The property: Built in the late 1960’s, Byways offers generous accommodation that flows from the central hallway. The layout could be adapted for modern day living and all the rooms have lovely views over the garden. A sizeable loft currently provides extensive storage and has potential for conversion, subject to the relevant planning permsissions.

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

Outside

Outside The front and rear gardens have well stocked boarders with a variety of flowering plants, shrubs and a number of mature specimen trees. The south facing rear garden is on two levels, partly laid to lawn and with a sun terrace extending from the property.

There is a large garage and driveway that provides parking for two vehicles. Adjoining the garage is a utility room that links to the house and garage via a service galley.

Situation

Location Byways enjoys an elevated position within the rural hamlet of Homer, surrounded by awe inspiring Shropshire countryside. The nearby historic market town of Much Wenlock provides a selection of facilities including shops, public house, restaurants, community arts centre and leisure centre. A further comprehensive range of amenities are found in the county town of Shrewsbury.

Road links in the area are good with the A5 to Telford and the national motorway network (8 miles M54 J6). Train stations are found at Telford and Shrewsbury, with regular services to London.

Directions

Directions Travelling North from Much Wenlock (A4169) take the left hand turn signed Homer/Wigwig and continue into Homer. The property will be found on the left hand side after the entrance to The Glen.