House For Sale £500,000
Lewand Villa sits in the picturesque Shropshire village of Grinshill, a scenic area known for its family friendly walks such as Grinshill Hill which elevates 192 metres above sea level offering unrivalled views across Shopshire’s countryside.
The property is situated on a quiet lane and surrounded by the stunning Shropshire countryside.
The property itself is a modern, high specification three double bedroom self build home, only completed within the last 3 years and comes with contemporary features such as bi-fold doors, a large kitchen island, a Victoria log burner and electric garage.
The sizable kitchen/breakfast room is perfect for family living and entertainment, offering ample storage solutions and large living space perfect for guests.
From the kitchen, you can move across to a welcoming lounge offering a cosy setting, the victoria wood burner with built in log storage will warm you through the winter months.
The modern bathroom includes a bioethanol fire, as well as a smart TV, should you wish to relax after a long day.
If remote working/learning is part of your lifestyle, the home also benefits a study room.
This stunning, three-bedroom home is flooded with natural light due to the raised position, offering panoramic views from the elevated garden, front aspect lounge and second bedroom.
There is an expansive master bedroom with an en-suite walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room on the ground floor level.
Storage is plenty with three large store wardrobes also located on the ground floor.
At the front there is ample off street parking as well as an integral garage, perfect for the usual storage of kids bikes and home tools or potentially medium/small size car.
If a low maintenance garden is on your wishlist, Lewand Villa benefits from mature shrub borders, paved patio, outside electrical points, a water feature, a shed, space for al-fresco dining in the summer months and enough room for a future pergola area.
The property is well lit on the evening with well positioned night lights including stair lit steps leading up to the garden.
Regarded schooling such as Clive CofE primary school (Good Ofsted), transport connections such as the 511 bus and Yorton train station offer swift connections to Shrewsbury, family friendly country walks are all within a short distance, all making the home a rare opportunity in what is a buoyant market.
The current owner has these comments to add.
“Grinshill delivers and oozes a peaceful and relaxed style of living. Corbet Woods at the rear offers a plethora of different walks and the sunsets just melt into the south Shropshire hillside. It is for this very reason I chose to live here, coupled with the community spirit and of course the great views.
From Alpacas in the village to Scarecrow hunting, quiz nights and open garden viewings it has everything you could ask for, catering for young and old. Over the hill you will find a quaint primary school, a small village store, bus route and a small post office and doctors surgery.
The outskirts of Shrewsbury is a short 10 minutes drive away and includes commuter links to Cheshire and Birmingham. The north side of Shrewsbury hosts 4 major supermarket chains, entertainment such as a bowling alley and falconry centre, car dealerships, diy stores, farm shop and 2 retail parks. Not withholding the Household recycling centre.
Lewand Villa has proved to me that a house can be sustainable in terms of modern day living. My home delivers an annual water and sewage charge of £220. Heating for the year costs me £250 annually and presents a (B) EPC rating. It could be described as being toasty and cosy and the hot water is served by the photovoltaics on the roof.
After a long walk in Corbet Woods we come home to the sound of crackling and the dancing of flames from the log burner in the winter months.
Pj, s, hot bath with flickering flames from the bioethanol fire at the end of the bath, coupled with a smart TV makes for a relaxing soak like no other.
The garden is a treasure trove find for those who wish to have a low maintenance garden which has attracted baby red robins, all types of tits, a local pheasant and last year a woodpecker along with a Kamikaze squirrel and an abundance of butterflies leaving you in awe.
Slide back the bi-folds and enter the garden world. All of a sudden the kitchen becomes an extension to the garden and that hanging egg seat outside is calling for me to be hypnotised by the cascade of the water feature pouring onto the pebbles.
The kitchen island boasts of 41 drawers, storage really is not a problem in my home.
What I really love more than anything is from the lounge I see treetops and bright shining stars and occasional orange moon.
Finally, if you work from home like I do, please do not worry about connectivity, the village provides fibre optic broadband”
The property is situated on a quiet lane and surrounded by the stunning Shropshire countryside.
The property itself is a modern, high specification three double bedroom self build home, only completed within the last 3 years and comes with contemporary features such as bi-fold doors, a large kitchen island, a Victoria log burner and electric garage.
The sizable kitchen/breakfast room is perfect for family living and entertainment, offering ample storage solutions and large living space perfect for guests.
From the kitchen, you can move across to a welcoming lounge offering a cosy setting, the victoria wood burner with built in log storage will warm you through the winter months.
The modern bathroom includes a bioethanol fire, as well as a smart TV, should you wish to relax after a long day.
If remote working/learning is part of your lifestyle, the home also benefits a study room.
This stunning, three-bedroom home is flooded with natural light due to the raised position, offering panoramic views from the elevated garden, front aspect lounge and second bedroom.
There is an expansive master bedroom with an en-suite walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room on the ground floor level.
Storage is plenty with three large store wardrobes also located on the ground floor.
At the front there is ample off street parking as well as an integral garage, perfect for the usual storage of kids bikes and home tools or potentially medium/small size car.
If a low maintenance garden is on your wishlist, Lewand Villa benefits from mature shrub borders, paved patio, outside electrical points, a water feature, a shed, space for al-fresco dining in the summer months and enough room for a future pergola area.
The property is well lit on the evening with well positioned night lights including stair lit steps leading up to the garden.
Regarded schooling such as Clive CofE primary school (Good Ofsted), transport connections such as the 511 bus and Yorton train station offer swift connections to Shrewsbury, family friendly country walks are all within a short distance, all making the home a rare opportunity in what is a buoyant market.
The current owner has these comments to add.
“Grinshill delivers and oozes a peaceful and relaxed style of living. Corbet Woods at the rear offers a plethora of different walks and the sunsets just melt into the south Shropshire hillside. It is for this very reason I chose to live here, coupled with the community spirit and of course the great views.
From Alpacas in the village to Scarecrow hunting, quiz nights and open garden viewings it has everything you could ask for, catering for young and old. Over the hill you will find a quaint primary school, a small village store, bus route and a small post office and doctors surgery.
The outskirts of Shrewsbury is a short 10 minutes drive away and includes commuter links to Cheshire and Birmingham. The north side of Shrewsbury hosts 4 major supermarket chains, entertainment such as a bowling alley and falconry centre, car dealerships, diy stores, farm shop and 2 retail parks. Not withholding the Household recycling centre.
Lewand Villa has proved to me that a house can be sustainable in terms of modern day living. My home delivers an annual water and sewage charge of £220. Heating for the year costs me £250 annually and presents a (B) EPC rating. It could be described as being toasty and cosy and the hot water is served by the photovoltaics on the roof.
After a long walk in Corbet Woods we come home to the sound of crackling and the dancing of flames from the log burner in the winter months.
Pj, s, hot bath with flickering flames from the bioethanol fire at the end of the bath, coupled with a smart TV makes for a relaxing soak like no other.
The garden is a treasure trove find for those who wish to have a low maintenance garden which has attracted baby red robins, all types of tits, a local pheasant and last year a woodpecker along with a Kamikaze squirrel and an abundance of butterflies leaving you in awe.
Slide back the bi-folds and enter the garden world. All of a sudden the kitchen becomes an extension to the garden and that hanging egg seat outside is calling for me to be hypnotised by the cascade of the water feature pouring onto the pebbles.
The kitchen island boasts of 41 drawers, storage really is not a problem in my home.
What I really love more than anything is from the lounge I see treetops and bright shining stars and occasional orange moon.
Finally, if you work from home like I do, please do not worry about connectivity, the village provides fibre optic broadband”
