The Toll House, 1 Burcot Gate, Burcot, Telford Shropshire, TF6 5AD
Guide price £225,000
A charming Grade 11 Listed former Toll House with huge potential and substantial garden.
Central Telford 6 Miles, Shrewsbury 10 miles, Telford Railway Station 6 miles, M54 Junction 1.25 miles
Guide Price £225,000
Kitchen/Breakfast room | Reception room | 2 bedrooms | Bathroom and shower room | Large garden
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The Toll House, is a charming period property with later additions. The property which is Listed Grade II is believed to date back to 1835 and is reputed to have been designed by Thomas Telford himself. It has also been known by the name of The Umbrella House or The Round House. It is mainly constructed of brick and stone, part rendered under a slate roof.
The property needs some work but was recently occupied.
There is a large kitchen/breakfast room with all the appropriate units with doors off to the second bedroom and the reception room. The bathroom has a bath with a shower attachment. The reception room has a working fireplace. The first bedroom and adjoining shower room are approached from the reception room.
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There is an especially large garden to the rear of the house where there are lawns, shrubs, trees and a large parking area. The property is approached from a small lane just off the Roman road linking Shrewsbury to Telford.
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The Toll House is situated a very short distance from the M54 and Telford. All the everyday facilities can be found in Telford where virtually every need is catered for. The station is also close by, and Birmingham is easily reachable.
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Local Authority: Telford & Wrekin
Services: Mains water and electricity.
The purchaser will be responsible for installing a new septic tank.
The heating is by oil but please note the oil tank is not compliant.
Council Tax: B
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.
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The Old Barn, North Road, Kingsland, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 9RZ
Guide price £830,000
A charming and spacious five bedroom Grade II Barn conversion located in the sought-after village of Kingsland.
Leominster 4.7 miles, Ludlow 13 miles, Hereford 15 miles
Guide Price £830,000
Entrance hall | Kitchen | Family room | Sitting room | Dining room | Snug | Study | Main bedroom with en-suite | Four further bedrooms (One with en-suite) | Family bathroom | WC | Utility | Store room | Gardens | Garage | Main House: 3471 Sq Ft | No upward chain
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The Old Barn is a charming Grade II Listed (by curtilage) detached barn conversion situated in the beautiful and sought after rural village of Kingsland. Formerly standing within the boundary of the Grade II listed Croase House, it was also, reportedly, once used as the village theatre. The property now boasts superb proportions with vaulted ceilings, oak floors and a wealth of character features and original exposed beams throughout. Additionally, all of the bathrooms and the impressive kitchen and utility room have been sympathetically redesigned during the last two years. Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a spacious reception area with a limestone travertine floor which opens onto to an oak floored hallway which provides access to the 4 ground floor bedrooms, the newly fitted family bathroom which is complete with a striking freestanding bath, an inviting family room which has a panelled door leading to the rear garden, a sizable office with fitted cupboards and which has large windows to the front, and a useful storage area for hanging coats and storing wellies! All four bedrooms are spacious and able to fit a king size bed, and, in addition, bedroom 2 has the benefit of a newly fitted en-suite shower room. An oak staircase leads from the hallway to the first-floor and it is on this level that the spacious, vaulted sitting room with exposed original beams, the barn’s original brick wall and solid oak flooring throughout can be discovered along with the newly fitted kitchen equipped with limestone travertine floor and with beautiful fitted units and appliances, including a Smeg electric oven with induction hob, wine cooler, a double Belfast sink, a fitted fridge, and a generous larder cupboard. The utility room, off the kitchen, matches the kitchen design and provides useful additional storage with its own Belfast sink and conveniently houses a washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, fridge, a fitted freezer, a fitted microwave and the boiler. The kitchen is open to a versatile family area with full height windows, offering views over the garden. The property also includes a separate dining room featuring a vaulted ceiling with exposed original beams and oak flooring. Additionally, on this level, there is a snug providing a cosy area to watch TV, and a newly fitted cloakroom which pays homage to the Barn’s theatrical history. On the second floor, an impressive galleried landing offers access to the master bedroom. This substantial room features a vaulted ceiling, exposed original beams, and, again, the barn’s original brick wall. The newly fitted en-suite bathroom with large shower, basin and toilet compliments the space, and is accessed through the walk in wardrobe area.
