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4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Admaston Spa, Admaston, Telford, Shropshire, TF5
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Semi-detached house
4 bed
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Property description & features
- No onward chain
- England's oldest Spa House
- Grade II listed
- Four double bedrooms with En-Suite to Master bedroom
- Galleried Landing
- Refitted Family bathroom
- Utility and Downstairs Cloakroom
- Plot total = circa 2.17 acres
- Extensively Stocked Mature Gardens
- Double Garage and Parking
Coleman Estates are proud to offer this stunning 18th century period home, steeped in history and set in over 2 acres of beautifully manicured private gardens.
Admaston Spa was renowned as the most important of all the Shropshire mineral springs and was thriving as a spa from the mid 18th century until the late 19th century. The property benefits from a wealth of documented evidence outlining its history over the years.
In 1835, Spa House was converted to the Admaston Spa Hotel which was run by Thomas Clarke and was described as “a comfortable inn, with hot and cold baths which had been erected at considerable expense”. It was believed that the water from the spa was an effective treatment for rheumatic complaints and it is stories such as this along with many others as to why Spa House is considered to be of such great historic interest.
Spa House is an elegant Georgian Grade II listed residence dating back to the 18th Century which offers a versatile, well balanced layout throughout that incorporates four double bedrooms, study, two bathrooms, breakfast kitchen, dining hall and a spectacular drawing room that just oozes elegance and is a fine example of the property's personality.
The property is rich with character features throughout, including the original cantilever staircase hand decorated with gold leaf, intricate and highly skilled cornice and frieze work, stone fireplaces and large sash windows that really allow the light to flood the interior.
Grand ornamental gates incorporating 1765, cover the double doors taking you into the impressive dining hall with a York stone fireplace dominating the far wall. The imposing original Coalbrookdale cantilever staircase leads up to the first floor and galleried landing. The drawing room is an elegant double aspect room with two French doors including working wooden shutters leading out to the attractively laid out topiary garden.
To the rear of the property is the breakfast kitchen installed by "Dayrooms of Tettenhall" with Neff 5 ring induction hob and double oven, Miele integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher and professional weighing scales set in to the granite worktop. The windows overlook the side and rear gardens. A maple flooring runs through the kitchen, rear hallway and downstairs cloakroom which has additional storage and provides access through the floor to the cellar. There is also a utility space with plumbing for a washing machine. It is also home for the hot water cylinder and boiler.
Upstairs, the master bedroom is dual aspect with sash windows and a generous en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom has fitted panelled wardrobes, there are two further bedrooms, a study and a large refitted and remodelled shower room.
Admaston Spa is arguably the perfect blend of rural countryside living within a thriving town location. Whilst being impressively private and peaceful, important day to day amenities and attractions are easily accessible.
There are excellent transport links via road and rail to Birmingham, Shrewsbury and beyond, as well as easy access to the market town of Wellington which has its own train station and a wide range of amenities. Admaston itself has a village pub, post office and shop.
The A442 provides access to all other regions of Telford including the Telford Town centre shopping complex and M54 motorway connections.
The area is also served well by both state and private sector schools including Old Hall School, Wrekin College, Thomas Telford School, Adams Grammar School and Newport High
School for Girls.
As well as an enviable interior, Spa House sits within a 2.2 acre plot which provides mature, extensively stocked borders, mature trees and excellently kept lawns, with a proud magnolia tree providing a focal point with its circa 120 year old and a 46ft width ornamental box hedging, ancient sequoia tree, terraced areas and the original spa water feature with lawns leading down to the edge of the pond can also be found at the rear of the property. Further to all of this, a double garage and parking area, summer house (available under separate negotiation) can also be found outside along with a secure brick built garden store/workshop.
Direction:
From Junction 6 M54 proceed in the direction of Wellington/Shawbirch, continue on the A5223 Whitchurch Drive to the Shawbirch Roundabout, take the first exit and continue on to Admaston. Turn left into Admaston Spa, where the property can be found through a set of black gates. Sat Nav - TF5 0DJ
Coleman Estates are proud to offer this stunning 18th century period home, steeped in history and set in over 2 acres of beautifully manicured gardens.
