- For Sale
- Guide price 925,000 GBP
- Build Size: 4,402 ft2
- Land Size: 5,263 ft2
- Bedroom: 5
- Bathroom: 4
A beautiful and flexible home with exceptional garden and grounds.
The traditional stone barn was converted in 2001.• The approach to Oaklands leads through agated entrance and sweeps past the house and the double garage to a large parking area in the centre of which is a wonderful mature oak.• The porch with seats either side leads into the Entrance Hall. Doors open into the large impressive Drawing Room and Dining Room with an open fireplace at one end and double doors on each side.• The Kitchen is fully fitted with a gas fired Aga and has doors to the garden.The Utility Room houses two gas boilers (one for each end of the house). There is a walk in larder and a shower room.• The Sitting Room, off which is the Study has two pairs of doors into the Conservatory.• On the first floor at one end of the house is the principal suite with an ensuite bathroom and a Dressing Room with fitted cupboards. The main guest bedroom, also with an ensuite bathroom, is at the other end of the house.In between there is a large landing/ study area, a store room and two further bedrooms each sharing the same bathroom.Garden and Grounds• The house stands in a mature setting with magnificent mature hardwoods including glorious oak and lime. Beautiful, professionally designed and landscaped gardens give way to extensive lawn and meadow areas managed for wildlife. Also includes a useful range of sheds and a wild pond.• At the far end of the garden there is a fine block of woodland of about 2.6 acres.ServicesMains electricity, water and gas. Shared sewagetreatment plant.Council TaxHerefordshire Council. Tel: 01432 260000Council Tax Band: G
• Oaklands Court derives its name from nearby Docklow Manor, once called Oaklands. The house is situated in a rural and private location at the end of a long drive and surrounded by glorious Herefordshire countryside.• Located conveniently between Bromyard andLeominster both centres providing for every dayneeds. A more comprehensive range of social, cultural and retail amenities can be found in the Cathedral Cities of Hereford and Worcester as well as Ledbury, all of which are easily accessible.• Trains run from Worcester and Leominster stations. Motorway access is via Junction 7 of the M5 or Junction 2 of the M50.• The Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the spa town of Malvern with its theatre and renowned schools and colleges are nearby.https://w3w.co/butter.clutter.schooling
The traditional stone barn was converted in 2001.• The approach to Oaklands leads through agated entrance and sweeps past the house and the double garage to a large parking area in the centre of which is a wonderful mature oak.• The porch with seats either side leads into the Entrance Hall. Doors open into the large impressive Drawing Room and Dining Room with an open fireplace at one end and double doors on each side.• The Kitchen is fully fitted with a gas fired Aga and has doors to the garden.The Utility Room houses two gas boilers (one for each end of the house). There is a walk in larder and a shower room.• The Sitting Room, off which is the Study has two pairs of doors into the Conservatory.• On the first floor at one end of the house is the principal suite with an ensuite bathroom and a Dressing Room with fitted cupboards. The main guest bedroom, also with an ensuite bathroom, is at the other end of the house.In between there is a large landing/ study area, a store room and two further bedrooms each sharing the same bathroom.Garden and Grounds• The house stands in a mature setting with magnificent mature hardwoods including glorious oak and lime. Beautiful, professionally designed and landscaped gardens give way to extensive lawn and meadow areas managed for wildlife. Also includes a useful range of sheds and a wild pond.• At the far end of the garden there is a fine block of woodland of about 2.6 acres.ServicesMains electricity, water and gas. Shared sewagetreatment plant.Council TaxHerefordshire Council. Tel: 01432 260000Council Tax Band: G
• Oaklands Court derives its name from nearby Docklow Manor, once called Oaklands. The house is situated in a rural and private location at the end of a long drive and surrounded by glorious Herefordshire countryside.• Located conveniently between Bromyard andLeominster both centres providing for every dayneeds. A more comprehensive range of social, cultural and retail amenities can be found in the Cathedral Cities of Hereford and Worcester as well as Ledbury, all of which are easily accessible.• Trains run from Worcester and Leominster stations. Motorway access is via Junction 7 of the M5 or Junction 2 of the M50.• The Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the spa town of Malvern with its theatre and renowned schools and colleges are nearby.https://w3w.co/butter.clutter.schooling
