5 High Street
Ludlow
SY8 1BS
A detached 1930's 3 bedroom bungalow set in around 0.5 acres of gardens on the edge of this small hamlet in the south of Shropshire close to the Herefordshire and Worcestershire borders and surrounded by stunning countryside offering excellent walking and incredible views.
The property was built in the 1930's and was originally occupied by a school teacher and then a local vet who extended the property. It was purchased by our client in the 1980's and over the years it has been updated and modernised and offers flexible accommodation as all the rooms are on the ground floor. There is however a surprise in the loft as there are two additional rooms which are accessed via a loft ladder and was used by the vendor's daughter as her den but does provide excellent storage space. The property sits in level gardens of around 0.5 acres which have been well cultivated over the years with vegetable garden, lawns, flower beds and a wild flower meadow.
The property is entered via the front door into an "L" shaped hallway providing access to all rooms. Immediately on the left is the kitchen/dining room which is a good sized rectangular room with a comprehensive range of hand built pine wall & base units across two walls and space for a large table. There is a "Stanley" cast iron, oil fired range which provides heating, hot water and cooking although there is also an electric oven & hob. A door from here leads to the utility/boot room which is a great space for storage and wet dogs! A door from here leads to a covered parking area and a door to the double garage.
Returning to the hallway, the next room on the left is the living room which again is a large rectangular room with a large window overlooking the garden and French doors leading out on to the garden. The focal point of the room is the fireplace with a wood burning stove and built in book shelves giving this room a lovely cosy feel. The next room would have been the original entrance hall with a front door until the bungalow was re-ordered and is now a 3rd bedroom or study. Next is the second bedroom which is a double and has a bay window. Back in the hallway and there is access to the main bedroom and ensuite shower room and finally there is the main bathoom.
From here a cupboard conceals the loft ladder that leads up to the aforementioned loft rooms. The first room has a Velux window, sink and a cupboard houses the hot water cylinder. A door leads through to another good size room which has a casement window overlooking the rear garden. As the access to the loft is from a "non regulation approved" ladder these rooms can only be described as storage, however the vendor's teenage daughter happily used these rooms as a bedroom and study room.
The property is accessed off the lane by a tarmac driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles and there is the double garage with up and over door, power & light.
The bungalow sits in a central position within the garden and is surround by the various designated areas. The plot is enclosed mainly by natural hedging and some stock fencing. There are large lawned areas, a vegetable garden and small orchard/arboretum with some lovely specimen trees and wild flower meadow. This is a delightful garden and outside space located as it is adjacent to farmland.
Greete is a small hamlet on the borders of the three counties and remains small enough that everyone knows everyone with a real sense of community with the 11th century church of St James being the focal point. The nearest market towns are Tenbury Wells (2.5 miles), Ludlow (7.5 miles) & Leominster (12.5 miles) and all offer excellent facilities including shopping, sporting, schooling and leisure. Train stations are also close by in Ludlow & Leominster offering a much wider choice of travel to other major towns & cities.
Mains electric & water
Septic tank drainage
Oil fired heating
Shropshire Council Tax band D
Freehold
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The vendor intends to covenant the garden to ensure that it remains a garden and can not be developed for additional residential dwelling(s).
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