No. 2 Broad Street
Leominster
Herefordshire
HR6 8BS
An immaculate and generously sized barn conversion set within Nurton Court and offering far reaching views, double garage, front and rear gardens and ample visitor parking. Internal viewing is highly recommended to realise all that this rural property has to offer.
Set within a rural setting and forming part of the handsome Nurton Court, this beautifully appointed barn conversion provides versatile family accommodation consisting of: entrance hall, cloakroom, dining hall, drawing room, kitchen, four bedrooms, one with en-suite and family bathroom.
As you wander up the pathway to this impressively appointed stone barn, set within a cluster of traditional barns and forming part of Nurton Court, you enter the barn into a welcoming entrance hall with stripped wooden flooring and doors to both a downstairs guest cloakroom and central dining hall. The cloakroom has plenty of space for hats, boots and coats. The dining hall is located to the left of the entrance hall having room for a six-eight seater table and a large front aspect window creating a lovely light daytime space that could also be cosy in the darker Winter months with its wall lighting and room for sideboard with side lamps. The wooden flooring continues within the dining hall and through the double, glazed doors on the left into a large and welcoming drawing room with feature brick fireplace with a Clearview wood burning stove, whitewashed ceiling beams and windows to both the front and rear aspect. On the right of the dining hall lies the bespoke kitchen, with a selection of wall and base units in a soft powder blue which is complimented by the addition of oak work tops. The kitchen has been well designed with ample storage and preparation space and the delightful addition of deep pan drawers. A large range cooker with Calor gas fed six ring hob and stainless cooker hood over, provides the ideal range to create those culinary masterpieces whilst the guests can sit and chat at the central island. A stable door leads to the rear garden for al fresco dining opportunities and the gathering of fresh vegetables that have been home grown.
Take the stairs to the first floor and take time at the top of the stairs to look over the minstrel gallery to the attractively landscaped rear garden through this wonderful floor to ceiling window, framed with exposed stone work and flooded with views of the countryside beyond. The master bedroom is a double but currently and comfortably holds a super-king bed with two windows overlooking the front aspect, built in wardrobes and space for chest of drawers, dressing table and bedside tables. It has the same attractive wooden flooring as the ground floor and enjoys oak beam work within a vaulted ceiling space. The adjoining en-suite is truly luxurious with a large, rain head walk in shower, limestone tiling on the walls and floor, contemporary drawer vanity unit, window to allow light and ventilation, chrome ladder radiator and thoughtful shelving. Bedroom two, also a double but currently housing a super-king sized bed has a four part panel of glazing affording the room with ample lighting and has timber framing on show and fitted wardrobes. Bedroom three is currently set up as a gaming/cinema room with exposed oak beaming and a window to the front. Bedroom four is currently being used as an office, with four panels of windows overlooking countryside, oak beams and built in double desk with multiple storage cupboards, bookshelves and drawers all made to measure. The family bathroom exudes luxury with handsome stone tiling, bath with shower over, chrome ladder radiator and a pop of purple colour in the contemporary vanity unit around the wall basin.
The rear garden is a delight and enjoys well stocked borders to provide a wealth of colour all year round. There are several ornamental acers, a beautiful blossom tree and a selection of fruit trees and established vegetable beds for those who love to spend peaceful hours outdoors in their own private garden.
The front garden also boasts an array of shrubs and trees and has a manicured lawn leading to the front door.
A double garage is located to the rear of the garden with both power and light and ample visitor's parking. The garage is accessed via a private driveway that has recently been re-laid with new gravel.
There are two further parking spaces located at the front of Bumble Wood.
Oil fired central heating, mains electric, water, private septic tank drainage.
Herefordshire Council Tax Band E.
Tenure: Freehold
Broadband type Highest available download speed Highest available upload speed Availability
Standard 15 Mbps 1 Mbps Good
Superfast --Not available --Not available Unlikely
Ultrafast 1800 Mbps 220 Mbps Good
Networks in your area - Openreach
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The vendors have stated that Superfast Broadband is available and they achieve 99mb currently
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Three None None
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Vodafone None None
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