Admaston Spa was renowned as the most important of all the Shropshire mineral springs and was thriving as a spa from the mid 18th century until the late 19th century. The property benefits from a wealth of documented evidence outlining its history over the years.
In 1835, Spa House was converted to the Admaston Spa Hotel which was run by Thomas
Clarke and was described as “a comfortable inn, with hot and cold baths which had been erected at considerable expense”. It was believed that the water from the spa was an effective treatment for rheumatic complaints and it is stories such as this
along with many others as to why Spa House is considered to be of such great historic interest.
Spa House is an elegant Georgian Grade II listed residence dating back to the 18th Century which offers a versatile, well balanced layout throughout that incorporates four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, breakfast kitchen, dining hall and a spectacular drawing room that just oozes elegance and is a fine example of the property's personality.
The property is rich with character features throughout, including the original cantilever staircase hand decorated with gold leaf, intricate and highly skilled cornice and frieze work, stone fireplaces and large sash windows that really allow the light to flood the interior.
Grand ornamental gates incorporating 1765, cover the double doors taking you into the impressive dining hall with a York stone fireplace dominating the far wall. The imposing original Coalbrookdale cantilever staircase leads up to the first floor and galleried landing. The drawing room is an elegant double aspect room with two French doors including working wooden shutters leading out to the attractively laid out topiary garden.
To the rear of the property is the breakfast kitchen installed by Dayrooms of Tettenhall kitchen
with Neff 5 ring induction hob and double oven, Miele integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher and professional weighing scales set in to the granite worktop. The windows overlook the side and rear gardens. A maple flooring runs through the kitchen, rear hallway and downstairs cloakroom which has additional storage and provides access through the floor to the cellar. There is also a utility space with plumbing for a washing machine. It is also home for the hot water cylinder and boiler.
Upstairs, the master bedroom is dual aspect with sash windows and a generous en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom has fitted panelled wardrobes and there are two further bedrooms, a large refitted and remodelled shower room as well as a useful linen room just off the rear landing.
Admaston Spa is arguably the perfect blend of rural countryside living within a thriving town location. Whilst being impressively private and peaceful, important day to day amenities and attractions are easily accessible.
There are excellent transport links via road and rail to Birmingham, Shrewsbury and beyond, as well as easy access to the market town of Wellington which has its own train station and a wide range of amenities. Admaston itself has a village pub, post office and shop.
The A442 provides access to all other regions of Telford including the Telford Town centre shopping complex and M54 motorway connections.
The area is also served well by both state and private sector schools including Old Hall School, Wrekin College, Thomas Telford School, Adams Grammar School and Newport High
School for Girls.
As well as an enviable interior, Spa House sits within a roughly 2.17 acre plot which provides mature, extensively stocked borders, mature trees and excellently kept lawns, with a proud magnolia tree providing a focal point with its circa 120 year old and a 46ft width ornamental box hedging, ancient sequoia tree, terraced areas and the original spa water feature with lawns leading down to the edge of the pond can also be found at the rear of the property. Further to all of this, a double garage and parking area, summer house (available under separate negotiation) can also be found outside along with a secure brick built garden store/workshop.
Direction:
From Junction 6 M54 proceed in the direction of Wellington/Shawbirch, continue on the A5223 Whitchurch Drive to the Shawbirch Roundabout, take the first exit and continue on to Admaston. Turn left into Admaston Spa, where the property can be found through a set of black gates. Sat Nav - TF5 0DJ
Admaston Spa was renowned as the most important of all the Shropshire mineral springs and was thriving as a spa from the mid 18th century until the late 19th century. The property benefits from a wealth of documented evidence outlining its history over the years.
In 1835, Spa House was converted to the Admaston Spa Hotel which was run by Thomas Clarke and was described as “a comfortable inn, with hot and cold baths which had been erected at considerable expense”. It was believed that the water from the spa was an effective treatment for rheumatic complaints and it is stories such as this along with many others as to why Spa House is considered to be of such great historic interest.
