-burner. Front aspect window and internal door with stained-glass finish. Open archway into dining area.
Dining Area
Original quarry tile flooring with rear aspect window and open doorway leading to the kitchen. Space for a dining table and working Rayburn.
Kitchen
Tiled floor with side aspect window, fitted base and eye-level units with granite work surface including an integrated one and a half bowl stainless steel sink with drainer, four ring ceramic hob with extractor hood, fridge and freezer and an eye level oven and grill.
Utility Room
Built in base units with space and plumbing for a washing machine.
Downstairs Bathroom
Steps down to tiled floor with rear aspect frosted window. Corner bath unit, separate walk in corner shower unit, pedestal sink and w.c.
Stairs to:
Bedroom One
Double bedroom with carpet flooring and a front aspect window. Space for free standing storage and original fireplace.
En-suite
Wall mounted sink and w.c. Possibility for a shower.
Bedroom Two
Double bedroom with carpet flooring and a rear aspect window. Built in wardrobe and airing cupboard.
Bedroom Three
Single bedroom with carpet flooring and a rear aspect window.
Loft
Fully boarded with a drop-down ladder
Gardens and Parking
The substantial gardens extend over 80 meters to the rear of the property with a range of herbaceous borders, a vegetable patch and spectacular rear views towards Much Wenlock. Extensive outbuildings include a greenhouse, a stable used as a potting shed, poultry area with pond and laying boxes, workshop and games room.
To the front of the property there is a gravelled driveway for two cars. To the rear, there is a patio (with large double gates for vehicular access via no.37's drive) which opens into the garden. A central passageway between the two houses allows shared access, via a lockable gate, to the property's back door.
Location
Stretton Westwood is a delightful hamlet on the outskirts of Much Wenlock, perfectly positioned to enjoy the surrounding countryside that includes the well-known Wenlock Edge that provides spectacular views of South Shropshire. A footbath is accessible directly from the end of the lane and provides access to Much Wenlock in 20 minutes.
Much Wenlock is a historic Shropshire Town, noted for its attractive high-street and abbey ruins. Local amenities include the popular William Brookes Sixth Form School, a medical centre and several local supermarkets.
Local access links include the A458 towards Bridgenorth and Birmingham, and the nearby M54 for routes towards Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Manchester.
Directions
From Telford - leave the M54 and take the A442 towards Bridgnorth. From Bridgenorth take the A458 south towards Much Wenloch continuing on this road through the town until you come to the fork with Stretton Road (B4371). Take the Stretton Road for roughly one mile until you see a left hand turn sign posted towards Stretton Westwood.
From Shrewsbury - Take the A458 East signposted Cross Houses and Much Wenlock. Before reaching Much Wenlock, a sharp right hand turn leads onto the Stretton Road (B4371). Take the Stretton Road for roughly one mile until you see a left hand turn sign posted towards Stretton Westwood.
From Much Wenlock - Take the A458 West signposted to Cressage and Cross Houses. At the fork in the road, take the Stretton Road (B4371) and continue for roughly one mile until you see a left hand turn sign posted towards Stretton Westwood.
