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Set in a quiet residential position just off the centre of the market town of Leominster, this charming mews cottage enjoys a short level walk into the town centre. The town itself has good transport facilities, including Bus and Railway Stations. The area is steeped in history with the imposing Priory Church at its Heart and being Centrally situated to reach the Cathedral city of Hereford, the Beautiful South Shropshire town of Ludlow, and Hay-on Wye and the Welsh Borders are just a short drive away also. Worcester city is a 40 Minute drive giving access to the M5, and Major trunk roads beyond. The Town also offers an excellent range of amenities including traditional High Street shops and a number of supermarkets, primary and secondary school, doctor and dental surgeries and leisure facilities to include swimming pool and Gym.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION This charming semi-detached mews cottage was converted from a former carriage house and features some lovely exposed timber framing. From the shared gravelled courtyard a double glazed, inset front door, leads through to the open plan kitchen/dining room, with an impressive elevated ceiling having exposed original timbers. The kitchen offers a range of matching base and wall units, with rolled edged worksurfaces to the base units, tiled splash backs, inset sink. There is fitted shelving, a cooker, washing machine and dishwasher. There are inset down lighters over the sink, double glazed window to the front elevation and cupboard housing the gas fired central heating boiler. Attractive wooden flooring continues through the room, which opens out to a dining area with large picture window to the side elevation and small under stairs cupboard. A doorway then leads through to the sitting room, with wooden flooring, double glazed window to the rear elevation and further raised double glazed window to the front elevation and an understairs recess. Beyond is the downstairs cloakroom with low flush w/c and wall mounted hand wash basin.
From the kitchen/dining room a staircase leads up to a half landing with door giving access to the private garden to the rear, with further stairs leading up to the first floor galleried landing with Velux style window. Leading off the landing is the double bedroom which has Velux style window, impressive vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers. Also off the landing is the bathroom, which has had the original bath replaced with a disability seated bath with shower over, low flush w/c, hand wash basin and Velux style window.
OUTSIDE The cottage benefits from a charming mature garden to the rear, which is accessed from the door on the half landing. The garden incorporates a small flagged patio seating area to the back of the house with awning and pleasant lawn and shrub borders with a pathway to a useful, small garden shed at the bottom of the garden. Back to listing
Full details for 1 Bedroom Property For Sale in Leominster
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Description
A Charming Semi-detached Mews Cottage | Sympathetic Conversion Of Former Carriage House | Quiet Residential Position Within Walking Distance Of Town Centre | Kitchen/Dining Room | Sitting Room | Double Bedroom | Bathroom | Separate Cloakroom | Enclosed Garden To Rear | Gas Centrally Heated | No Onward ChainSet in a quiet residential position just off the centre of the market town of Leominster, this charming mews cottage enjoys a short level walk into the town centre. The town itself has good transport facilities, including Bus and Railway Stations. The area is steeped in history with the imposing Priory Church at its Heart and being Centrally situated to reach the Cathedral city of Hereford, the Beautiful South Shropshire town of Ludlow, and Hay-on Wye and the Welsh Borders are just a short drive away also. Worcester city is a 40 Minute drive giving access to the M5, and Major trunk roads beyond. The Town also offers an excellent range of amenities including traditional High Street shops and a number of supermarkets, primary and secondary school, doctor and dental surgeries and leisure facilities to include swimming pool and Gym.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION This charming semi-detached mews cottage was converted from a former carriage house and features some lovely exposed timber framing. From the shared gravelled courtyard a double glazed, inset front door, leads through to the open plan kitchen/dining room, with an impressive elevated ceiling having exposed original timbers. The kitchen offers a range of matching base and wall units, with rolled edged worksurfaces to the base units, tiled splash backs, inset sink. There is fitted shelving, a cooker, washing machine and dishwasher. There are inset down lighters over the sink, double glazed window to the front elevation and cupboard housing the gas fired central heating boiler. Attractive wooden flooring continues through the room, which opens out to a dining area with large picture window to the side elevation and small under stairs cupboard. A doorway then leads through to the sitting room, with wooden flooring, double glazed window to the rear elevation and further raised double glazed window to the front elevation and an understairs recess. Beyond is the downstairs cloakroom with low flush w/c and wall mounted hand wash basin.
From the kitchen/dining room a staircase leads up to a half landing with door giving access to the private garden to the rear, with further stairs leading up to the first floor galleried landing with Velux style window. Leading off the landing is the double bedroom which has Velux style window, impressive vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers. Also off the landing is the bathroom, which has had the original bath replaced with a disability seated bath with shower over, low flush w/c, hand wash basin and Velux style window.
OUTSIDE The cottage benefits from a charming mature garden to the rear, which is accessed from the door on the half landing. The garden incorporates a small flagged patio seating area to the back of the house with awning and pleasant lawn and shrub borders with a pathway to a useful, small garden shed at the bottom of the garden. Back to listing
