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This property is no longer on the market
Map1 bedroom bungalow
Premium display
New build
Bungalow
1 bed
1 bath
2.05 acre(s)
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band A
Broadband: Basic 14Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- The perfect property for those looking to be amongst nature and a relish in a lifestyle change.
- Located in a quiet hamlet with beautiful views towards the Breiddens and within approximately 10 miles of Shrewsbury and 12 miles of Oswestry.
- The village of Knockin is about 4 miles away with a shop and a village hall. Nesscliffe is about 3 miles away with a shop, garage and a primary school.
- The area is renowned for walking and cycling being on the National Cycle route 81 and the Severn Way, plus a variety of bridlepaths.
- The A5 provides access to the North and East and onto the M54 and M6 and is approximately 2.5 miles from Severn Moorhens.
- EPC Rating = E
The absolute wildlife haven set in 2.05 acres with a lake and beautifully presented lodge, with fantastic potential for further diversification with planning for a further three lodges
Description
Severn Moorhens is a unique and private property which is predominantly defined by its wonderful natural, blue clay lined pool. The property is accessed through double gates which as soon as you enter, you feel as if you have stepped into another world. You are immediately met with greenery and nature which comes from the wonderful trees which have been planted.
There are a plethora of wildlife which can be seen at Severn Moorhens, including Moorhens, ducks, goldfinches, curlews, kingfisher, chiff chaffs, white throat and reed bunting. The pool is stocked with fish including grass carp which live amongst the wonderful natural islands
which are a home to nesting birds.
A long gravelled driveway meanders through the side of the property and continues along the edge of the pool to a larger parking area. The pool is flanked with trees and shrubs and a natural habitat to encourage all forms of wildlife. You can walk around most of the pool with two decked jetties providing a seating or fishing area. A power point, which is currently disconnected, is located next to the lake for a Shepherds hut or caravan.
The lodge is situated on the right of the entrance to Severn Moorhens and is a fabulous one bedroom home which has been beautifully decorated with additional insulation. A decked area provides a seating area and access through double doors into the open plan living dining area with wooden flooring. The kitchen has underfloor heating, an integrated dishwasher, a fridge and an electric oven. The double bedroom has French doors leading outside and an en suite bathroom with a shower and plumbing for a washing machine.
Outside
A wonderful productive orchard is on the left of the driveway which has a selection of apple trees, plum trees and pear trees. To the side of the lodge is a beautiful border planted with roses, lavender and other colourful plants and shrubs. There is an extremely useful workshop with a service pit, which is currently filled in. A separate entrance provides access directly next to the lodge where there is a two bay open garage and wiring in place for a hot tub.
The whole area extends to approximately 2 acres with the gardens extending in front of the lodge. The boundaries have been planted with evergreen hedge to provide privacy and shelter and to encourage wildlife.
Location
North Shropshire and lies near the River Severn. The area is well known for its rural living and stunning countryside being about 10 miles from the Welsh Borders.
Edgerley itself has a lovely family run pub, The Royal Hill which has a fabulous menu along with a caravan and camping site. The area is popular for fishing, cycling (being on the National Cycle Route), walking and riding.
The Breiddens can be seen from Edgerley along with the beautiful Shropshire Hills, and both provide a number of walking routes. The local villages of Nesscliffe and Knockin are a hub of activity and benefit from village hall, pub, village store and petrol station.
Nesscliffe Country Park, Kynaston Caves and The Cliffe provide fantastic areas for walking, cycling and riding with many routes and trails to explore and fantastic views across Shropshire.
There are many good schools within the area including The Marches Academy, Corbett School, Oswestry School, Moreton Hall, Shrewsbury High School, Packwood Haugh and Adcote School.
Square Footage: 581 sq ft
Acreage: 2.05 Acres
Directions
From the A5 heading from Shrewsbury to Oswestry, take the roundabout towards Nesscliffe. Turn left at the top of the brow signposted Pentre and Army Camp. Continue on this road, passing the Army camp on your right hand side, through a series of bends, before turning left just past a brick house, signposted Edgerley and Kinnerley. Continue on this road before reaching the Royal Hill pub on your right hand side. Severn Moorhens is the next turning on your right hand side with blue gates.