Spa House is an elegant Georgian Grade II listed residence dating back to the 18th Century which offers a versatile, well balanced layout throughout that incorporates four double bedrooms, study, two bathrooms, breakfast kitchen, dining hall and a spectacular drawing room that just oozes elegance and is a fine example of the property's personality.
The property is rich with character features throughout, including the original cantilever staircase hand decorated with gold leaf, intricate and highly skilled cornice and frieze work, stone fireplaces and large sash windows that really allow the light to flood the interior.
Grand ornamental gates incorporating 1765, cover the double doors taking you into the impressive dining hall with a York stone fireplace dominating the far wall. The imposing original Coalbrookdale cantilever staircase leads up to the first floor and galleried landing. The drawing room is an elegant double aspect room with two French doors including working wooden shutters leading out to the attractively laid out topiary garden.
To the rear of the property is the breakfast kitchen installed by "Dayrooms of Tettenhall" with Neff 5 ring induction hob and double oven, Miele integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher and professional weighing scales set in to the granite worktop. The windows overlook the side and rear gardens. A maple flooring runs through the kitchen, rear hallway and downstairs cloakroom which has additional storage and provides access through the floor to the cellar. There is also a utility space with plumbing for a washing machine. It is also home for the hot water cylinder and boiler.
Upstairs, the master bedroom is dual aspect with sash windows and a generous en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom has fitted panelled wardrobes, there are two further bedrooms, a study and a large refitted and remodelled shower room.
Admaston Spa is arguably the perfect blend of rural countryside living within a thriving town location. Whilst being impressively private and peaceful, important day to day amenities and attractions are easily accessible.
There are excellent transport links via road and rail to Birmingham, Shrewsbury and beyond, as well as easy access to the market town of Wellington which has its own train station and a wide range of amenities. Admaston itself has a village pub, post office and shop.
The A442 provides access to all other regions of Telford including the Telford Town centre shopping complex and M54 motorway connections.
The area is also served well by both state and private sector schools including Old Hall School, Wrekin College, Thomas Telford School, Adams Grammar School and Newport High
School for Girls.
As well as an enviable interior, Spa House sits within a 2.2 acre plot which provides mature, extensively stocked borders, mature trees and excellently kept lawns, with a proud magnolia tree providing a focal point with its circa 120 year old and a 46ft width ornamental box hedging, ancient sequoia tree, terraced areas and the original spa water feature with lawns leading down to the edge of the pond can also be found at the rear of the property. Further to all of this, a double garage and parking area, summer house (available under separate negotiation) can also be found outside along with a secure brick built garden store/workshop.
Direction:
From Junction 6 M54 proceed in the direction of Wellington/Shawbirch, continue on the A5223 Whitchurch Drive to the Shawbirch Roundabout, take the first exit and continue on to Admaston. Turn left into Admaston Spa, where the property can be found through a set of black gates. Sat Nav - TF5 0DJ
Coleman Estates are proud to offer this stunning 18th century period home, steeped in history and set in over 2 acres of beautifully manicured gardens.
Admaston Spa was renowned as the most important of all the Shropshire mineral springs and was thriving as a spa from the mid 18th century until the late 19th century. The property benefits from a wealth of documented evidence outlining its history over the years.
In 1835, Spa House was converted to the Admaston Spa Hotel which was run by Thomas
Clarke and was described as “a comfortable inn, with hot and cold baths which had been erected at considerable expense”. It was believed that the water from the spa was an effective treatment for rheumatic complaints and it is stories such as this
along with many others as to why Spa House is considered to be of such great historic interest.
Spa House is an elegant Georgian Grade II listed residence dating back to the 18th Century which offers a versatile, well balanced layout throughout that incorporates four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, breakfast kitchen, dining hall and a spectacular drawing room that just oozes elegance and is a fine example of the property's personality.
The property is rich with character features throughout, including the original cantilever staircase hand decorated with gold leaf, intricate and highly skilled cornice and frieze work, stone fireplaces and large sash windows that really allow the light to flood the interior.
