House For Sale £675,000
An idyllic traditional country property with extensive outbuildings and paddock, situated in a rural position overlooking the Herefordshire market town of Bromyard.
Porch - Hall - Sitting Room - Dining Room - Kitchen Breakfast Room - Utility Room - Shower Room - Four Double Bedrooms - Family Bathroom - Outbuildings - Paddock - Gardens - Driveway - In All About 2 Acres
Dating back to around 1820, this charming period farmstead has an abundance of charm and character, and offers a perfect rural lifestyle. There is a four bedroom detached period cottage, an array of barns and outbuildings surrounding a pretty courtyard, a paddock, gardens, orchard and vegetable garden. Part of the outbuildings have been converted into an annexe, with ground floor kitchenette and shower room, and a first floor studio / bedroom. An ideal space for guest accommodation, home office/works space, or a hobby room. The remaining barns offer excellent storage and space for all manner of uses.
The cottage is constructed of part rendered stone walls under a slate tiled roof. The property offers comfortable accommodation arranged over two floors, with two well-proportioned receptions rooms at the front, a kitchen breakfast room, utility room, and shower room at the back. Upstairs there are four bedrooms and a bathroom, with a fantastic landing area, where the superb elevated views towards Bromyard can be enjoyed. There is a cellar below the dining room, providing useful pantry-style storage. The property offers a wealth of period features throughout, including large flagstones and exposed beams, complemented with modern features, such as the bespoke arched hardwood double glazed windows.
The outbuildings comprise an assortment of different size period barns, stores and old stables, which surround a sheltered pretty courtyard, featuring a parterre with water feature, and a mature vine and fig tree. To the side and rear of the house are mature gardens, leading to a well stock orchard and productive vegetable garden. To the front is a tree lined paddock and a pond. The house is approached via a well-maintained driveway, which leads to a carport and turning area.
The historic market town of Bromyard lies less than 1 mile to the west, and can be accessed via a public footpath. Bromyard provides a wide range of amenities including shops, supermarkets, public houses, banks, doctors surgeries and schools. The Cathedral cities of Hereford and Worcester provide wider amenities and are almost equidistant, as is the market town of Leominster.
Bromyard 1 miles, Malvern 12 miles, Ledbury 13 miles, Leominster 13 miles, Hereford 15, Worcester 15 Miles & Ludlow 19 miles.
M5 Motorway (J7) 17.5 miles, M50 Motorway (J2) 18.5 miles. Main line railway stations at Ledbury, Hereford, Worcester & Leominster.
Practicalities
Herefordshire Council Tax Band "E"
Mains Water & Electricity
Private Drainage
Oil Fired Central Heating & Wood Burning Stove in Sitting Room
Hot Water via Electric Immersion Heater or Solid Fuel Rayburn
Electric Underfloor Heating in Utility & Shower Rooms
Double Glazing Throughout
12 x Photovoltaic Solar Panels (fit)
Superfast Broadband Available
Directions - What3wrods: ///giant.slyly.charm
Please note, that using the postcode is Sat Nav, is inaccurate. Head out of Bromyard on the B4203 towards Stourport, pass the bus depot and an ex-pub 'The Hollytree'. Oak Cottage is the next drive on the right as you drive up the main road, it is signposted at the road, ascend the drive to reach the house.
Porch - Hall - Sitting Room - Dining Room - Kitchen Breakfast Room - Utility Room - Shower Room - Four Double Bedrooms - Family Bathroom - Outbuildings - Paddock - Gardens - Driveway - In All About 2 Acres
Dating back to around 1820, this charming period farmstead has an abundance of charm and character, and offers a perfect rural lifestyle. There is a four bedroom detached period cottage, an array of barns and outbuildings surrounding a pretty courtyard, a paddock, gardens, orchard and vegetable garden. Part of the outbuildings have been converted into an annexe, with ground floor kitchenette and shower room, and a first floor studio / bedroom. An ideal space for guest accommodation, home office/works space, or a hobby room. The remaining barns offer excellent storage and space for all manner of uses.
The cottage is constructed of part rendered stone walls under a slate tiled roof. The property offers comfortable accommodation arranged over two floors, with two well-proportioned receptions rooms at the front, a kitchen breakfast room, utility room, and shower room at the back. Upstairs there are four bedrooms and a bathroom, with a fantastic landing area, where the superb elevated views towards Bromyard can be enjoyed. There is a cellar below the dining room, providing useful pantry-style storage. The property offers a wealth of period features throughout, including large flagstones and exposed beams, complemented with modern features, such as the bespoke arched hardwood double glazed windows.
The outbuildings comprise an assortment of different size period barns, stores and old stables, which surround a sheltered pretty courtyard, featuring a parterre with water feature, and a mature vine and fig tree. To the side and rear of the house are mature gardens, leading to a well stock orchard and productive vegetable garden. To the front is a tree lined paddock and a pond. The house is approached via a well-maintained driveway, which leads to a carport and turning area.
The historic market town of Bromyard lies less than 1 mile to the west, and can be accessed via a public footpath. Bromyard provides a wide range of amenities including shops, supermarkets, public houses, banks, doctors surgeries and schools. The Cathedral cities of Hereford and Worcester provide wider amenities and are almost equidistant, as is the market town of Leominster.
Bromyard 1 miles, Malvern 12 miles, Ledbury 13 miles, Leominster 13 miles, Hereford 15, Worcester 15 Miles & Ludlow 19 miles.
M5 Motorway (J7) 17.5 miles, M50 Motorway (J2) 18.5 miles. Main line railway stations at Ledbury, Hereford, Worcester & Leominster.
Practicalities
Herefordshire Council Tax Band "E"
Mains Water & Electricity
Private Drainage
Oil Fired Central Heating & Wood Burning Stove in Sitting Room
Hot Water via Electric Immersion Heater or Solid Fuel Rayburn
Electric Underfloor Heating in Utility & Shower Rooms
Double Glazing Throughout
12 x Photovoltaic Solar Panels (fit)
Superfast Broadband Available
Directions - What3wrods: ///giant.slyly.charm
Please note, that using the postcode is Sat Nav, is inaccurate. Head out of Bromyard on the B4203 towards Stourport, pass the bus depot and an ex-pub 'The Hollytree'. Oak Cottage is the next drive on the right as you drive up the main road, it is signposted at the road, ascend the drive to reach the house.
