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£775,0004 bedroom detached house for sale
Strefford, Craven Arms, Shropshire, SY7
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Study
Under offer
Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
2,314 sq ft / 215 sq m
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
Broadband: Super-fast 31Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Situated in a charming south Shropshire hamlet, approximately 2 miles from Craven Arms.
- The area has wonderful views of the south Shropshire Hills and surrounding countryside.
- Craven Arms has a train station on the Shrewsbury and Swansea line, a supermarket and garage.
- Church Stretton is 6 miles away and has a selection of shops, a delicatessen, restaurants, pubs and Church Stretton primary and secondary schools.
- There are primary schools rated good at Onibury, and Craven Arms, with a wider selection of schools in Ludlow and Shrewsbury.
- Ludlow is approximately 12 miles and has the well known Ludlow Food Centre, a racecourse and an attractive market town with a number of shops and restaurants.
- EPC Rating = D
An extremely handsome, one of its kind, Border Oak house with extensive gardens, in a charming south Shropshire village.
Description
The Oak House is a property designed and built in 1996 by award winning Border Oak; specialists in the design and construction of unique oak framed buildings. It is a bespoke design and a fine example of this style of property. The Oak House is situated between the thriving market towns of Ludlow and Church Stretton, nestled below the well known Wenlock Edge.
The property is approached by a private driveway and a key selling point of this wonderful home is the extensive, secluded and tranquil gardens, that extend to around an acre. The house is beautifully designed with traditional oak timber frame, exposed beams and leaded windows to some of the rooms.
The accommodation is laid out over two floors, with the front door opening into the entrance hall which has a separate cloakroom and the formal dining room in front of you, which is fitted with bookcases to one wall and has views over the gardens. The spacious drawing room is a lovely space, with an inglenook fireplace and Clearview wood burning stove, a door leading to a separate study/playroom and double doors leading into the conservatory, which is an addition to the original property in about 1997. Doors lead onto the patio and gardens offering a wonderful lifestyle.
The kitchen breakfast room has solid pine wall and base units, space for a dishwasher, an electric hob, integrated electric oven and views over the garden. The breakfast area offers an additional space either for dining or as further reception space. There is a separate pantry with space for additional storage and space for a fridge and a freezer, and a door to a back hallway, where there is a utility room with a Belfast sink, built in units, space for white goods and a door leading to the spacious rear courtyard and side door access to the garage.
Stairs rise from the entrance hall to the first floor and landing area. The principal bedroom is triple aspect with views over the gardens and Wenlock Edge. There is a built-in double wardrobe and an en suite shower room which has been recently updated. Bedrooms two and three are both doubles, and three has built in wardrobes. Bedroom four is a spacious single room. The main bathroom has a corner bath and separate shower along with built in units. In addition, there is an airing cupboard and a double storage cupboard.
Outside
The Oak House has extensive gravel parking area to the front which has ample space for a number of vehicles, along with a separate double garage. The garage would be a good space should somebody look to convert it as a home office, gym or separate annexe, subject to the necessary planning permission. The gravel driveway continues around to the side of the house which becomes lawn with mature borders planted with shrubs.
The extensive lawn extends away from the back of the house within high hedged boundaries and mature trees. Within the grounds are two ancient pear trees, two ancient nut trees, Silver Birch, Horse Chestnut, Amelanchier, Rowan trees, a Copper Beech, Rhododendrons and Acer Drummondii. There is a separate stone log store and beyond the garden, closer to the courtyard is a summer house.
Location
Strefford is a picturesque hamlet, with a wonderful community, nestled in the heart of the Shropshire Hills, below the well known Wenlock Edge an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, less than 3 miles north of the market town of Craven Arms and 6 miles south of Church Stretton.
Craven Arms and Church Stretton provide train services, local shops and secondary and primary schools. The picturesque town of Church Stretton has a selection of independent shops, delicatessens, restaurants, coffee shops and also it is home to the National Trust’s Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd.
The county town of Shrewsbury is less than 20 miles to the north and offers a wide range of shops and leisure facilities together with access to the A5 dual carriageway linking to the M54.
Alternatively, to the south approximately 11 miles is Ludlow, famed for its fine gastronomic reputation, independent shops, interesting architecture and vibrant festivals.
The renowned Long Mynd golf course, second highest in England, is close by and the area presents many opportunities for hikers, horse riders or mountain bikers.
Square Footage: 2,351 sq ft
Additional Info
Shropshire Council. Band G.
