House For Sale £380,000
This delightful period property is simply oozing with character and history. Lovingly retaining a wealth of original features. Situated in the original Stirchley Village the property occupies the prime spot next to the village church, which dates back to the 12th century. It was originally a post office and has retained a 0.12 acre plot including beautiful and private gardens with multiple areas of interest.
Conveniently located close to Telford Town Centre and on the edge of Telford Town Park, a dedicated Nature Reserve, you get all the olde worlde charm, but combined with excellent facilities and infrastructure and all the trade, commerce and transportation links that this town has to offer. With just a 15-minute walk to the very centre of Telford through Telford Town Park - yet tucked away down a private road, in an extremely sought-after area.
No need to worry about Sunday morning lie-ins. The church is now classed as a monument in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust and only open on special occasions. This makes the property incredibly private and the views incredibly eye-catching.
In brief - this property comprises of:
Entrance hall, kitchen with attached conservatory/breakfast room, lounge, dining room, office, rear porch, downstairs cloakroom, 3 double bedrooms, family bathroom plus a second shower room with WC, cellar, sizeable garden, off-road parking for four cars, plus attached garage.
How to arrange A viewing:
The health and well-being of our clients and viewers are of the utmost importance to us here at EweMove. Therefore, due to the current covid-19 situation - extra precautions will be taken in regard to physical viewings on this property.
The first step in the process would be to contact the team here at EweMove to request the video walk-through which we have recorded for your viewing pleasure.
This property includes:
Additional Information:
Double Glazing
Council Tax:
Band D
Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Rating:
Band E (39-54)
Marketed by EweMove Sales & Lettings (Shrewsbury) - Property Reference 48686
Conveniently located close to Telford Town Centre and on the edge of Telford Town Park, a dedicated Nature Reserve, you get all the olde worlde charm, but combined with excellent facilities and infrastructure and all the trade, commerce and transportation links that this town has to offer. With just a 15-minute walk to the very centre of Telford through Telford Town Park - yet tucked away down a private road, in an extremely sought-after area.
No need to worry about Sunday morning lie-ins. The church is now classed as a monument in the care of the Churches Conservation Trust and only open on special occasions. This makes the property incredibly private and the views incredibly eye-catching.
In brief - this property comprises of:
Entrance hall, kitchen with attached conservatory/breakfast room, lounge, dining room, office, rear porch, downstairs cloakroom, 3 double bedrooms, family bathroom plus a second shower room with WC, cellar, sizeable garden, off-road parking for four cars, plus attached garage.
How to arrange A viewing:
The health and well-being of our clients and viewers are of the utmost importance to us here at EweMove. Therefore, due to the current covid-19 situation - extra precautions will be taken in regard to physical viewings on this property.
The first step in the process would be to contact the team here at EweMove to request the video walk-through which we have recorded for your viewing pleasure.
This property includes:
- 01 - Front Garden
The property has a graveled area at the front, providing parking for 4 cars. From here we can access the house through the front door in the middle of the property, or the double garage doors at the end. - 02 - Entrance Hall
A uvpc front door gives access to an inner hallway which has a window to the front aspect. A trio of stripped wooden doors leads through to the kitchen, dining room, and a cloakroom - 03 - Downstairs Cloakroom
264m x 1.68m (443.5 sqm) - 866' 1" x 5' 6" (4773 sqft)
Which has a window to the rear aspect, a WC, a hand basin, plenty of storage space for coats and shoes etc, and a delightful feature wall on which the history of the property is displayed, by way of old photos, maps, deeds etc.. - 04 - Dining Room
4.22m x 2.87m (12.1 sqm) - 13' 10" x 9' 4" (130 sqft)
The left-hand door in the hall leads to the dining room which at one time formed the post office. It has windows to the front and side aspects and a traditional fireplace with a beautiful beam across it. This houses a log-burner style electric fire. The room is carpeted and currently holds a dining table with 5 chairs, and various cupboards, dressers and shelving units. A door leads through to the lounge. - 05 - Lounge
6.18m x 5.23m (32.3 sqm) - 20' 3" x 17' 1" (347 sqft)
The lounge can accessed from both the dining room and the conservatory and is a large room that extends along the side of the property. Two windows to the front aspect provide plenty of light. The chimney backs onto the dining room and this one holds a traditional log burner with quarry tiled hearth. The room easily fits two sofas, a large coffee table and a TV unit. More beautiful original doors lead to the office and a rear porch, while double wooden framed glass doors make a beautiful entrance to the breakfast room and kitchen whilst also providing more light. - 06 - Office
