House For Sale £515,000
Situated within the Herefordshire countryside in the village of Little Cowarne, is this pretty, three bedroom detached cottage. The property has been extended throughout the years offering three reception rooms to the ground floor, garage, and garden room. In addition, the property enjoys beautifully tended gardens and views of the surroundings. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation on offer and the pretty location.
Introduction - Poplands is a detached house situated on the edge of the village of Little Cowarne. The property has accommodation comprising; entrance, living room, kitchen, conservatory, hall, reception room/fourth bedroom, utility, shower room, three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The property enjoys a mature and well-established garden with a garage, garden room, studio and workshop. There are far reaching views of the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, stretching out towards the Malvern Hills, Ledbury, Client Hills, May Hill in Ross on Wye. The sunrises over the Malverns and then sets over the beautiful fields to the West of the property. You can truly enjoy the days sunlight from dawn until dusk. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the property on offer.
Property Description - The front door opens into the entrance hall where there are quarry tiles, space for coats and shoes and shelves. Ahead is the shower room which is fitted with a WC, basin and double shower cubicle. To the right an opening leads to the hall where the quarry tiles continue. The hall has the staircase to the first floor and access to the kitchen and living room. The kitchen is fitted with wall and base units. There is an electric Leisure range cooker with gas hob and extractor above, an integrated dishwasher and a fridge freezer. A sink has a window above overlooking the south facing garden and views beyond; sure to make washing up a pleasure and not a chore. The living room has exposed beams and a stone fireplace inset with a woodburning stove. There are dual aspect windows including a glass door to the garden which allow natural light to flood through. Double doors open to the conservatory which also have dual aspect windows and French doors opening to a small patio area. Here there are views of the fields and far-reaching countryside views incorporating spectacular sunsets. This would create an ideal dining area with space for table and chairs as well as a dresser. From the conservatory a hallway has a door to the side and access to the reception room/ fourth bedroom. This is a double sized room with a window to the side and a cloakroom fitted with a WC and basin. The utility room is fitted with wall and base units with a washing machine, tumble dryer and additional white goods. There is a window to the side and door to the garden. The fourth bedroom and utility room could be used as an annexe with space in the utility to use as open plan living room and kitchen.
The staircase rises to the first floor landing. Bedroom one is a double sized room with dual aspect windows and built in wardrobe. Bedroom two and three are both doubles with a window over looking the garden. The family bathroom is fitted with a WC, basin and a bath which has an electric shower above.
Garden - The south facing garden is a standout feature to the property and has been lovingly tended over the last twenty-five years. There is a large patio area suitable for dining in the warmer months and various seating areas. The main area of garden is laid to lawn with borders stocked with flowers, shrubs and plants. There are two old fashioned highly fragrant largely established Rose bushes. The garden is interspersed with mature trees and a pond encouraging an array of wildlife and resident collection of goldfish.
Garden Room And Outbuildings - The garden room has triple aspect windows including French doors which open to a veranda. This space would be ideal to use for hobbies or to just simply sit and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. The garden has a rich abundance of garden birds with blue tits nesting each year in the bird boxes. It's not uncommon to also see young Woodpeckers and goldfinches feeding from the bird feeders. Red kites nest nearby and regularly glide on the thermals.
In the garden is a studio which is an ideal creative space having light and power. Next to the studio is a workshop.
Garage And Parking - The property has double wooden gates opening to the parking area which creates space for several cars. There is access to the garage which is a single with two wooden doors to the front. There is light, power, a window to the rear and a storage room with shelving.
Services - Mains electricity and water are connected to the property. Private drainage. Oil heating and a wood burner.
Herefordshire council tax band E
Location - Little Cowarne is a small rural village nestled in the Herefordshire countryside, ideal for walking, cycling, and riding. There is the Three Horseshoes Inn - public house and restaurant, highly rated on trip advisor in the village. There is also a private heated swimming pool boasting glorious countryside views 50 metres up the road. There is an active community spirit if one wishes to be a part of it with regular functions and social engagements. This quaint village was featured on Tuesday 14th March on Escape to The Country. The nearby town Bromyard offers a Co-op, the Conquest Theatre and leisure centre. Pencombe C of E Primary School Ofsted rating Good, Queen Elizabeth High School Ofsted rating Good. The neighbouring village of Burley Gate has a post office and further amenities can be found in Leominster and Hereford, each approximately 12 miles away.
