House For Sale £120,000
A lovely park home on a corner plot in a rural location bordered by an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Description
This extremely well-maintained park home has a private parking space adjoining the garden and is conveniently positioned close to the site car park. The interior is beautifully light and airy and like the outside has been well looked after by the current owner. The layout is user-friendly, with the living accommodation nicely separated from the bedroom space.
Description
The property is accessed via a double-glazed front door, which gives way to a spacious and light hallway, with an airing cupboard and doors leading to the living room, bedrooms and bathroom.
The living room is generous in size and exceptionally light, comprising a double-glazed window to the front and a feature fireplace housing a gas fire.
An archway from the living room leads through to a dining area, which also has a double-glazed window to the front and a door to the kitchen.
The kitchen is well-maintained and features matching wall and base units, work surfaces incorporating an inset stainless-steel sink with drainer, a built-in oven and a hob with an extractor above. There is also space for a washing machine and a fridge freezer, a useful storage cupboard ideal for ironing boards and the like, a double-glazed window to the rear and a double-glazed door to the patio.
Both the bedrooms are good-sized double rooms, with double-glazed windows and fitted furniture including wardrobes and dressing tables. Bedroom one enjoys views of the countryside over the rooftops.
The shower room is to a modern standard and comprises a tiled shower cubicle, a pedestal wash basin, a low-level WC and a frosted double-glazed window.
Outside
The property benefits from well-maintained wraparound gardens, which border the property on all sides. To one side of the property there is a sunny enclosed paved patio, which is great for alfresco dining, with gravelled borders and enclosed by walling and mature hedging. There is a shed tucked away in the corner and beyond is a parking space for one vehicle. To the other side of the park home there are low maintenance gravelled beds.
Agents note
The seller informs us that there are annual service charges to pay, which equate to around £170.50 per calendar month and encompass water rates and maintenance of the shared areas including the roadways.
Services
The seller informs us that the property is serviced by mains electricity which is metered from the site, mains water and drainage, and lpg for the central heating and gas appliances.
Council tax band - A.
Location
The property is situated on the popular Doddington Heights Park Home Development on the edge of the amazing Clee Hills. This location is famous for having far-reaching views and on a clear day one can see for miles across the Teme Valley to the Malvern Hills and Black Mountains in the distance. The Clee Hills are classed as an outstanding area of natural beauty, with miles of incredible countryside to enjoy right on the doorstep. From here the resident has direct access to walks and bridleways which head off in all directions across the Clee Hills and down to Catherton Common, with Cleobury Mortimer beyond. This will no doubt be ideal for those who love walking and the outdoors.
There are several amenities within reasonable proximity despite the rural nature of this location, with Clee Hill village around 1.7-miles distant, Cleobury town 4-miles away and the beautiful riverside town of Ludlow is less than 10-miles away. Clee Hill village has a local stores and public house, whilst Cleobury offers a much larger array of shops and eateries including a large Co-op store in addition to well-respected schooling. Ludlow attracts visitors to the Shropshire area, with a number of interesting shops and historical buildings including the superb castle, which sits in a commanding position on the banks of the river.
Description
This extremely well-maintained park home has a private parking space adjoining the garden and is conveniently positioned close to the site car park. The interior is beautifully light and airy and like the outside has been well looked after by the current owner. The layout is user-friendly, with the living accommodation nicely separated from the bedroom space.
Description
The property is accessed via a double-glazed front door, which gives way to a spacious and light hallway, with an airing cupboard and doors leading to the living room, bedrooms and bathroom.
The living room is generous in size and exceptionally light, comprising a double-glazed window to the front and a feature fireplace housing a gas fire.
An archway from the living room leads through to a dining area, which also has a double-glazed window to the front and a door to the kitchen.
The kitchen is well-maintained and features matching wall and base units, work surfaces incorporating an inset stainless-steel sink with drainer, a built-in oven and a hob with an extractor above. There is also space for a washing machine and a fridge freezer, a useful storage cupboard ideal for ironing boards and the like, a double-glazed window to the rear and a double-glazed door to the patio.
Both the bedrooms are good-sized double rooms, with double-glazed windows and fitted furniture including wardrobes and dressing tables. Bedroom one enjoys views of the countryside over the rooftops.
The shower room is to a modern standard and comprises a tiled shower cubicle, a pedestal wash basin, a low-level WC and a frosted double-glazed window.
Outside
The property benefits from well-maintained wraparound gardens, which border the property on all sides. To one side of the property there is a sunny enclosed paved patio, which is great for alfresco dining, with gravelled borders and enclosed by walling and mature hedging. There is a shed tucked away in the corner and beyond is a parking space for one vehicle. To the other side of the park home there are low maintenance gravelled beds.
Agents note
The seller informs us that there are annual service charges to pay, which equate to around £170.50 per calendar month and encompass water rates and maintenance of the shared areas including the roadways.
Services
The seller informs us that the property is serviced by mains electricity which is metered from the site, mains water and drainage, and lpg for the central heating and gas appliances.
Council tax band - A.
Location
The property is situated on the popular Doddington Heights Park Home Development on the edge of the amazing Clee Hills. This location is famous for having far-reaching views and on a clear day one can see for miles across the Teme Valley to the Malvern Hills and Black Mountains in the distance. The Clee Hills are classed as an outstanding area of natural beauty, with miles of incredible countryside to enjoy right on the doorstep. From here the resident has direct access to walks and bridleways which head off in all directions across the Clee Hills and down to Catherton Common, with Cleobury Mortimer beyond. This will no doubt be ideal for those who love walking and the outdoors.
There are several amenities within reasonable proximity despite the rural nature of this location, with Clee Hill village around 1.7-miles distant, Cleobury town 4-miles away and the beautiful riverside town of Ludlow is less than 10-miles away. Clee Hill village has a local stores and public house, whilst Cleobury offers a much larger array of shops and eateries including a large Co-op store in addition to well-respected schooling. Ludlow attracts visitors to the Shropshire area, with a number of interesting shops and historical buildings including the superb castle, which sits in a commanding position on the banks of the river.
