House For Sale £800,000
Buckton is a popular rural hamlet, close to the sought after village of Leintwardine where amenities include a petrol station and shop, butcher, library, The Lion and The Sun public houses and a highly regarded primary school. Further outstanding eating options nearby include The Oak at Wigmore and The Riverside at Aymestry. Good state and private schools can be found locally including Wigmore High School and Lucton School (private day and boarding). Ludlow lies 15mins by car to the east and offers further facilities including supermarkets, an array of independent bars and restaurants and an abundance of culture including regular festivals and the Ludlow Food Festival. Transport links are good within the area.
Top Meadow House offers spacious accommodation all set within the privacy of its own land enjoying beautiful countryside views. The attractive frontage of the home immediately draws you in, the approach is through a gated entrance on to the private driveway beyond.
A glazed door takes you into the porch with tiled floor and through an impressive front door into the reception hallway with large storage cupboard and stairs rising to the first floor. To your right is a comfortable sitting room with beautiful period features including oak beams and large stone inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove. Glazed doors open into the dining room beyond, ensuring that there is an abundance of natural light. This room is well proportioned with window to one elevation, archway to a reading area to one end and door through into the garden room, a beautiful space looking over the rear elevation. There are windows all the way round and pitched roof with two Velux windows, allowing plenty of light in. To the other side of the home is the large kitchen, with a separate breakfast room to one end. There is an excellent range of base units with Silestone quartz worktops and upstands and further storage built in along one wall, including a large pantry cupboard. The kitchen is centred around the oil-fired 4 oven Aga, making this the real heart of the home. There is also a separate built-in electric oven and built-in dishwasher. A rear hall/boot room has a door to outside and another through into the utility room with space for further appliances and plumbing for washing machine.
On the first floor the principal bedroom has a large ensuite comprising central rolltop bath, separate shower, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. There are three further bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room and separate family bathroom. All the bedrooms enjoy looking out over different aspects of the countryside.
Outside, the home is set in approximately half an acre. The very private gardens are beautifully landscaped and surrounded by mature trees and shrubs creating a haven for wildlife including many species of birds and resident hedgehogs. There are several flower beds with a variety of perennial plants and shrubs surrounding the south-facing terrace. This adjoins the garden room which creates the perfect location for outdoor living and entertainment. The garden is completed by a productive vegetable garden with raised beds and mature pear, apple, plum and cherry trees. There is an additional decked area by the pond and two greenhouses. Further outbuildings include an open double car port, with attached workshop and garden store.
Directions
Head North from Ludlow on the A49 turning left at Bromfield just after the Food centre. Stay on the A4113 all the way into Leintwardine, over the bridge and out of the village, turning right to continue along the A4113. Turn right signposted Buckton and Adleymoor, follow this road over a bridge, past the mill, follow the road to the right, Top Meadow House will be on your right.
Top Meadow House offers spacious accommodation all set within the privacy of its own land enjoying beautiful countryside views. The attractive frontage of the home immediately draws you in, the approach is through a gated entrance on to the private driveway beyond.
A glazed door takes you into the porch with tiled floor and through an impressive front door into the reception hallway with large storage cupboard and stairs rising to the first floor. To your right is a comfortable sitting room with beautiful period features including oak beams and large stone inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove. Glazed doors open into the dining room beyond, ensuring that there is an abundance of natural light. This room is well proportioned with window to one elevation, archway to a reading area to one end and door through into the garden room, a beautiful space looking over the rear elevation. There are windows all the way round and pitched roof with two Velux windows, allowing plenty of light in. To the other side of the home is the large kitchen, with a separate breakfast room to one end. There is an excellent range of base units with Silestone quartz worktops and upstands and further storage built in along one wall, including a large pantry cupboard. The kitchen is centred around the oil-fired 4 oven Aga, making this the real heart of the home. There is also a separate built-in electric oven and built-in dishwasher. A rear hall/boot room has a door to outside and another through into the utility room with space for further appliances and plumbing for washing machine.
On the first floor the principal bedroom has a large ensuite comprising central rolltop bath, separate shower, pedestal wash hand basin and WC. There are three further bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room and separate family bathroom. All the bedrooms enjoy looking out over different aspects of the countryside.
Outside, the home is set in approximately half an acre. The very private gardens are beautifully landscaped and surrounded by mature trees and shrubs creating a haven for wildlife including many species of birds and resident hedgehogs. There are several flower beds with a variety of perennial plants and shrubs surrounding the south-facing terrace. This adjoins the garden room which creates the perfect location for outdoor living and entertainment. The garden is completed by a productive vegetable garden with raised beds and mature pear, apple, plum and cherry trees. There is an additional decked area by the pond and two greenhouses. Further outbuildings include an open double car port, with attached workshop and garden store.
Directions
Head North from Ludlow on the A49 turning left at Bromfield just after the Food centre. Stay on the A4113 all the way into Leintwardine, over the bridge and out of the village, turning right to continue along the A4113. Turn right signposted Buckton and Adleymoor, follow this road over a bridge, past the mill, follow the road to the right, Top Meadow House will be on your right.
