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For sale by Public Auction on Wednesday 25th September 2024 at 18:00, Mercure Hotel, TelfordThe popular rural hamlet of Hayton's Bent offers the best of both worlds, idyllic peaceful living, while only being a 10 minute drive to the historic market town of Ludlow renowned for its history, architecture, excellent restaurants, and festivals.
Stone Cottage is nestled into the hillside and has fantastic panoramic views out over the Corvedale, Wenlock Edge and Brown Clee Hill. It occupies a secluded spot, but also benefits from not feeling totally isolated. Bridleways and footpaths provide great walking opportunities directly from the property. The original part of the home Is believed to date back to 1760 and has been subject to a number of extensions more recently.
The approach to the home is off a single-track lane with gated parking for two vehicles opposite.
Steps from here lead down into the entrance hall. which opens out into the open plan airy kitchen/diner. The kitchen itself has been fitted with a good range of base and wall units, tiled flooring, waist height double oven and hob with extractor over. The double oven AGA creates a welcoming atmosphere. There are windows to two elevations allowing plenty of light in, with breakfast bar under one offering a less formal dining space and a place to sit and enjoy the rural views.
To the other end of the kitchen is the more formal dining area, with space for a large table. Just off here is a useful study/office area and pantry with tiled floor and understairs storage cupboard.
Steps lead down from the kitchen diner into the sitting room with large multifuel wood burner on a slate hearth. Two sets of windows take in views over the countryside, large Velux windows with Velux solar-powered blinds allow maximum light into the property. Double French doors open out to a paved area and into the large garden beyond this.
For sale by Public Auction on Wednesday 25th September 2024 at 18:00, Mercure Hotel, Telford
The popular rural hamlet of Hayton's Bent offers the best of both worlds, idyllic peaceful living, while only being a 10 minute drive to the historic market town of Ludlow renowned for its history, architecture, excellent restaurants, and festivals.
Stone Cottage is nestled into the hillside and has fantastic panoramic views out over the Corvedale, Wenlock Edge and Brown Clee Hill. It occupies a secluded spot, but also benefits from not feeling totally isolated. Bridleways and footpaths provide great walking opportunities directly from the property. The original part of the home Is believed to date back to 1760 and has been subject to a number of extensions more recently.
The approach to the home is off a single-track lane with gated parking for two vehicles opposite.
Steps from here lead down into the entrance hall. which opens out into the open plan airy kitchen/diner. The kitchen itself has been fitted with a good range of base and wall units, tiled flooring, waist height double oven and hob with extractor over. The double oven AGA creates a welcoming atmosphere. There are windows to two elevations allowing plenty of light in, with breakfast bar under one offering a less formal dining space and a place to sit and enjoy the rural views.
To the other end of the kitchen is the more formal dining area, with space for a large table. Just off here is a useful study/office area and pantry with tiled floor and understairs storage cupboard.
Steps lead down from the kitchen diner into the sitting room with large multifuel wood burner on a slate hearth. Two sets of windows take in views over the countryside, large Velux windows with Velux solar-powered blinds allow maximum light into the property. Double French doors open out to a paved area and into the large garden beyond this.
The popular rural hamlet of Hayton's Bent offers the best of both worlds, idyllic peaceful living, while only being a 10 minute drive to the historic market town of Ludlow renowned for its history, architecture, excellent restaurants, and festivals.
Stone Cottage is nestled into the hillside and has fantastic panoramic views out over the Corvedale, Wenlock Edge and Brown Clee Hill. It occupies a secluded spot, but also benefits from not feeling totally isolated. Bridleways and footpaths provide great walking opportunities directly from the property. The original part of the home Is believed to date back to 1760 and has been subject to a number of extensions more recently.
The approach to the home is off a single-track lane with gated parking for two vehicles opposite.
Steps from here lead down into the entrance hall. which opens out into the open plan airy kitchen/diner. The kitchen itself has been fitted with a good range of base and wall units, tiled flooring, waist height double oven and hob with extractor over. The double oven AGA creates a welcoming atmosphere. There are windows to two elevations allowing plenty of light in, with breakfast bar under one offering a less formal dining space and a place to sit and enjoy the rural views.
To the other end of the kitchen is the more formal dining area, with space for a large table. Just off here is a useful study/office area and pantry with tiled floor and understairs storage cupboard.
Steps lead down from the kitchen diner into the sitting room with large multifuel wood burner on a slate hearth. Two sets of windows take in views over the countryside, large Velux windows with Velux solar-powered blinds allow maximum light into the property. Double French doors open out to a paved area and into the large garden beyond this.
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