4.32m x 3m (12.9 sqm) - 14' 2" x 9' 10" (139 sqft)
The office (formerly the original kitchen) is located at the end of the property. The original brick floor is beautiful and the vendors' rug conceals a trapdoor that provides access to the cellar. There are windows to the side and rear aspects. If not required as an office, this could easily be used as a playroom, or even a 4th bedroom, just like the double bedroom above it. - 07 - Breakfast Room
5.89m x 3.07m (18 sqm) - 19' 3" x 10' (194 sqft)
The breakfast room was added to unite the 2 wings of this house, and has been combined with the kitchen to create a wonderful space. Windows overlooking the rear garden, and an internal window has been left in place to allow natural light into the cloakroom, This is an absolutely delightful space that has both opened up and united the different elements of the property to make a warm and welcoming home. A wooden door leads into the garage. - 08 - Kitchen
2.94m x 2.73m (8 sqm) - 9' 7" x 8' 11" (86 sqft)
The tiled flooring leads into the kitchen, bringing what could be two separate rooms very much together. A range of wall and floor cupboards with oak doors surround the room, incorporating a traditional Belfast sink and integrated dishwasher and fridge. The walls are part-tiled and the worktops are quartz, on either side of a large range cooker with a double oven, grill and 8-ring hob which is set into a feature alcove with a timber beam above. A door leads back to the entrance hall. - 09 - Landing
The staircase leads off the lounge, up to the first floor landing, and then winds around the bathrooms and along the side of the house back to the front where it also provides access to bedrooms 1 and 3 and the airing cupboard housing the boiler, all with original striped doors. But before all that, bedroom 2 is located above the office and is accessed at the top of the stairs. Windows on the landing to the side and rear aspects provide natural light. - 10 - Bedroom 2
4.3m x 3m (12.9 sqm) - 14' 1" x 9' 10" (138 sqft)
A very good-sized, carpeted double room with a double bed, triple wardrobe and bags of space for chests of drawers, bedside tables and more. The window is to the rear of the property offering a view of the delightful garden. An original wooden door midway on the right-hand wall gives access to a built-in cupboard/wardrobe and adds wonderful character. The cupboard is large enough to step into and also hides the loft access. - 11 - Shower Room
3.43m x 2.23m (7.6 sqm) - 11' 3" x 7' 3" (82 sqft)
Located separately to the bathroom, this WC can be accessed at all times, even when a long soak is in progress in the bath tub. Featuring a power shower unit, which is great for families. A window to the rear aspect a white WC and matching hand basin with storage underneath and a tiled splashback to match the tiled floor. - 12 - Family Bathroom
3.44m x 1.57m (5.4 sqm) - 11' 3" x 5' 1" (58 sqft)
The family bathroom sits alongside the shower room, with a window to the rear aspect. It has beautiful wooden floors, a white standalone roll top feature bath with hand-held shower head and a splashback behind. The bath is matched with a traditional sink and WC beneath the window, and there is plenty of space for shelving or other storage. - 13 - Bedroom 3
4.22m x 2.06m (8.6 sqm) - 13' 10" x 6' 9" (93 sqft)
Bedroom 3 occupies the front corner of the house above the dining room, with a window to the front aspect. Another original wooden door closes on an inbuilt wardrobe, with plenty of room for a double bed although the room is currently used as an upstairs lounge and gym. - 14 - Master Bedroom
8.56m x 3.86m (33 sqm) - 28' 1" x 12' 7" (355 sqft)
Finally we come to the master bedroom, which is an absolute whopper. Located in the front corner of the property and covers the floor space of the entrance hall, cloakroom, the kitchen and the garage. It is so big, it has four windows, to the front, side and rear aspects. What could you do with all this space! The vendors use part of it as a dressing area, but there's room for a sofa or even an en-suite if that's what you want! - 15 - Garage
5.23m x 3.44m (17.9 sqm) - 17' 1" x 11' 3" (193 sqft)
The brick-built garage is attached to the house with entrance points from the front, the rear and an internal door from the breakfast room. If you don't need a garage, you could of course consider incorporating this room into to the living accommodation, subject to the correct planning and consent. - 16 - Rear Garden
The rear garden is just as well presented and full of character as the inside of the house. Outside the rear porch, which was once the entrance to the residential part of the post office, is a gravelled seating area and log store. A door on the right leads into the back of the garage and alongside this is a covered timber shelter. The lawned area is substantial, surrounded by established shrubs and trees, including a magnolia, for privacy, and clever planting and fencing has created multiple areas of interest, with a gravel patio area, an insect garden, a storage shed tucked behind a hedge, an original Victorian pigsty, a chicken coop, an allotment area, fruit trees and lots of hidden secret spots. Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.
Additional Information:
Band D
Band E (39-54)
Marketed by EweMove Sales & Lettings (Shrewsbury) - Property Reference 48686
