Originally believed to date from the 19th century this Grade II listed period cottage has been sensitively extended over time creating charming and spacious accommodation without losing its inherent character.

Located on Church Street, opposite the church, and situated within attractively landscaped rear gardens, including lawned areas, mature cottage style planting, multiple al fresco seating areas and established trees, this spacious and versatile home has staggering and extensive rural views across the Shropshire countryside.

The period front door, with attractive period knocker, opens to the hallway with window to the front and space for coats and shoes. The charming, good sized, sitting room with feature exposed beams to one wall and a log burner set within a brick surround and slate hearth is the heart of this property, A wide opening leads through to the conservatory with fully glazed roof and French windows opening to the garden beyond. These two versatile rooms offer both winter and summer sitting rooms full of charm and character and ideal for entertaining. Located to the rear the dining room is a third reception room which would make a charming study or library with peaceful views to the garden.

With a striking period quarry tiled floor and leaded window to the front the kitchen has been fitted with cupboards and open shelves in a shaker style units in cream set under black granite work tops with forged pewter door knobs. Set within a feature chimney, there is space for a range cooker and within the kitchen there is space for further freestanding appliances along with ample room for a breakfast table and chairs.

A ground floor bathroom, fitted in white with a freestanding period style bath and rear hallway with storage cupboard completes the ground floor accommodation.

The staircase, with painted spindles and balustrade, rises from the front hallway to the first floor. All the first floor rooms radiate off the landing with two useful storage cupboards. The principle bedroom has windows to the front overlooking the mature garden and front over looking the church with a built in double wardrobe. There are two further double bedrooms, one with exposed feature period beams, facing the rear. The shower room, fitted with white sanitary ware and with window to the front, is fitted with a double shower cubicle, WC and inset basin.

Outside

The enclosed rear garden is ideal for al fresco living with a number of gravelled and paved areas as well as lawn. The mature cottage style planting is complemented with established trees which frame the superb views towards the Stretton Hills. To the rear is a large shed.

General Local Authority: Shropshire Services: Mains drainage, sewerage, gas, water and electricity are connected Council Tax: Band E Tenure: Freehold Fixtures and Fittings: Only those items known as fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale. Certain items such as garden ornaments and curtains may be available by separate negotiation. Carpets are included. Agent's Note: Some rear windows have been replaced with bespoke oak double glazed windows.

Situation

41 Church Street is situated in the heart of the delightful South Shropshire town of Church Stretton which is designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and gives easy access to the picturesque Shropshire Hills. The town offers a selection of cafes, delis and local shops. It also has a railway station, leisure centre with swimming pool, library, health and community centre and a golf course.

Shrewsbury is situated just 14 miles away and is noted for its bespoke shops, restaurants, theatres, schools and colleges. From there the A5/M54 gives easy access to the national motorway network and international airports at Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool.

Directions

Follow your SAT NAV to SY6 6DQ

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