Grand ornamental gates incorporating 1765, cover the double doors taking you into the impressive dining hall with a York stone fireplace dominating the far wall. The imposing original Coalbrookdale cantilever staircase leads up to the first floor and galleried landing. The drawing room is an elegant double aspect room with two French doors including working wooden shutters leading out to the attractively laid out topiary garden.
To the rear of the property is the breakfast kitchen installed by Dayrooms of Tettenhall kitchen
with Neff 5 ring induction hob and double oven, Miele integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher and professional weighing scales set in to the granite worktop. The windows overlook the side and rear gardens. A maple flooring runs through the kitchen, rear hallway and downstairs cloakroom which has additional storage and provides access through the floor to the cellar. There is also a utility space with plumbing for a washing machine. It is also home for the hot water cylinder and boiler.
Upstairs, the master bedroom is dual aspect with sash windows and a generous en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom has fitted panelled wardrobes and there are two further bedrooms, a large refitted and remodelled shower room as well as a useful linen room just off the rear landing.
Admaston Spa is arguably the perfect blend of rural countryside living within a thriving town location. Whilst being impressively private and peaceful, important day to day amenities and attractions are easily accessible.
There are excellent transport links via road and rail to Birmingham, Shrewsbury and beyond, as well as easy access to the market town of Wellington which has its own train station and a wide range of amenities. Admaston itself has a village pub, post office and shop.
The A442 provides access to all other regions of Telford including the Telford Town centre shopping complex and M54 motorway connections.
The area is also served well by both state and private sector schools including Old Hall School, Wrekin College, Thomas Telford School, Adams Grammar School and Newport High
School for Girls.
As well as an enviable interior, Spa House sits within a roughly 2.17 acre plot which provides mature, extensively stocked borders, mature trees and excellently kept lawns, with a proud magnolia tree providing a focal point with its circa 120 year old and a 46ft width ornamental box hedging, ancient sequoia tree, terraced areas and the original spa water feature with lawns leading down to the edge of the pond can also be found at the rear of the property. Further to all of this, a double garage and parking area, summer house (available under separate negotiation) can also be found outside along with a secure brick built garden store/workshop.
Direction:
From Junction 6 M54 proceed in the direction of Wellington/Shawbirch, continue on the A5223 Whitchurch Drive to the Shawbirch Roundabout, take the first exit and continue on to Admaston. Turn left into Admaston Spa, where the property can be found through a set of black gates. Sat Nav - TF5 0DJ
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Established in 1998, Coleman Estates are Telford’s leading family run estate and letting agent and we make sure to represent the best qualities of a reputable family business: Strong performance as a result of consistent, high quality service. Our core values are accountability, honesty and a passionate dedication to making sure every one of our customers has the best experience selling or letting their home. With one central office situated in the market town of Wellington, we are able to offer our services as far north as Stafford, as southerly as Broseley, as far west as Shrewsbury and surrounds and all the way out to Albrighton to the east using the most cutting edge digital marketing, social media and a powerful online presence to cover this enormous and varied patch. Experience: Combined with Max Coleman and Kate Coleman’s expert local knowledge with over 20 years’ experience in selling and letting property in every TF and SY postcode in the county, we maintain a strong reputation as Shropshire’s independent expert in residential property. Service: With over 97% of reviews on Google rated 5* and a recent award within the nationally recognised Best Estate Agent’s Guide, it is clear that we have the utmost dedication to customer service which we believe is the backbone of our impressive track record of results for both sales and lettings. Results: Our current sales conversion rate is over 75% with market leading performance of 30 – 45 days average sale time dependent on seasonal variance. For lettings, we are regularly ranked as 1st out of 40+ agents for number of lets and new instructions. Accreditation: We are currently the most accredited agent within our local area registered with the Property Ombudsman, the NAEA, ARLA, NALS and SAFEagent – We like our customers to feel like they’re in safe hands. Call us to take the first steps to moving to your dream home.
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