The property: Old Bush House is a delightful extended semi-detached period home standing in a generous plot with enchanting mature gardens and detached stone barn.

The deceptively extensive accommodation flows from behind a picture perfect frontage, offering a wonderful mix of large entertaining spaces and smaller cosier rooms. The décor enhances the natural ambience of the property, complementing the plethora of characterful features including original fireplaces, pitch pine doors, exposed timber beams and quarry tiles.

The versatile reception rooms radiate from the inner hallway with an easy flow of space connecting full circle. The elegant sitting room, with in-built cabinetry and feature fireplace, is afforded an abundance of morning light and opens into the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen is fitted with timeless cabinets under quartz and contrasting oak worksurfaces, including a cooker with induction hob over and integrated dishwasher. Beyond is the garden room constructed in Idigbo hardwood with double doors onto the terrace with views across the garden, an uplifting space for everyday living or entertaining friends. Located within the former brewhouse is the drawing room with striking inglenook fireplace and dining area with vaulted ceiling. This superbly light and spacious room could serve any number of purposes including a music room, games room or studio.

A study, cloak room and utility room with access to the cellar complete the ground floor accommodation.

On the first floor are four large vaulted bedrooms, one en-suite, and a bathroom.

General Services: Oil fired central heating. Mains drainage, electricty and water.

This property has 0.38 acres of land.

Outside

The delightful gardens to the front and rear of the property are planted with fully stocked borders of seasonal flowering bulbs, herbaceous plants and mature shrubbery.

Accessed from the garden room is a large south westerly terrace ideal for al fresco dining. Steps lead up to a large expanse of lawn interspersed with a wide variety or fruit and specimen trees.

Tucked away in the corner of the garden overlooking open countryside is a summer house with patio and ornamental pond.

Beyond the formal garden is a parcel of land with separate gated access from the road and which would lend itself well for use as a vegetable patch or children's play area.

There is a large open stone barn that could be developed subject to the usual planning consents.

Agents note: Old Bush House has a right of access over the track to the right hand side of the property.

Situation

The charming small village of Tong Norton borders Weston Park with grounds landscaped by by Capability Brown. Tong Norton boasts a public house, service station, parish hall and the impressive Grade 1 listed Church of St. Batholomew's.

A comprehensive range of amenities are available in nearby Albrighton and Shifnal, both of which have railway stations connecting with Birmingham New Street to London. Stafford railway station with direct service to London is around 18 miles. The property is well positioned for commuting to Shrewsbury and the West Midlands with access on to the national motorway network via the M54 at junction 3 approximately 1 mile.

There are a number of excellent local schools in both the state and private sectors including Birchfield School, Newport Girls High and Adams' Grammar School in Newport, Thomas Telford School and Wrekin College.

Directions

Follow satnav to postal code TF11 8PZ and onto Offoxey Road.

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