Services: Mains water, electricity, oil central heating. Private drainage by way of a septic tank.
Broadband is connected.
There is a right to maintain the property by accessing Strefford Cottage and vice versa.
There is a covenant to state that The Oak House must maintain the stock proof fence at the end of the garden. The Birch tree at the beginning of the drive must not be taken down but can be trimmed for access. There are two trees on the lawn closest to the drive which are protected but do not have a tree preservation order.
There is a wayleave on the telegraph pole in the garden and a payment is received annually from BT.
Description
The Oak House is a property designed and built in 1996 by award winning Border Oak; specialists in the design and construction of unique oak framed buildings. It is a bespoke design and a fine example of this style of property. The Oak House is situated between the thriving market towns of Ludlow and Church Stretton, nestled below the well known Wenlock Edge.
The property is approached by a private driveway and a key selling point of this wonderful home is the extensive, secluded and tranquil gardens, that extend to around an acre. The house is beautifully designed with traditional oak timber frame, exposed beams and leaded windows to some of the rooms.
The accommodation is laid out over two floors, with the front door opening into the entrance hall which has a separate cloakroom and the formal dining room in front of you, which is fitted with bookcases to one wall and has views over the gardens. The spacious drawing room is a lovely space, with an inglenook fireplace and Clearview wood burning stove, a door leading to a separate study/playroom and double doors leading into the conservatory, which is an addition to the original property in about 1997. Doors lead onto the patio and gardens offering a wonderful lifestyle.
The kitchen breakfast room has solid pine wall and base units, space for a dishwasher, an electric hob, integrated electric oven and views over the garden. The breakfast area offers an additional space either for dining or as further reception space. There is a separate pantry with space for additional storage and space for a fridge and a freezer, and a door to a back hallway, where there is a utility room with a Belfast sink, built in units, space for white goods and a door leading to the spacious rear courtyard and side door access to the garage.
Stairs rise from the entrance hall to the first floor and landing area. The principal bedroom is triple aspect with views over the gardens and Wenlock Edge. There is a built-in double wardrobe and an en suite shower room which has been recently updated. Bedrooms two and three are both doubles, and three has built in wardrobes. Bedroom four is a spacious single room. The main bathroom has a corner bath and separate shower along with built in units. In addition, there is an airing cupboard and a double storage cupboard.
Outside
The Oak House has extensive gravel parking area to the front which has ample space for a number of vehicles, along with a separate double garage. The garage would be a good space should somebody look to convert it as a home office, gym or separate annexe, subject to the necessary planning permission. The gravel driveway continues around to the side of the house which becomes lawn with mature borders planted with shrubs.
The extensive lawn extends away from the back of the house within high hedged boundaries and mature trees. Within the grounds are two ancient pear trees, two ancient nut trees, Silver Birch, Horse Chestnut, Amelanchier, Rowan trees, a Copper Beech, Rhododendrons and Acer Drummondii. There is a separate stone log store and beyond the garden, closer to the courtyard is a summer house.
Location
Strefford is a picturesque hamlet, with a wonderful community, nestled in the heart of the Shropshire Hills, below the well known Wenlock Edge an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, less than 3 miles north of the market town of Craven Arms and 6 miles south of Church Stretton.
Craven Arms and Church Stretton provide train services, local shops and secondary and primary schools. The picturesque town of Church Stretton has a selection of independent shops, delicatessens, restaurants, coffee shops and also it is home to the National Trust’s Carding Mill Valley on the Long Mynd.
The county town of Shrewsbury is less than 20 miles to the north and offers a wide range of shops and leisure facilities together with access to the A5 dual carriageway linking to the M54.
Alternatively, to the south approximately 11 miles is Ludlow, famed for its fine gastronomic reputation, independent shops, interesting architecture and vibrant festivals.
The renowned Long Mynd golf course, second highest in England, is close by and the area presents many opportunities for hikers, horse riders or mountain bikers.
Square Footage: 2,351 sq ft
Additional Info
Shropshire Council. Band G.
Services: Mains water, electricity, oil central heating. Private drainage by way of a septic tank.
Broadband is connected.
There is a right to maintain the property by accessing Strefford Cottage and vice versa.
There is a covenant to state that The Oak House must maintain the stock proof fence at the end of the garden. The Birch tree at the beginning of the drive must not be taken down but can be trimmed for access. There are two trees on the lawn closest to the drive which are protected but do not have a tree preservation order.
There is a wayleave on the telegraph pole in the garden and a payment is received annually from BT.
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