House For Sale £390,000
A delightful cottage style property nicely tucked away in a tranquil location just yards from town and countryside.<br/><br/>Enjoying walled wraparound plot, extensive parking for multiple vehicles including caravans and the like and with double garage and workshop to rear. Includes three reception rooms, breakfast kitchen, four bedrooms, bathroom and en suite.<br/><br/>1 Beechcote Lodge is beautifully tucked away in a quiet street just a few yards from town centre and right on the cusp of delightful neighbouring countryside. From this location the resident can easily walk to the thriving centre of Cleobury Mortimer which has lots to offer including several local shops, a large Co-Op store, cafes, and takeaways plus a variety of pubs and restaurants. There is also a doctor’s surgery and well-respected schooling. For those who love the outdoors Cleobury is a great place, surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside.
Numerous rights of way lead out from the town providing fantastic, picturesque walks along the River Rea and across fields to nearby beauty spots such as the Teme Valley and Clee Hills. The latter is an impressive range of hills between Cleobury and Ludlow, an area of outstanding nature beauty providing miles of heath land to enjoy and with fantastic views to Brecon, the Long Mynd and Malvern Hills.<br/><br/>1 Beechcote Lodge is an attractive cottage style property built in the grounds of Ronville House during the 1980’s. It is a very individual property, nicely tucked away on the corner of The Hurst and Childe Road.
The house sits nicely in a wraparound plot with secluded walled gardens and extensive parking which can cater for multiple vehicles including caravans, motorhomes and the like. At the rear of the plot is a substantial double garage and adjoining workshop/wood storage/additional garage.
The house itself offers a spacious and well- proportioned footprint of accommodation including three reception rooms, dining kitchen with scope to knock through to the dining room, four bedrooms, family bathroom and refitted en suite to the master bedroom.
The property is approached by a gravelled driveway which leads to a substantial area of parking to the front and extending to the side of the property.
Tucked away at the rear of the plot is a detached double garage accessed via an up and over door and benefiting from power and lighting. Adjoining the main garage is a useful additional outbuilding ideal as a workshop, wood store or further garaging, with up and over door, power and lighting.
The grounds are nicely enclosed by Cotswold stone walling and feature raised beds to the front with mature yew trees and a lovely, sheltered area of garden at the rear of the house. The latter is nicely landscaped with stone and features a paved patio, flower beds and inset pond.
To the front of the property is a covered porch which leads to the spacious hallway which features cloaks cupboard and understairs storage, two wall lights, stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading to the reception rooms, kitchen and cloakroom/WC.
The main living room is bay fronted and has a working fireplace and there is also a useful study with window to front aspect. The dining room has two wall lights and sliding double glazed patio doors leading to the rear garden.
The kitchen has an area with breakfast bar and features work surfaces with inset Belfast sink, down lighters, window to rear aspect, matching wall and base units, oven and hob with extractor above, space for appliances including dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge freezer. There is a floor-mounted oil-fired boiler and stable door leading to the side of the property.
The downstairs cloakroom/WC completes the ground floor accommodation and has ‘Karndean’ flooring, wall-mounted wash basin and low-level WC.
The first-floor landing has loft hatch with pulldown ladder providing access to the extensive roof space which offers scope to convert and benefits from power and lighting.
On the first floor are three double bedrooms and a single, with bedrooms one and two featuring built-in wardrobes. The master has an accompanying en suite which has been refitted in a contemporary style, comprising ‘Karndean’ flooring, tiled shower cubicle, chrome towel radiator, vanity unit, low level WC, useful built-in seat and wood style panelling. The house bathroom has ‘Karndean’ flooring, panelled bath with shower off the taps, pedestal wash basin and low-level WC.
Numerous rights of way lead out from the town providing fantastic, picturesque walks along the River Rea and across fields to nearby beauty spots such as the Teme Valley and Clee Hills. The latter is an impressive range of hills between Cleobury and Ludlow, an area of outstanding nature beauty providing miles of heath land to enjoy and with fantastic views to Brecon, the Long Mynd and Malvern Hills.<br/><br/>1 Beechcote Lodge is an attractive cottage style property built in the grounds of Ronville House during the 1980’s. It is a very individual property, nicely tucked away on the corner of The Hurst and Childe Road.
The house sits nicely in a wraparound plot with secluded walled gardens and extensive parking which can cater for multiple vehicles including caravans, motorhomes and the like. At the rear of the plot is a substantial double garage and adjoining workshop/wood storage/additional garage.
The house itself offers a spacious and well- proportioned footprint of accommodation including three reception rooms, dining kitchen with scope to knock through to the dining room, four bedrooms, family bathroom and refitted en suite to the master bedroom.
The property is approached by a gravelled driveway which leads to a substantial area of parking to the front and extending to the side of the property.
Tucked away at the rear of the plot is a detached double garage accessed via an up and over door and benefiting from power and lighting. Adjoining the main garage is a useful additional outbuilding ideal as a workshop, wood store or further garaging, with up and over door, power and lighting.
The grounds are nicely enclosed by Cotswold stone walling and feature raised beds to the front with mature yew trees and a lovely, sheltered area of garden at the rear of the house. The latter is nicely landscaped with stone and features a paved patio, flower beds and inset pond.
To the front of the property is a covered porch which leads to the spacious hallway which features cloaks cupboard and understairs storage, two wall lights, stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading to the reception rooms, kitchen and cloakroom/WC.
The main living room is bay fronted and has a working fireplace and there is also a useful study with window to front aspect. The dining room has two wall lights and sliding double glazed patio doors leading to the rear garden.
The kitchen has an area with breakfast bar and features work surfaces with inset Belfast sink, down lighters, window to rear aspect, matching wall and base units, oven and hob with extractor above, space for appliances including dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge freezer. There is a floor-mounted oil-fired boiler and stable door leading to the side of the property.
The downstairs cloakroom/WC completes the ground floor accommodation and has ‘Karndean’ flooring, wall-mounted wash basin and low-level WC.
The first-floor landing has loft hatch with pulldown ladder providing access to the extensive roof space which offers scope to convert and benefits from power and lighting.
On the first floor are three double bedrooms and a single, with bedrooms one and two featuring built-in wardrobes. The master has an accompanying en suite which has been refitted in a contemporary style, comprising ‘Karndean’ flooring, tiled shower cubicle, chrome towel radiator, vanity unit, low level WC, useful built-in seat and wood style panelling. The house bathroom has ‘Karndean’ flooring, panelled bath with shower off the taps, pedestal wash basin and low-level WC.