Additional Info
In 2009 planning permission was granted at appeal (ref: APP/Y3235/A/09/2113698) for three holiday lodges, in an idyllic setting located overlooking the pool. The reserved matters have been approved (Ref: 13/00129/DIS) and the access installed. This provides a superb tourism opportunity in a wonderful location.
Description
Severn Moorhens is a unique and private property which is predominantly defined by its wonderful natural, blue clay lined pool. The property is accessed through double gates which as soon as you enter, you feel as if you have stepped into another world. You are immediately met with greenery and nature which comes from the wonderful trees which have been planted.
There are a plethora of wildlife which can be seen at Severn Moorhens, including Moorhens, ducks, goldfinches, curlews, kingfisher, chiff chaffs, white throat and reed bunting. The pool is stocked with fish including grass carp which live amongst the wonderful natural islands
which are a home to nesting birds.
A long gravelled driveway meanders through the side of the property and continues along the edge of the pool to a larger parking area. The pool is flanked with trees and shrubs and a natural habitat to encourage all forms of wildlife. You can walk around most of the pool with two decked jetties providing a seating or fishing area. A power point, which is currently disconnected, is located next to the lake for a Shepherds hut or caravan.
The lodge is situated on the right of the entrance to Severn Moorhens and is a fabulous one bedroom home which has been beautifully decorated with additional insulation. A decked area provides a seating area and access through double doors into the open plan living dining area with wooden flooring. The kitchen has underfloor heating, an integrated dishwasher, a fridge and an electric oven. The double bedroom has French doors leading outside and an en suite bathroom with a shower and plumbing for a washing machine.
Outside
A wonderful productive orchard is on the left of the driveway which has a selection of apple trees, plum trees and pear trees. To the side of the lodge is a beautiful border planted with roses, lavender and other colourful plants and shrubs. There is an extremely useful workshop with a service pit, which is currently filled in. A separate entrance provides access directly next to the lodge where there is a two bay open garage and wiring in place for a hot tub.
The whole area extends to approximately 2 acres with the gardens extending in front of the lodge. The boundaries have been planted with evergreen hedge to provide privacy and shelter and to encourage wildlife.
Location
North Shropshire and lies near the River Severn. The area is well known for its rural living and stunning countryside being about 10 miles from the Welsh Borders.
Edgerley itself has a lovely family run pub, The Royal Hill which has a fabulous menu along with a caravan and camping site. The area is popular for fishing, cycling (being on the National Cycle Route), walking and riding.
The Breiddens can be seen from Edgerley along with the beautiful Shropshire Hills, and both provide a number of walking routes. The local villages of Nesscliffe and Knockin are a hub of activity and benefit from village hall, pub, village store and petrol station.
Nesscliffe Country Park, Kynaston Caves and The Cliffe provide fantastic areas for walking, cycling and riding with many routes and trails to explore and fantastic views across Shropshire.
There are many good schools within the area including The Marches Academy, Corbett School, Oswestry School, Moreton Hall, Shrewsbury High School, Packwood Haugh and Adcote School.
Square Footage: 581 sq ft
Acreage: 2.05 Acres
Directions
From the A5 heading from Shrewsbury to Oswestry, take the roundabout towards Nesscliffe. Turn left at the top of the brow signposted Pentre and Army Camp. Continue on this road, passing the Army camp on your right hand side, through a series of bends, before turning left just past a brick house, signposted Edgerley and Kinnerley. Continue on this road before reaching the Royal Hill pub on your right hand side. Severn Moorhens is the next turning on your right hand side with blue gates.
Additional Info
In 2009 planning permission was granted at appeal (ref: APP/Y3235/A/09/2113698) for three holiday lodges, in an idyllic setting located overlooking the pool. The reserved matters have been approved (Ref: 13/00129/DIS) and the access installed. This provides a superb tourism opportunity in a wonderful location.
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unparalleled understanding of all aspects of rural and residential property and work together seamlessly with our colleagues in wider property sectors
including development, planning and commercial across our national and international Savills network. This provides our clients with an unmatched depth of
resources, industry leading research teams, database contacts and expertise. Most visited website Savills.co.uk is the most visited UK national e... Show more