House For Sale £730,000
RESERVE your New Home and exchange within 6 weeks and have your Stamp Duty (SDLT) paid. (Terms & conditions apply)
Nestled in the corner of this exclusive development, this Four/Five bedroom family home has to be seen to be appreciated. The property has the benefit of a small paddock to the rear.
Introduction - Brook Crescent is a small development of just 9 detached properties built by the Award Winning Harper Group and continues their long held belief that quality should never be compromised. Each property has been finished to the highest standards and offer a selection of styles, sizes and prices to suit most buyers looking for a property in a semi-rural location in arguably one of the most convenient and popular villages in South Shropshire & North Herefordshire. Stunning architectural designs including open plan Kitchen/dining/living rooms, quality fixtures & fittings, under floor heating, all floor coverings and large gardens all fenced with patios and lawns.
Within The Home - The Ash boasts a large open plan Kitchen/Dining Room leading through to Sun Room with full height windows and bi-fold doors overlooking the gardens, paddock and countryside beyond, creating a real Wow! when entertaining guests. This room is over 30" long, creating the beating heart of the home. The open plan feel is amazing and you immediately feel that this wonderful home would not look out of place gracing the pages of Country Life. The kitchen is fitted with an attractive range of two tone shaker style furniture with contrasting "quartz" work surfaces over. The kitchen is also fitted with an AEG induction hob, AEG combination oven, AEG microwave grill, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler and boiling tap. There is also a utility room which is fitted with matching shaker style furniture to include larder unit, plumbing for a washing machine and additional appliance space. There is a rear access door to the garden making it an ideal place to bring in the wet dogs, from the nearby walks through Richards Castle and Mortimer Forest.
The spacious entrance Hall provides access to the cloakroom, and generously proportioned formal living room which overlooks the front, and is designed for late evenings, chilled wine and a snuggle on the sofa. To the first floor are four bedrooms, family bathroom and home office/fifth bedroom. The principal bedroom has both an ensuite shower room boasting contemporary ceramic tiling and fitted wardrobes, bedroom two also benefits from fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom has an attractive four piece suite including luxurious free standing bath and generous shower tray, all complimented by classic ceramic tiling. Off the landing is the generous home office, which would also make an ideal hobby room or fifth bedroom, a utopian space for visiting parents or teenager to enjoy, and create a mini home from home, the fitted skylights flood the room with natural light.
The rear garden comprises of a large paved patio area and lawns; from the garden is the footbridge over the brook which gives access to an additional piece of land measuring approximately 0.25 acres.*
The Area - The village of Richards Castle sits on the county boundaries of Herefordshire and Shropshire, it comprises of two civil parishes and has a rich history, the castle was built before 1051, there is a active village hall and the Castle Inn. Richards Castle is 10 minutes drive from the historic market town of Ludlow, noted for its fine dining, quality local produce, a wealth of independent shops, public houses, the castle and regular markets held throughout the week on the castle square. Ludlow railway station on the Welsh Marches Line provides routes to Shrewsbury and Hereford but also further afield to Milford Haven via Cardiff and Manchester Piccadilly and Holyhead to the north.
Services - The ground floor has under floor heating, the first floor has radiators served by LPG boiler.
Mains water, drainage and electricity.
3 PV solar panels.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: TBA
Council Tax: TBC
Agents Note - The paddock to the rear is defined as agricultural and there are restrictions on how this land can be used - please ask for details.
Also Avaialble - "The Hawthorn", Plot 1 at £400,000
"The Willow", Plot 3 at £435,000
"The Sycamore", Plot 8 at £730,000
"The Cherry ", Plot 9 at £750,000
Stamp Duty Incentive - Terms & Conditions
Your stamp duty will be paid if you reserve your new home and exchange within 6 weeks.
The amount of stamp duty paid will be limited to the normal SDLT amount payable and does not include the additional 3% Higher Rate for second home purchases.
This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other incentive offered by the seller.
Directions - From the centre of Ludlow head southwest on the B4361, after 1.5 miles turn right onto B4361, after approximately 2.3 miles Brook Crescent will be seen on the right hand side.
