- For Sale
- Guide price 450,000 GBP
- Build Size: 1,246 ft2
- Land Size: 1,246 ft2
- Bedroom: 3
- Bathroom: 2
A beautifully renovated grade II listed cottage in the popular north Herefordshire village of Luston.
Woodfield Cottage A grade II listed half timbered cottage that has been lovingly renovated and improved by the current owners over the last couple of years, to now offer a very well-planned living space of great character and charm. There is a lovely sitting room which is dual aspect and has a woodburning stove. The Kitchen is newly fitted and has two ovens, hob and dishwasher and a utility cupboard to the rear with a door out onto the garden. The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen. There is a large boot room / hall with WC off that is accessed from the side of the cottage with the boiler housed externally. The first floor is off two staircases. One leading to a double bedroom with an adjacent bathroom. There are two further bedrooms off a second staircase that are served by a shower room.Garden and Grounds To the front of the cottage is a raised bed setting the house from the lane. To the rear of the house which is south facing is the lawn bordered by a cottage garden with a decked area positioned in the far corner.To the side of the cottage is driveway that has off road parking for a car with further space in the car port that could be adapted further to create a store or workshop.
Location Set on Eye Lane on the edge of the village of Luston, Woodfield Cottage has a charming spot with access to excellent walks in the surrounding countryside and also to the bustling village which has a pub and primary school with nearby villages of Kinglsland, Orleton and Yarpole. The market town if Leominster provides an excellent rage of day to day facilities including local and national retailers, schools for all ages and many cafes, restaurants and bars. The train station in here and is on the Manchester to Cardiff line with regular trains in each direction. The historic town of Ludlow is just over the border to the north, famed for its many listed buildings and food festivals. The cathedral city of Hereford is to the south for wider range of facilities and health care.Property InformationTenure FreeholdServices Mains water. Mains Electricity. Mains Drainage. Oil fired central heating. Local Authority & Council Tax Band – Herefordshire Council. Council Tax Band E
Woodfield Cottage A grade II listed half timbered cottage that has been lovingly renovated and improved by the current owners over the last couple of years, to now offer a very well-planned living space of great character and charm. There is a lovely sitting room which is dual aspect and has a woodburning stove. The Kitchen is newly fitted and has two ovens, hob and dishwasher and a utility cupboard to the rear with a door out onto the garden. The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen. There is a large boot room / hall with WC off that is accessed from the side of the cottage with the boiler housed externally. The first floor is off two staircases. One leading to a double bedroom with an adjacent bathroom. There are two further bedrooms off a second staircase that are served by a shower room.Garden and Grounds To the front of the cottage is a raised bed setting the house from the lane. To the rear of the house which is south facing is the lawn bordered by a cottage garden with a decked area positioned in the far corner.To the side of the cottage is driveway that has off road parking for a car with further space in the car port that could be adapted further to create a store or workshop.
Location Set on Eye Lane on the edge of the village of Luston, Woodfield Cottage has a charming spot with access to excellent walks in the surrounding countryside and also to the bustling village which has a pub and primary school with nearby villages of Kinglsland, Orleton and Yarpole. The market town if Leominster provides an excellent rage of day to day facilities including local and national retailers, schools for all ages and many cafes, restaurants and bars. The train station in here and is on the Manchester to Cardiff line with regular trains in each direction. The historic town of Ludlow is just over the border to the north, famed for its many listed buildings and food festivals. The cathedral city of Hereford is to the south for wider range of facilities and health care.Property InformationTenure FreeholdServices Mains water. Mains Electricity. Mains Drainage. Oil fired central heating. Local Authority & Council Tax Band – Herefordshire Council. Council Tax Band E