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The Old Barn boasts both front and rear gardens, primarily laid to lawn, with well-stocked herbaceous borders throughout providing seasonal colour and interest with established trees and hedging. There is gated side access from the driveway to the rear garden where a patio area and a useful garden shed can be found. A further patio area can be found in the front garden near the apple and pear trees. There is a separate garage which has double doors, lighting and power, as well as a boarded attic area accessed by a retractable ladder.
Adjacent to the garage is a block-paved parking area with external lighting, offering two parking spaces, and there is a further block-paved driveway in front of the house where you can easily park four cars, two on either side of the timber 5 bar barn gate.
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The beautiful rural village of Kingsland offers essential amenities, including a doctor’s surgery, post office/shop with a charming tea room. There are two inviting pubs and a number of public footpaths for leisure or dog walking. Luctonians Sports Club offers cricket, archery, cycling, netball and rounders clubs and is home to Luctonians Rugby Club who play in National league 2 West. For the adventurous Oaker Wood outdoor activity centre is only 2 miles away. There are free to play tennis courts, a football pitch, and a village hall for community events. There is also a church and village green.
The market town of Leominster is only a short distance away and offers a range of day-to-day facilities including a railway station. Hereford is 15 miles away, with the historic town of Ludlow only 13 miles distant. Schooling in the area is good, with an Ofsted rated “good’ primary school in the village and both private and state secondary schools are available nearby.
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Local Authority: Herefordshire Council.
Council Tax: Band G.
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.
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The Plough Barn, Munslow, Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9ET
Guide price £184,000
A beautiful period semi-detached barn boasting a wealth of character and charm situated in a rural village.
Aston Munslow 0.8 miles, Ludlow 9 miles, Shrewsbury 22 miles
Guide Price £184,000
Open plan kitchen/sitting room | Shower pod | Galleried double bedroom with free-standing bath | Further shower pod | Small patio terrace | Private parking | Grade II Listed
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Plough Barn is a beautiful Grade II semi-detached barn that offers a wealth of character and charm throughout with an abundance of original period features including exposed beams and stone. As you enter the property you are welcomed to the exceptional spacious open plan sitting room. The sitting room has an impressive vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and there is a wood burning stove (which also heats two of the radiators). The kitchen is fitted with a range of units including a sink, oven and electric hob. There is a door leading on to the small patio terrace area which sits alongside the peaceful stream. There is a shower pod room with a toilet.
On the first floor, there is a galleried double bedroom with a free standing roll-top bathtub. There is also a shower pod on the first floor. To the front of the barn, there is a private parking.
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The property is situated in the idyllic rural village of Munslow in the sought after Corvedale. The village has a country pub and a church. There are various other rural villages nearby which offer further pubs and stores. Just further afield, the historic and vibrant market town of Ludlow has further day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, shops, doctors and much more. For a wider shopping experience, Shrewsbury and Hereford are both within easy reach. There is a train station in Ludlow and the A49 is easily reachable, which connects to the wider motorway network. Schooling in the area is good with primary and secondary schooling in Ludlow, Much Wenlock and Church Stretton. For the private sector, Moor Park, Bedstone College and Shrewsbury School are al within a good distance.
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Local Authority: Shropshire Council.
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Electric heater & wood burning stove. Telephone and broadband to BT. Super Fast Broadband available 80 mbps (reference Ofcom)
Council Tax: Band B
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.
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The Chains, Munslow, Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7 9ET
Guide price £485,000
A superb opportunity to acquire an exceptional period farm house offering tremendous flexibility situated in a rural village.
Aston Munslow 0.8 miles, Ludlow 9 miles, Shrewsbury 22 miles
Guide Price £485,000
Entrance | Cloakroom | Kitchen/dining room | Sitting room | Study | Utility room | Drawing room | Four double bedrooms (One en-suite) | Family bathroom | Loft rooms | Gardens | Terrace | No onward chain
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The Chains is a wonderful property offering extensive and flexible accommodation with a wealth of character, situated in the rural village of Munslow.
