- For Sale
- Offers in excess of 750,000 GBP
- Build Size: 3,148 ft2
- Land Size: 3,148 ft2
- Bedroom: 4
- Bathroom: 3
A beautifully appointed period house on the edge of a popular village, with extensive accommodation and landscaped gardens and great views.
The Long House is a period home believed to date back to the 1840s and has been modernised and extended to create excellent living space and charm and quality. Internally the property offers exceptional and flexible accommodation including a large dining room, a sitting room and study with a drawing room which has outstanding views to the west. A beautifully designed conservatory at the rear of the house provides a very light and well fitted kitchen. There is also a WC and utility room on the ground floor. On the first floor there are three good sized bedrooms, these are approached off two staircases from the ground floor and, with a little alteration, it would be possible to create an excellent self-contained annexe. A fourth bedroom with en suite shower room is located on the second floor.OutsideThe gardens of The Long House are beautifully laid out with terraces and pathways interspersing mature flower beds and borders. There is a good sized lawned area with a variety of shrubs and small orchard fruit trees and wonderful views of the surrounding countryside and beyond. From the front gate there is a large gravel driveway providing ample parking along with an open fronted garage with Electric Vehicle Charging point and an adjoining store / workshop.ServicesMains water, electricity, drainage and oil central heating. PV is fitted to the roof and has the benefit of a feed in tariff.
Set on the edge of the popular and sought after village of Leintwardine on the Shropshire / Herefordshire Border, the area is renowned for the beautiful countryside that runs through the Teme Valley and offers extensive walking, riding, cycling and mountain biking with local hill trails, plus the nearby Offa's Dyke Path. The village amenities include a doctor's surgery, a local butcher, village shop and garage/petrol station, fish and chip shop and two public houses. There is a primary school in the village, and it is also within the catchment area of the highly sought after Wigmore High School.The vibrant market town of Ludlow is a short drive and provides a good range of facilities, with a variety of independent shops, traditional tea rooms, pubs and restaurants, as well as direct rail links beyond the region to south Wales and the north west of England and the Cathedral city of Hereford to the south with direct trains available to London, Birmingham and Manchester.Distances Ludlow 9.5 miles, Hereford 25 miles(Distances and time approximate).Directions (Postcode SY7 0JS)From Ludlow proceed north along the A49 before turning left onto the A4113 signposted Knighton/Leintwardine. Before entering the village of Leintwardine, take a right turn onto B4385 and The Long House is the first property on the left-hand side.
The Long House is a period home believed to date back to the 1840s and has been modernised and extended to create excellent living space and charm and quality. Internally the property offers exceptional and flexible accommodation including a large dining room, a sitting room and study with a drawing room which has outstanding views to the west. A beautifully designed conservatory at the rear of the house provides a very light and well fitted kitchen. There is also a WC and utility room on the ground floor. On the first floor there are three good sized bedrooms, these are approached off two staircases from the ground floor and, with a little alteration, it would be possible to create an excellent self-contained annexe. A fourth bedroom with en suite shower room is located on the second floor.OutsideThe gardens of The Long House are beautifully laid out with terraces and pathways interspersing mature flower beds and borders. There is a good sized lawned area with a variety of shrubs and small orchard fruit trees and wonderful views of the surrounding countryside and beyond. From the front gate there is a large gravel driveway providing ample parking along with an open fronted garage with Electric Vehicle Charging point and an adjoining store / workshop.ServicesMains water, electricity, drainage and oil central heating. PV is fitted to the roof and has the benefit of a feed in tariff.
Set on the edge of the popular and sought after village of Leintwardine on the Shropshire / Herefordshire Border, the area is renowned for the beautiful countryside that runs through the Teme Valley and offers extensive walking, riding, cycling and mountain biking with local hill trails, plus the nearby Offa's Dyke Path. The village amenities include a doctor's surgery, a local butcher, village shop and garage/petrol station, fish and chip shop and two public houses. There is a primary school in the village, and it is also within the catchment area of the highly sought after Wigmore High School.The vibrant market town of Ludlow is a short drive and provides a good range of facilities, with a variety of independent shops, traditional tea rooms, pubs and restaurants, as well as direct rail links beyond the region to south Wales and the north west of England and the Cathedral city of Hereford to the south with direct trains available to London, Birmingham and Manchester.Distances Ludlow 9.5 miles, Hereford 25 miles(Distances and time approximate).Directions (Postcode SY7 0JS)From Ludlow proceed north along the A49 before turning left onto the A4113 signposted Knighton/Leintwardine. Before entering the village of Leintwardine, take a right turn onto B4385 and The Long House is the first property on the left-hand side.
