The property This splendid Grade II Listed farmhouse is set in a beautiful rural location on the Welsh borders, surrounded by rolling countryside. The property dates from the mid 17th century and features charming red brick elevations outside, while inside there is plenty of character including original fireplaces and exposed beams with wattle and daub infill. The current owners have made significant improvements and upgrades to the property during their ownership, to include the replacement of windows and doors with bespoke hardwood joinery.

The ground floor has three comfortable, flexible reception rooms including the family room with its impressive inglenook fireplace with a log burner. There is also a sitting room with a log burner and French doors opening onto the south-facing rear garden, plus a home office, which is a useful private working space. The kitchen and dining area features original quarry floor tiles, a Stanley range cooker, an electric hob and oven, a fridge and a dishwasher.

Upstairs there are four double bedrooms of similar proportions, including the principal bedroom with its newly fitted en suite shower room. One further bedroom is en suite, while the luxurious family bathroom is also on the first floor, with its newly fitted suite including a large bathtub and a walk-in shower.

Outside

Outside At the entrance to the property, a five-bar wooden gate opens onto a large gravel courtyard area with plenty of parking space and access to the large garage, carport and store. The delightful gardens to the rear are south-facing and welcome plenty of sunlight throughout the day. They include paved terracing and rolling lawns, a variety of mature trees, including damson, cherry and magnolia and a vegetable patch. There is also cottagestyle planting in the borders, including rose and various herbaceous flowering plants.

Situation

Location Wollaston Farm occupies a superb open position in the convenient semi-rural hamlet of Wollaston situated within beautiful Shropshire countryside. The nearby village of Wattlesborough village is 2 miles away and offers a local shop, post office, 2 public houses, community hall and a church.

The county town of Shrewsbury is within easy reach and provides a further range of comprehensive shopping and recreational activities. There are a number of highly regarded schools in the area, in both the state and private sectors, to include Shrewsbury School, Shrewsbury Sixth Form College and Prestfelde.

The A5 provides good road links to the North and South, whilst the M54 provides links to Birmingham and Midland business centres. A rail service is available in Shrewsbury and airports are available at Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham.

Directions

Directions Follow sat nav to SY5 9DN What3words: jungle.openly.shows