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Description
Oakdene is a handsome detached period house with an annexe and outbuildings. The property features splendid red brick elevations, while inside there is a combination of charming character features and elegant, understated modern styling.
The ground floor has three main reception rooms including the welcoming drawing room and dining room, which greets you upon entering. There are timber beams overhead, exposed wooden floorboards and fireplaces with logburners at either end of the 27ft room. Further reception rooms include a sitting room and a family room, both of which have sunny dual aspects, with the family room opening onto the rear garden via French doors. Additionally, the L-shaped kitchen offers space for a breakfast table and French doors onto the patio, as well as fitted white units, a central island and a stainless steel range cooker.
There are three well-presented double bedrooms on the first floor, including the principal bedroom with its Juliet balcony and large en suite bathroom. The family bathroom is also on the first floor, with the second floor providing a further double bedroom, a dressing room and a peaceful home office.
Adjoining the house, the annexe offers useful further accommodation for guests or family members. It comprises an open-plan sitting area and kitchen on the ground level, with one double bedroom en suite upstairs.
Outside
The house is set in a beautiful garden with pristine lawns and well-maintained shrubs, hedgerows and trees. There is an area of lawn at the front and extensive lawns to the rear, where you will also find a children’s play area, patio space for al fresco dining and a splendid heated outdoor swimming pool with its own fenced sun terrace. The garden includes a timber-framed summer house, with further outbuildings including the barn with its ground-floor gym and first-floor games room with bar, as well as two detached triple garages. There is plenty of parking available on the paved and gravel driveways for multiple vehicles.
Location
The historic market town of Bridgnorth offers a wealth of amenities such as a cinema, shops, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants. 10 miles away, Telford provides a greater choice of shopping and leisure facilities. The surrounding area offers a wealth of schooling options, including state primary and secondary schools in Much Wenlock and Bridgnorth. Further afield you can find independents including The Seeds School, Concord College and Wrekin College.
Local transport links include easy access to the local network of A-roads, and the M54 11 miles away in Telford. Mainline rail is also available in Telford (40 minutes to Birmingham New Street).
Muckley Cross is a charming rural hamlet, situated approximately 1 mile from the larger village of Morville which has a primary school and a church. It also provides access to the beautiful south Shropshire countryside and footpaths and bridleways. The well known town of Much Wenlock is about 3 miles away and has a good selection of facilities including an award winning butchers and delicatessen, William Brookes secondary school and some beautiful architecture.
Bridgnorth which is approximately 4 miles away holds a selection of schools, pubs and supermarkets, as well as the Severn Valley Railway station, Cliff Railway and the River Severn kayaking and rowing. Bridgnorth has a close community, and the town council organises a number of events throughout the year, such as the Bridgnorth Christmas light switch on and Remembrance parades. There is beautiful scenery all around Bridgnorth which you can take in whilst exploring the running trails, hike paths and cycling routes. The pretty town also has galleries and museums showcasing the towns rich history and culture.
Situated on the A458, Oakdene offers access to Shrewsbury, Telford, Wolverhampton, Stourbridge and other centres of the West Midlands. Birmingham airport is around one hour away via the M6 and M54.
Square Footage: 3,815 sq ft
Acreage: 5.42 Acres
Directions
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Additional Info
Shropshire council
Mains water, electricity, private drainage, oil central heating. PV panels.
Brochure prepared 24/08 AW
Photographs taken 24/08 ehouse Back to listing
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Description
The ultimate lifestyle property with beautiful interiors, outdoor pool and annexe, along with about 5.42 acres.Description
Oakdene is a handsome detached period house with an annexe and outbuildings. The property features splendid red brick elevations, while inside there is a combination of charming character features and elegant, understated modern styling.
The ground floor has three main reception rooms including the welcoming drawing room and dining room, which greets you upon entering. There are timber beams overhead, exposed wooden floorboards and fireplaces with logburners at either end of the 27ft room. Further reception rooms include a sitting room and a family room, both of which have sunny dual aspects, with the family room opening onto the rear garden via French doors. Additionally, the L-shaped kitchen offers space for a breakfast table and French doors onto the patio, as well as fitted white units, a central island and a stainless steel range cooker.
There are three well-presented double bedrooms on the first floor, including the principal bedroom with its Juliet balcony and large en suite bathroom. The family bathroom is also on the first floor, with the second floor providing a further double bedroom, a dressing room and a peaceful home office.
Adjoining the house, the annexe offers useful further accommodation for guests or family members. It comprises an open-plan sitting area and kitchen on the ground level, with one double bedroom en suite upstairs.
Outside
The house is set in a beautiful garden with pristine lawns and well-maintained shrubs, hedgerows and trees. There is an area of lawn at the front and extensive lawns to the rear, where you will also find a children’s play area, patio space for al fresco dining and a splendid heated outdoor swimming pool with its own fenced sun terrace. The garden includes a timber-framed summer house, with further outbuildings including the barn with its ground-floor gym and first-floor games room with bar, as well as two detached triple garages. There is plenty of parking available on the paved and gravel driveways for multiple vehicles.
Location
The historic market town of Bridgnorth offers a wealth of amenities such as a cinema, shops, supermarkets, cafés and restaurants. 10 miles away, Telford provides a greater choice of shopping and leisure facilities. The surrounding area offers a wealth of schooling options, including state primary and secondary schools in Much Wenlock and Bridgnorth. Further afield you can find independents including The Seeds School, Concord College and Wrekin College.
Local transport links include easy access to the local network of A-roads, and the M54 11 miles away in Telford. Mainline rail is also available in Telford (40 minutes to Birmingham New Street).
Muckley Cross is a charming rural hamlet, situated approximately 1 mile from the larger village of Morville which has a primary school and a church. It also provides access to the beautiful south Shropshire countryside and footpaths and bridleways. The well known town of Much Wenlock is about 3 miles away and has a good selection of facilities including an award winning butchers and delicatessen, William Brookes secondary school and some beautiful architecture.
Bridgnorth which is approximately 4 miles away holds a selection of schools, pubs and supermarkets, as well as the Severn Valley Railway station, Cliff Railway and the River Severn kayaking and rowing. Bridgnorth has a close community, and the town council organises a number of events throughout the year, such as the Bridgnorth Christmas light switch on and Remembrance parades. There is beautiful scenery all around Bridgnorth which you can take in whilst exploring the running trails, hike paths and cycling routes. The pretty town also has galleries and museums showcasing the towns rich history and culture.
Situated on the A458, Oakdene offers access to Shrewsbury, Telford, Wolverhampton, Stourbridge and other centres of the West Midlands. Birmingham airport is around one hour away via the M6 and M54.
Square Footage: 3,815 sq ft
Acreage: 5.42 Acres
Directions
SAT NAV WILL NOT TAKE YOU TO THIS PORPERTY- PLEASE FOLLOW What3words: Allowable.unrealistic.signs
Additional Info
Shropshire council
Mains water, electricity, private drainage, oil central heating. PV panels.
Brochure prepared 24/08 AW
Photographs taken 24/08 ehouse Back to listing
