- For Sale
- Offers in excess of 500,000 GBP
- Build Size: 2,508 ft2
- Land Size: 2,508 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 2
A period barn converted to create a lovely home on the edge of a small village amongst the Shropshire Hills.
Converted from an attractive range of period stone barns in the early 1990s, it is one of a pair of barns that form the courtyard along with the original farmhouse. It provides excellent living accommodation arranged over two floors that has a very flexible layout extending to 2508 sq ft. Off the spacious entrance hall are two large reception rooms and door leading to the kitchen. There is a WC on the ground floor and upstairs, four bedrooms. The main bedroom has a dressing room and en suite, a guest bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms, a shower room and an office. The two reception rooms are both dual aspect with windows overlooking the courtyard garden to the front and garden to the rear. Off the second reception room are doors opening onto a covered terrace. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of cupboards and has space for a table. There is also a utility room. To the side of the house is a storeroom which is accessed from both sides of the house. Outside The gravelled courtyard to the front provides two parking spaces and access to the single garage. A landscaped area to the front provides a pleasant terrace with mature trees and shrubs providing privacy. The rear garden has been landscaped with borders and pathways through the lawn with a vegetable garden in the end section. There is a summer house set in the middle of the garden.
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Shropshire Hills, Ticklerton is a small village that has a village hall and is situated amidst a cluster of villages within the area that includes Acton Scott, Wall under Heywood, Rushbury and Hope Bowdler. The nearest town is about 3 miles at Church Stretton which provides for all of the day to day facilities with the county town of Shrewsbury three miles to the north.Many people move to this part of the world for the access to fabulous countryside that surrounds them, being part of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and with wonderful walking that the network of foot paths and bridleways provides. Distances Church Stretton 3 miles, Shrewsbury 16 Miles, Much Wenlock 11 miles (Distances and time approximate).Directions (Postcode SY6 7DQ)From Church Stretton, turn up Sandford Avenue and towards Hope Bowdler. On reaching Hope Bowdler, turn right and stay on this lane into Ticklerton (about 1.2 miles). The entrance to The Hayloft is on the right, just before the T junction.
Converted from an attractive range of period stone barns in the early 1990s, it is one of a pair of barns that form the courtyard along with the original farmhouse. It provides excellent living accommodation arranged over two floors that has a very flexible layout extending to 2508 sq ft. Off the spacious entrance hall are two large reception rooms and door leading to the kitchen. There is a WC on the ground floor and upstairs, four bedrooms. The main bedroom has a dressing room and en suite, a guest bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms, a shower room and an office. The two reception rooms are both dual aspect with windows overlooking the courtyard garden to the front and garden to the rear. Off the second reception room are doors opening onto a covered terrace. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of cupboards and has space for a table. There is also a utility room. To the side of the house is a storeroom which is accessed from both sides of the house. Outside The gravelled courtyard to the front provides two parking spaces and access to the single garage. A landscaped area to the front provides a pleasant terrace with mature trees and shrubs providing privacy. The rear garden has been landscaped with borders and pathways through the lawn with a vegetable garden in the end section. There is a summer house set in the middle of the garden.
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the Shropshire Hills, Ticklerton is a small village that has a village hall and is situated amidst a cluster of villages within the area that includes Acton Scott, Wall under Heywood, Rushbury and Hope Bowdler. The nearest town is about 3 miles at Church Stretton which provides for all of the day to day facilities with the county town of Shrewsbury three miles to the north.Many people move to this part of the world for the access to fabulous countryside that surrounds them, being part of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and with wonderful walking that the network of foot paths and bridleways provides. Distances Church Stretton 3 miles, Shrewsbury 16 Miles, Much Wenlock 11 miles (Distances and time approximate).Directions (Postcode SY6 7DQ)From Church Stretton, turn up Sandford Avenue and towards Hope Bowdler. On reaching Hope Bowdler, turn right and stay on this lane into Ticklerton (about 1.2 miles). The entrance to The Hayloft is on the right, just before the T junction.
