4 bedroom detached house

Features and description

Rooms

Summary of Features
* Spacious, detached 4-bedroom home (2,548 sq ft) * 2 generous receptions and entrance hall * Fitted kitchen with good utility and adjacent study * Attached garage, outbuilding & workshop * Large garden, ample parking, adjacent paddock * Secluded location, no immediate neighbours, good access

Mileages
* Mileages: Hoarwithy 1¼ miles, Wormelow 3 miles, Ross-on-Wye 7½ miles, Hereford 9 miles, Monmouth 12 miles, Ledbury 15 miles, Abergavenny & Malvern < 23 miles, Cheltenham 33 miles, Worcester 34 miles, Cardiff 48 miles, Bristol 58 miles & Birmingham 69 miles. * Road: M50 (Jct 4) 9 miles, M5 (Jct 8) 30 miles, M4 (Jct 24) 33 miles. * Railway: Hereford & Ledbury. * Airports: Bristol (63 miles), Birmingham (75 miles).

Acreage
In all about 1½ Acres of garden, grounds and paddock

Situation
The property is situated close to the small and picturesque rural village of Hoarwithy, which is situated within the Parish of Hentland on the River Wye. The earliest mention of the village appears in 1005 and references to the name “La Horewythy”, thought to mean “At the willow tree on the boundary”, found in texts dating to the late 13th/early 14th Centuries. The area is renowned for its beautiful, unspoilt, and timeless appeal, and the surrounding countryside is characterised by traditional farms and wooded hills. This area offers a secluded and sought-after rural idyll, combined with excellent communication links to the rest of the country.

Blewhenstone
* This well-presented family home combines ancient origins with modern living, having been substantially remodelled in the Mid-20th century. With origins from the 15th century, denoted by substantial cruck beams, the property was listed subsequent to the remodelling. A comprehensive refurbishment was conducted in the early 2000’s. * This spacious and detached property has been very well maintained and immaculately presented. It benefits from high ceilings, generous room sizes and oodles of light from large, double-glazed windows. * A welcoming and impressive entrance hall opens to the two large reception rooms and on to stairs, study and the fitted kitchen at the rear of the house. The triple aspect sitting room has stunning views and French doors to the rear garden plus an open fire. Substantial beams to the ceiling give a sense of the historic origins.

Blewhenstone Ctd.
* The double aspect dining room also features beams and an open fire. There is scope to open this room to the kitchen, subject to the necessary consents. * The relatively compact fitted kitchen has lovely views over the rear garden and beyond, and benefits from Bosch ovens/hob plus an extractor hood. The adjacent utility room is spacious, has a roof light and glazed doors, bringing lots of light to the kitchen. There is ample space for white goods, boots and coats in the utility, a covered walkway leads to the log/bin store. * To the first floor there is a wide and light landing serving all bedrooms and housing the hot tank/airing cupboard. * The large main double room has great views across the valley, built in wardrobes and a generous en suite bathroom. * There is a generous guest double and two further bedrooms, all served by a family bathroom.

The Outside
* The property is approached via a single-track lane to Little Dewchurch. This is a very secluded and peaceful position and yet only a mile from the A49, giving excellent regional access. * A tarmac entrance drive and cattle grid lead to a large gravelled front drive and parking area. A single garage with car charge point is attached to the house and opposite is a detached outbuilding with workshop and large storeroom. * The front garden provides a mix of lawn, herbaceous and floral beds with a mature hedged boundary. The rear garden provides a formal lawn by the house and a lower garden with vegetable patch. * The property is surrounded by orchards and mature pasture, with no close neighbours or intensive commercial farming. * Opposite the front garden, across the lane is a small pasture paddock of ¾ of an acre. This sheltered paddock is stock fenced and has a small barn providing a stable and storeroom. There is no water connected for this paddock.

Property Information

Services
Mains electricity & water, private drainage to a septic tank. Oil fired central heating/hot water with programable options, water tank also has an immersion heater.

Broadband
BT fibre is connected (FTTP), 900 mbps d/l.

Council Tax
Band “G” (£3,640 for 2023/24).

Listing
This property is Grade II Listed.

EPC
Exempt due to Listing.

Windows
Well-maintained, double glazed, large wooden windows.

Garage
Comes with electric charging point and internal storeroom.

Attic Space
Not converted for storage but benefiting from 270 mm of insulation.

General Information

Schools
* Primary: Little Dewchurch. Much Birch Further information is available at: Steiner School : Much Dewchurch * Secondary: Hereford, Ross. Further information is available at: * Independent: Hereford, Monmouth, Malvern, Worcester and Cheltenham have some excellent independent schools. Further information available at:

Local
The nearby village of Hoarwithy has a popular pub and is known for the church of St Catherine, built in an Italian Romanesque style in the 1870’s. The Carrot & Wine Post Office & Stores at Wormelow is dedicated to providing great local food & produce, whilst nearby Pengethley Garden Centre & Farm shop has an award-winning butchery and offers a range of locally sourced products with tea shop and nursery. There is an excellent selection of great pubs locally, celebrating the area’s rich farming heritage and offering an extensive choice of dining options.

Local Ctd.
Little Dewchurch primary school is within a short drive and Much Birch has an excellent medical centre & primary school. The historic Cathedral City of Hereford provides a wide range of shopping, recreational and leisure facilities and the pretty riverside market towns of Ross on Wye and Monmouth provide a good range of amenities to meet most day-to-day requirements. More extensive cultural and retail opportunities can be found in Cheltenham, Cardiff and Bristol, all within sensible travelling distances.

Recreational
There are many beautiful walks to be found around the surrounding villages and hamlets, both locally in the Wye Valley and within the popular Forest of Dean. This region offers a wide range of outdoor sporting opportunities and activities, with Golf courses at Ross on Wye, Monmouth & Hereford. Fishing & Canoeing on the Wye, with excellent Tennis, Rowing & Cricket Clubs locally. Racing is at Hereford , Chepstow & Cheltenham.

Postcode
HR2 6QW.

Directions
From Ross: From the A40 Wilton roundabout, head north on the A49 towards Hereford for 6 miles. After passing through Harewood End and at 5½ miles, you’ll pass the turning for the B4348 Wormelow on your left, continue ½ mile and take the next right turn into Laskett Lane. Continue ¾ mile and take the first left turn into a single track lane. Proceed ¼ mile and the property will be found on your right side, just before the lane dips downhill.

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