A Charming period farmhouse in around 12 acres of garden, outbuildings, paddocks and river

Cleobury Mortimer 6 miles, Bridgnorth 10 miles, Ludlow 12 miles

Guide Price £850,000

Brochure

- Historic Charm: 18th-century period farmhouse with original character features throughout
- Breathtaking Setting: Elevated position with far-reaching countryside views to Browne Clee
- River Frontage: Approximately 400 yards of River Rea frontage
- Substantial Acreage: Around 12 acres including four fenced paddocks, gardens, and orchard
- Spacious Living: Three double bedrooms, including a triple-aspect master suite with en-suite with slipper bath
- Elegant Interiors: Double-height entrance hall, oak staircase, inglenook fireplace, exposed beams
- Versatile Outbuildings: Large stone barn with conversion potential (STP), stables and storage
- Prime Rural Location: On the edge of Stottesdon village, near Cleobury Mortimer and Ludlow
- Excellent Connectivity: Easy access to train stations and motorway routes within 25 miles
- Private & Peaceful: Surrounded by rolling countryside with ample parking and privacy
- Striking Entrance: Double-height hallway with impressive oak staircase and internal spiral staircase to lower ground floor. There is an Amtico tiled floor.
- Elegant Reception Rooms: Sitting room with an inglenook fireplace, Clearview stove and exposed beams.
- Dining Room with exposed beams throughout, inset fireplace with multi fuel stove and a double aspect.
- Traditional Kitchen: Newly installed Dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room with fitted units with quartz worktops, stainless steel sink, glass inbuilt fridge and oil-fired 4-oven AGA.
- Practical Utility: Spacious utility/boot room with direct garden and outbuilding access with plumbing for washing machine.
- Lower Ground Potential: Versatile lower ground floor space, ideal for home office, games room or storage, with garden access
- Flexible Layout: Thoughtfully arranged ground floor spaces ideal for family living and entertaining.
- Edward Bulmer paintwork throughout.
- Spacious Master Suite: Triple-aspect master bedroom with unique en-suite bathroom, with slipper bath, WC and sink, separated by exposed beams
- Family-Friendly Layout: Two additional well-proportioned double bedrooms
- Stylish Shared Bathroom: Jack and Jill bathroom serving the two guest bedrooms
- Character Throughout: Original features retained across all rooms, enhancing charm and authenticity
- Exceptional Outdoor Space: Mature front lawn with stone wall, shrubs, yew tree, and ample parking
- Terraced Rear Garden: Paved top tier between the house and barn, herbaceous borders, and sweeping river views
- Orchard & River Access: Fruit trees including apple, cherry and damson leading down to approx. 400 yards of River Rea frontage
- Approx. 12 acres in total, including four fenced paddocks ideal for equestrian or livestock use, currently used as a rural retreat.
- Elevated Position: Enjoys panoramic countryside views and overlooks the tranquil River Rea
- Energy Efficient Features: Air source heating and solar panels generating electricity for the grid.
- Substantial Stone Barn: Versatile outbuilding with electricity, suitable for conversion (STP)
- Stable Block & Storage: Two stables within an open-fronted barn, also with hay/straw storage and power supply
- Private Yet Accessible: Rural location with direct access via country lanes and clear signposting from Stottesdon
- Charming Village Setting: Located on the edge of Stottesdon, offering a pub, primary school, GP surgery and church
- Surrounded by Nature: Enveloped by rolling countryside, perfect for walking, riding, and outdoor pursuits
- Local Market Town: Close to Cleobury Mortimer with supermarkets, restaurants, pubs, healthcare services, and schooling
- Excellent Regional Links: Around 25 minutes to the historic towns of Bridgnorth and Ludlow
- Rail Access: Nearby stations at Ludlow and Kidderminster provide good rail connections
- Convenient for Travel: Motorway access approximately 25 miles away, offering links to Birmingham and beyond
What3words: ///agreeable.reliving.super
Local Authority: Shropshire
Services: Mains water & electricity. Private drainage. Oil-fired AGA which provides hot water. Air source central heating.
Council Tax: Band F
Agents note: Fishing rights: The fishing rights are not owned by the property but they may be available to lease by separate negotiation. Please refer to the agent for further information.
Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.
Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.