The property Dating from 1690 with later additions, The Grange is an attractive Grade II listed family home offering almost 4,000 sq. ft. of accommodation arranged over three floors. Retained period features include casement glazing, exposed beams, some wooden flooring and original fireplaces. The ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming reception hall with useful cloakroom/shower room and includes a drawing room with a bow window and an open fireplace, and an L-shaped garden room currently used as a games room with a recessed fireplace and French doors to the terrace. Adjacent is a dining room with a corner open fireplace and French doors to the terrace. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of wall and base units, four oven Aga and a walk-in pantry and adjacent is a fitted utility room. A well-proportioned sitting room with woodburning stove completes the ground floor facilities.

On the first floor the property provides a three double bedrooms, one with a ensuite bathroom and there is a family bathroom with separate WC. On the top floor are two further double bedrooms.

The annexe comprises a first floor sitting/dining room, fitted kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom.

Services: Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Bio Pure 3 sewage treatment installed in June 2019 which we understand complies with current regulations.

This property has 1 acres of land.

Outside

Outside The Grange is a house of poise and character, approached over a tarmac driveway offering extensive parking and giving access to the attached double garage, outbuilding with store and open-sided store shed, part-walled central courtyard and outbuilding including a store, log store and first floor over, suitable for a variety of uses.

The generous wraparound garden extend to over one acre, is laid mainly to lawn bordered by mature shrubs and features numerous seating areas, a part-paved parterre garden with summer house , a part-walled paved central courtyard and a paved terrace, ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining.

Situation

Location Wroxeter village has a hotel with restaurant and an award-winning vineyard, surrounded by stunning countryside and a rich Roman history, one of the UK’s most important archaeological sites. Nearby is The popular Mytton & Mermaid Pub/Restaurant which is located next to the National Trust owned Attingham Park. Shrewsbury, Shropshire’s mediaeval county town, has day-to-day amenities including shopping centres, independent and high street stores, a market hall, market square and extensive entertainment and leisure facilities. The nearby M54 links to the national motorway network, and Wellington and Shrewsbury stations offers regular services to major regional centres and London. The area offers a wide range of state and private schooling including with Shrewsbury School and Wrekin College of particular note.

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