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The property is situated in a rural position in the small hamlet of Newtown, approximately one mile from the market town of Leominster. The town itself offers a comprehensive range of amenities including traditional high street shops, a number of supermarkets, doctors and dental surgeries, leisure facilities including swimming pool and good transports links with both a bus and railway station. The larger historic, Cathedral City of Hereford is located just 14 miles to the south, where a more comprehensive range of amenities can be found. The ever popular and idyllic South Shropshire, Castle town of Ludlow is also easily accessible.
The Dairy Barn is a stunning Grade II Listed barn conversion offering deceptively spacious characterful accommodation, set over three floors. The front door opens to a lovely light reception hall and on through to the family living/dining/sitting room. This stunning open plan room has exposed stone and timber features, solid Elm flooring and an attractive inglenook fireplace with a multi-fuel Clearview stove, which heats both the central heating and hot water, together with French doors from the sitting area opening out to the beautiful gardens. There is ample room for a dining table and chairs, with the kitchen leading off and offering a comprehensive range of units with integrated ceramic hob, double oven, fridges and freezer, together with further space for appliances including a washing machine, dishwasher and tumble drier. Adjacent and providing further storage is a useful pantry room. There are pleasant views from the kitchen over the garden and a door out to the same.
There is a spacious landing leading to the three bedrooms and bathroom on the first floor. Each bedroom has built-in storage, exposed timber features and views over the gardens. The family bathroom is a generous size offering a suite to include an antique cast iron bath, separate Mira shower, WC and wash basin.
A further staircase from the landing leads up to the second floor principal bedroom, a beautiful room with vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers, three Velux style windows, built in wardrobe cupboard storage and an ensuite shower room, again with Mira shower.
OUTSIDE The gardens are a particular feature of the property and extending to approximately a third of an acre. Formal gardens to the rear include a flagstone terrace, ideal for entertaining, with mature floral and shrub borders offering year round interest. This then opens out to a large lawned garden with mature ornamental trees, to include cherry, oak, silver birch, rowan and apple to name but a few, useful garden shed and backdrop onto open farmland. The property also benefits from a separate large, gravelled driveway providing ample parking and further garden area with very productive vegetable garden. There is a concrete footprint where a former garage used to stand, which has previously had planning permission to erect a new garage structure, although this consent has now lapsed and would need re-instating with the council. Back to listing
Full details for 4 Bedroom Property For Sale in Leominster
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Description
Beautiful Grade II Listed Terrace Barn Conversion | Offering Charming 4 Bed Accommodation | En-Suite To Principal Bedroom | Many Character Features | Open Plan Living/Dining/Sitting Room | Well Appointed Kitchen | Large Mature Gardens With Beautiful Outlook - circa half an acre | Ample Driveway Parking | Viewing Highly RecommendedThe property is situated in a rural position in the small hamlet of Newtown, approximately one mile from the market town of Leominster. The town itself offers a comprehensive range of amenities including traditional high street shops, a number of supermarkets, doctors and dental surgeries, leisure facilities including swimming pool and good transports links with both a bus and railway station. The larger historic, Cathedral City of Hereford is located just 14 miles to the south, where a more comprehensive range of amenities can be found. The ever popular and idyllic South Shropshire, Castle town of Ludlow is also easily accessible.
The Dairy Barn is a stunning Grade II Listed barn conversion offering deceptively spacious characterful accommodation, set over three floors. The front door opens to a lovely light reception hall and on through to the family living/dining/sitting room. This stunning open plan room has exposed stone and timber features, solid Elm flooring and an attractive inglenook fireplace with a multi-fuel Clearview stove, which heats both the central heating and hot water, together with French doors from the sitting area opening out to the beautiful gardens. There is ample room for a dining table and chairs, with the kitchen leading off and offering a comprehensive range of units with integrated ceramic hob, double oven, fridges and freezer, together with further space for appliances including a washing machine, dishwasher and tumble drier. Adjacent and providing further storage is a useful pantry room. There are pleasant views from the kitchen over the garden and a door out to the same.
There is a spacious landing leading to the three bedrooms and bathroom on the first floor. Each bedroom has built-in storage, exposed timber features and views over the gardens. The family bathroom is a generous size offering a suite to include an antique cast iron bath, separate Mira shower, WC and wash basin.
A further staircase from the landing leads up to the second floor principal bedroom, a beautiful room with vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers, three Velux style windows, built in wardrobe cupboard storage and an ensuite shower room, again with Mira shower.
OUTSIDE The gardens are a particular feature of the property and extending to approximately a third of an acre. Formal gardens to the rear include a flagstone terrace, ideal for entertaining, with mature floral and shrub borders offering year round interest. This then opens out to a large lawned garden with mature ornamental trees, to include cherry, oak, silver birch, rowan and apple to name but a few, useful garden shed and backdrop onto open farmland. The property also benefits from a separate large, gravelled driveway providing ample parking and further garden area with very productive vegetable garden. There is a concrete footprint where a former garage used to stand, which has previously had planning permission to erect a new garage structure, although this consent has now lapsed and would need re-instating with the council. Back to listing