Nestled in the corner of this exclusive development, this Four/Five bedroom family home has to be seen to be appreciated. The property has the benefit of a small paddock to the rear.
Introduction - Brook Crescent is a small development of just 9 detached properties built by the Award Winning Harper Group and continues their long held belief that quality should never be compromised. Each property has been finished to the highest standards and offer a selection of styles, sizes and prices to suit most buyers looking for a property in a semi-rural location in arguably one of the most convenient and popular villages in South Shropshire & North Herefordshire. Stunning architectural designs including open plan Kitchen/dining/living rooms, quality fixtures & fittings, under floor heating, all floor coverings and large gardens all fenced with patios and lawns.
Within The Home - The Ash boasts a large open plan Kitchen/Dining Room leading through to Sun Room with full height windows and bi-fold doors overlooking the gardens, paddock and countryside beyond, creating a real Wow! when entertaining guests. This room is over 30" long, creating the beating heart of the home. The open plan feel is amazing and you immediately feel that this wonderful home would not look out of place gracing the pages of Country Life. The kitchen is fitted with an attractive range of two tone shaker style furniture with contrasting "quartz" work surfaces over. The kitchen is also fitted with an AEG induction hob, AEG combination oven, AEG microwave grill, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler and boiling tap. There is also a utility room which is fitted with matching shaker style furniture to include larder unit, plumbing for a washing machine and additional appliance space. There is a rear access door to the garden making it an ideal place to bring in the wet dogs, from the nearby walks through Richards Castle and Mortimer Forest.
The spacious entrance Hall provides access to the cloakroom, and generously proportioned formal living room which overlooks the front, and is designed for late evenings, chilled wine and a snuggle on the sofa. To the first floor are four bedrooms, family bathroom and home office/fifth bedroom. The principal bedroom has both an ensuite shower room boasting contemporary ceramic tiling and fitted wardrobes, bedroom two also benefits from fitted wardrobes. The family bathroom has an attractive four piece suite including luxurious free standing bath and generous shower tray, all complimented by classic ceramic tiling. Off the landing is the generous home office, which would also make an ideal hobby room or fifth bedroom, a utopian space for visiting parents or teenager to enjoy, and create a mini home from home, the fitted skylights flood the room with natural light.
The rear garden comprises of a large paved patio area and lawns; from the garden is the footbridge over the brook which gives access to an additional piece of land measuring approximately 0.25 acres.*
The Area - The village of Richards Castle sits on the county boundaries of Herefordshire and Shropshire, it comprises of two civil parishes and has a rich history, the castle was built before 1051, there is a active village hall and the Castle Inn. Richards Castle is 10 minutes drive from the historic market town of Ludlow, noted for its fine dining, quality local produce, a wealth of independent shops, public houses, the castle and regular markets held throughout the week on the castle square. Ludlow railway station on the Welsh Marches Line provides routes to Shrewsbury and Hereford but also further afield to Milford Haven via Cardiff and Manchester Piccadilly and Holyhead to the north.
Services - The ground floor has under floor heating, the first floor has radiators served by LPG boiler.
Mains water, drainage and electricity.
3 PV solar panels.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: TBA
Council Tax: TBC
Agents Note - The paddock to the rear is defined as agricultural and there are restrictions on how this land can be used - please ask for details.
Also Avaialble - "The Hawthorn", Plot 1 at £400,000
"The Willow", Plot 3 at £435,000
"The Sycamore", Plot 8 at £730,000
"The Cherry ", Plot 9 at £750,000
Stamp Duty Incentive - Terms & Conditions
Your stamp duty will be paid if you reserve your new home and exchange within 6 weeks.
The amount of stamp duty paid will be limited to the normal SDLT amount payable and does not include the additional 3% Higher Rate for second home purchases.
This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other incentive offered by the seller.
Directions - From the centre of Ludlow head southwest on the B4361, after 1.5 miles turn right onto B4361, after approximately 2.3 miles Brook Crescent will be seen on the right hand side.