Introduction - Poplands is a detached house situated on the edge of the village of Little Cowarne. The property has accommodation comprising; entrance, living room, kitchen, conservatory, hall, reception room/fourth bedroom, utility, shower room, three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The property enjoys a mature and well-established garden with a garage, garden room, studio and workshop. There are far reaching views of the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, stretching out towards the Malvern Hills, Ledbury, Client Hills, May Hill in Ross on Wye. The sunrises over the Malverns and then sets over the beautiful fields to the West of the property. You can truly enjoy the days sunlight from dawn until dusk. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the property on offer.
Property Description - The front door opens into the entrance hall where there are quarry tiles, space for coats and shoes and shelves. Ahead is the shower room which is fitted with a WC, basin and double shower cubicle. To the right an opening leads to the hall where the quarry tiles continue. The hall has the staircase to the first floor and access to the kitchen and living room. The kitchen is fitted with wall and base units. There is an electric Leisure range cooker with gas hob and extractor above, an integrated dishwasher and a fridge freezer. A sink has a window above overlooking the south facing garden and views beyond; sure to make washing up a pleasure and not a chore. The living room has exposed beams and a stone fireplace inset with a woodburning stove. There are dual aspect windows including a glass door to the garden which allow natural light to flood through. Double doors open to the conservatory which also have dual aspect windows and French doors opening to a small patio area. Here there are views of the fields and far-reaching countryside views incorporating spectacular sunsets. This would create an ideal dining area with space for table and chairs as well as a dresser. From the conservatory a hallway has a door to the side and access to the reception room/ fourth bedroom. This is a double sized room with a window to the side and a cloakroom fitted with a WC and basin. The utility room is fitted with wall and base units with a washing machine, tumble dryer and additional white goods. There is a window to the side and door to the garden. The fourth bedroom and utility room could be used as an annexe with space in the utility to use as open plan living room and kitchen.
The staircase rises to the first floor landing. Bedroom one is a double sized room with dual aspect windows and built in wardrobe. Bedroom two and three are both doubles with a window over looking the garden. The family bathroom is fitted with a WC, basin and a bath which has an electric shower above.
Garden - The south facing garden is a standout feature to the property and has been lovingly tended over the last twenty-five years. There is a large patio area suitable for dining in the warmer months and various seating areas. The main area of garden is laid to lawn with borders stocked with flowers, shrubs and plants. There are two old fashioned highly fragrant largely established Rose bushes. The garden is interspersed with mature trees and a pond encouraging an array of wildlife and resident collection of goldfish.
Garden Room And Outbuildings - The garden room has triple aspect windows including French doors which open to a veranda. This space would be ideal to use for hobbies or to just simply sit and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. The garden has a rich abundance of garden birds with blue tits nesting each year in the bird boxes. It's not uncommon to also see young Woodpeckers and goldfinches feeding from the bird feeders. Red kites nest nearby and regularly glide on the thermals.
In the garden is a studio which is an ideal creative space having light and power. Next to the studio is a workshop.
Garage And Parking - The property has double wooden gates opening to the parking area which creates space for several cars. There is access to the garage which is a single with two wooden doors to the front. There is light, power, a window to the rear and a storage room with shelving.
Services - Mains electricity and water are connected to the property. Private drainage. Oil heating and a wood burner.
Herefordshire council tax band E
Location - Little Cowarne is a small rural village nestled in the Herefordshire countryside, ideal for walking, cycling, and riding. There is the Three Horseshoes Inn - public house and restaurant, highly rated on trip advisor in the village. There is also a private heated swimming pool boasting glorious countryside views 50 metres up the road. There is an active community spirit if one wishes to be a part of it with regular functions and social engagements. This quaint village was featured on Tuesday 14th March on Escape to The Country. The nearby town Bromyard offers a Co-op, the Conquest Theatre and leisure centre. Pencombe C of E Primary School Ofsted rating Good, Queen Elizabeth High School Ofsted rating Good. The neighbouring village of Burley Gate has a post office and further amenities can be found in Leominster and Hereford, each approximately 12 miles away.