The property is approached through a porch with a cloakroom adjacent and leads in to the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen/dining room is a beautiful spacious room with original quarry tiling and exposed beams. The kitchen is fitted with bespoke Oak units and appliances including a Belfast sink and a range cooker with a gas hob. The cooker has a 16th century Delft tiled splash back. A hallway with original flagstone flooring leads in to the sitting room. The sitting room also enjoys the beautiful original flagstones with under floor heating. There is a wood burning stove and double doors leading to the terrace and enjoying views over the glorious gardens. Adjacent is the study room. From the kitchen/dining room there is the utility room which benefits from further units, storage and a wash basin. There is also plumbing for washing facilities. From here, the exceptional drawing room can be accessed, which offers a double height vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. The flooring is original flagstones and there is a staircase leading to a bedroom above. From the drawing room there is a door leading to access. This part of the property could easily be separated to provide secondary accommodation for multi-generational living or more, comprising the utility room, the drawing room and the bedroom.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom enjoys skylights with views towards the Clee Hills. There are two further spacious bedrooms with beautiful wooden flooring. There is a family bathroom. From the landing, steps leads up to the loft rooms which offer further rooms providing a range of uses or ample storage.
From the drawing room, stairs lead up to a galleried landing and there is a double bedroom with en-suite facilities.
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The property has beautiful gardens and grounds. The gardens are mainly laid to lawn with some well stocked-herbaceous borders and shrubbery. There are mature trees interspersed throughout the grounds. The garden enjoys exceptional far reaching views of the Shropshire countryside.
There is a terrace area from the property, ideal for seasonal al-fresco dining and entertaining.
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The property is situated in the idyllic rural village of Munslow in the sought after Corvedale. The village has a country pub and a church. There are various other rural villages nearby which offer further pubs and stored. Just further afield, the historic and vibrant market town of Ludlow has further day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, shops, doctors and much more. For a wider shopping experience, Shrewsbury and Hereford are both within easy reach. There is a train station in Ludlow and the A49 is easily reachable, which connects to the wider motorway network.
Schooling in the area is good with primary and secondary schooling in Ludlow, Much Wenlock and Church Stretton. For the private sector, Moor Park, Bedstone College and Shrewsbury School are al within a good distance.
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Local Authority: Shropshire Council
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. LPG central heating. Telephone and broadband to BT. Super Fast Broadband available 80 mbps (reference Ofcom)
Council Tax: The Chains: F
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.
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Flower Cottage, Dinham Hall, Dinham, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1EJ
Guide price £335,000
A superb one-bedroom cottage sat within the grounds of the beautiful and historic Dinham Hall.
Market Square 200 metres, Train Station 0.6 miles, Shrewsbury 29 miles
Guide Price £335,000
Open plan kitchen/sitting room | One bedroom | En-suite shower room | A superb investment opportunity Communal gardens | Balcony | Private parking available by separate negotiation
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A beautifully renovated cottage situated within the private grounds of the historic Dinham Hall. The cottage is currently operated as a successful holiday let and provides an excellent business opportunity and investment.
Upon entering the cottage through a stable door, you are welcomed to a a spacious open plan kitchen. The kitchen is fully fitted with modern new units and appliances including an AEG cooker with an electric hob, a built in extractor fan, an Indesit dishwasher and a fridge/freezer. There is built in cupboards providing storage.
On the first floor, there is a spacious double bedroom with a modern en-suite shower room. From the bedroom there is a door leading to the balcony.
The balcony is accessed from the bedroom and enjoys far reaching views towards Whitcliff and the Mortimer Forest. The property benefits from a communal garden space which is shared with Cottage Two. There is private parking available by separate negotiation.
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On the sale of the cottage, the purchaser will join a management company which will be responsible for looking after the communal areas. A service charge will be paid. Further details available from the agents.
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Dinham is one of the most sought after locations in Ludlow, given its proximity to the town centre being just a short level walk away, the castle and its gardens and the array of beautiful listed buildings that form the street. The River Teme, The Breadwalk and access to Whitcliff Common are just a short distance down the hill and the train station is just over half a mile by foot. Ludlow has a deserved reputation for its market, independent shops, cafes and restaurants with the County town of Shrewsbury just under 30 miles to the north and the Cathedral city of Hereford to the south providing a wider range of facilities.
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Local Authority: Shropshire Council.
Services: Mains electric and water. Electric central heating and under floor heating. Ultrafast broadband available 1000 mbps (reference Ofcom)
Council Tax: Band TBC
Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: This 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.
