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School Farm, Lower Bromlow, Bromlow, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY5 0DU

Offers around £500,000

Property Overview

An attractive, spacious and particularly interesting three double bedroom detached stone house
Grade II listed
Two reception rooms
Kitchen/breakfast room
Bathroom
Detached timber framed barn (right for development subject to the necessary planning permissions)
Large grounds and paddock extending to a total of approximately 1.2 acres
Generous driveway
NO UPWARD CHAIN
Viewing is recommended

Call our Shrewsbury Office on 01743 357000

Full Property Description:

A unique opportunity has arisen to acquire this attractive, spacious and particularly interesting three double bedroom Grade II listed detached stone house, offering a wealth of character and charm throughout, with the added advantage of a large detached Grade II listed timber framed barn which could be converted/re-developed to create further accommodation subject to planning. The property sits in extensive grounds approaching approximately 1.2 of an acre which includes a separate paddock. School Farm is situated in an area with outstanding natural beauty, having arguably some of the best scenery in Shropshire and is in the heart of some of the county's best walking routes, as well as one of the most impressive in Shropshire. (dark skies). The property is easily accessible to the nearby villages of Brockton, Worthen, Minsterley and Pontesbury. The medieval county town of Shrewsbury is approximately 15 miles and the Welsh town of Welshpool is approximately 13 miles. This truly is a rare and exciting opportunity for many potential buyers to appreciate the scope and the vast potential this property has to offer, which can only be fully appreciated by early inspection which comes highly recommended by the selling agent. NO UPWARD CHAIN.

The accommodation briefly comprises: reception hallway, lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, first floor landing, three double bedrooms, bathroom, detached timber framed Grade II listed barn (ripe for development subject to the necessary planning permissions), large grounds and paddock extending to a total of approximately 1.2 acres, generous driveway, area of outstanding natural beauty which provides a stunning aspect over arguably some of Shropshire's finest countryside. Viewing is recommended.

The accommodation in greater detail comprises the following:

Full property description

Wooden entrance door gives access to:

Reception hallway

Having exposed beams to ceiling, quarry tiled floor.

Part glazed wooden door from reception hallway gives access to:

Lounge

5.31m x 3.78m (17'5 x 12'5)

Having glazed windows to front and rear, wood burning stove set to an exposed brick inglenook with inset timber above, exposed beams to ceiling, feature wall with exposed timbers, quarry tiled floor.

From reception hallway door gives access to:

Dining room

4.09m x 3.71m (13'5 x 12'2)

Having part glazed door giving access to rear with glazed window to side, wood effect flooring, dado rail, exposed beams to ceiling, wall light points.

Door from dining room gives access to:

Kitchen/breakfast room

5.13m x 3.12m (16'10 x 10'3)

Having base units with drawers above, storage cupboard, corner display unit, stoned floor, feature exposed stoned walls, glazed windows to front and rear, exposed beams to ceiling, part glazed door giving access to side of property, Stanley oil fired stove, shelved pantry, space for appliances, Belfast sink.

From reception hallway an exposed wooden stairscase leads to:

First floor landing

Having exposed wooden flooring, exposed feature timbers and beams, glazed windows providing a pleasing aspect over the property's rear gardens, local farmland, countryside and beyond.

Wooden doors from first floor landing then give access to: Three bedrooms and bathroom.

Bedroom one

5.66m x 4.04m max (18'7 x 13'3 max)

Having glazed window with pleasing rural aspect to front, exposed wooden flooring, period fireplace, feature exposed timbers and beams, loft access.

Bedroom two

4.83m max reducing down 3.91m min x 4.19m (15'10 m

Having glazed window with pleasing rural aspect to front, exposed wooden flooring, feature exposed timbers, secondary loft access.

Bedroom three

3.00m x 2.97m (9'10 x 9'9)

Having two glazed windows one to front and one to side providing pleasing rural aspects, feature exposed timbers and beams, airing cupboard, exposed wooden flooring.

Bathroom

Having a three piece site comprising: panel bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low flush WC, exposed wooden flooring, glazed window with pleasing rural aspect to rear, exposed timber to ceiling.

Detached timber framed barn

15.24mft x 5.49mft (50ft x 18ft)

Currently being used as a storage area this could be converted subject to the necessary planning permissions/consents to make further accommodation etc.

Outside

The property sits in generous well established grounds predominantly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees, bushes, shrubs etc and borders local farmland and offers a stunning aspect towards the countryside and beyond. To the side of the formal gardens there is a generous size paddock. The property sits in grounds approaching approximately 1.2 of an acre.

Wayleaves, easements and rights of way

The property and its grounds sold subject to and with the benefit of all easements, wayleaves and rights of way, declared and undeclared.

Plans, areas and schedules

These are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. The purchaser shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property, and any error or misstatement shall not be annul the sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof.

Directions

From Shrewsbury head out onto the B4386 Montgomery Road and continue through the villages of Yockleton, Westbury, Worthen and Brockton. On leaving Brockton continue past the Cock Inn Public House and then take the first left signposted for Minsterley and Pontesbury. Continue on this road for approximately 0.8 of a mile and turn right signposted for Bromlow. Continue on this country road for approximately 0.6 of a mile and then turn right signposted for Betton and Lower Wood. Proceed for a further 70/80 yards and the property will be found on the right handside clearly identified with our For Sale board.

Services

We believe that mains water, electricity, septic drainage are all understood to be available to the property, but this is to be verified by the vendors solicitor's during pre contact enquires. None of these services have been tested. If there is a telephone installed it will be subject to British Telecom regulations.

COUNCIL TAX BAND C

Tenure

We are advised that the property is freehold but this has not been verified and confirmation will be forthcoming from the vendor's solicitors during pre-contract enquiries.

Mortgage services

We offer a no obligation mortgage service through our in house Independent Financial Advisor. Telephone our Office for further details 01743 357 000 (OPTION 1 SALES).

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Disclaimer

Any areas / measurements are approximate only and have not been verified.
VACANT POSSESSION WILL BE GIVEN ON COMPLETION.