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Crofters Cottage, Shatterford Lane, Wolverley, DY11 5TG Crofters Cottage, Shatterford Lane, Wolverley, DY11 5TG • Detached Barn • Double Glazed • Spacious Plot • Private Gardens With Views GENERAL INFORMATION AND APPROACH Crofters Cottage boasts Ledge and brace style internal Crofters Cottage, Hillfields Farm, Shatterford Lane, wooden doors with wrought iron furniture. All light switches Wolverley, DY11 5TG and sockets are meridian black and blend so well here. Flooring in most rooms is oak. Where fitted, skirting boards Price Guide: £459,950 and door architraves are bare wood. There are two en suites to both double bedrooms having quality fittings. The Hayden Estates are highly delighted to be able to bring to kitchen has been refitted with contemporary gloss units and market, this beautiful detached barn conversion. A former integral white goods. Across the hallway to the arresting cow shed with hay loft above, this single storey property is dining room, with high vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and of excellent proportions, extremely well presented and with impressive multi fuel stove. Bi folding doors allow access quality fittings sat within large plot. This particular barn is into the conservatory which has been beautifully one of three located within the complex and the only transformed into an all year round usable room. Dramatic detached one. views over open fields can be enjoyed from here. The conservatory has exposed brick walling and modern The current owners have been in situ since late 2004 and radiators. The roof has been refitted with a 'Guardian living have upgraded the property into a superior yet comfortable roof, allowing for it to be highly insulated. Externally fitted home. Gardens have been landscaped to provide private with composite tiles with less weight. It really makes this areas to enjoy the south facing outdoors and the room. magnificent views towards Malvern and Kidderminster and beyond. There is an alarm system fitted here, together with smoke alarms wired into every room for piece of mind. The property is situated just outside the village of Within the garden is a large tongue and groove summer Wolverley. A civil parish in the Wyre Forest, situated house with front decking. Power and lighting are fitted. Ideal around two miles north of Kidderminster. It lies on the River play room, home office, work shop or potting shed. The Stour and the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. A grounds hug the property on three sides with lawns, gravel pretty village having pubs and schools. Super countryside borders and pathways, patios, pool with water feature, part nearby yet ideally placed for commuting with good road walled courtyard all of which have a high degree of privacy. networks. Crofters Cottage has a detached brick built double garage In more detail, the property is located within a conservation under pitched tiled roof, which provides extra storage. area. Most barns will have softwood windows fitted. In this Power, lighting, and water are connected. Good parking case, with authority, the windows have been replaced with facilities outside garaging and the property for numerous Upvc double and triple glazed (conservation approved) vehicles. Mains gas is connected, whilst a shared septic units in Irish Oak. (Except the conservatory) These tank deals with the sewage. windows are striking and really enhance the property. Period style monkey tail wrought iron furniture is fitted to the Indeed, this surprisingly spacious home, with its own private replacement windows. External doors are composite door spacious gardens should be viewed to appreciate. and again in Irish Oak. From the roadside into communal gravelled driveway with brick pillared entrance. The detached garage and parking facilities are first RECEPTION ROOM approached on the right. The driveway continues with 18' 9" x 13' 8" (5.72m x 4.17m) further parking in front of the property. Currently being used as a dining room. An impressive space with high vaulted ceiling, exposed timbers, fitted Valor multi Impressive front door with side glazed windows allows fuel fire having decorative brick back drop. Several windows access into the reception hall. to front elevation, bi folding part glazed French doors lead off to conservatory. Wooden flooring, radiator with TRV, ceiling RECEPTION HALL light point, two wall light points, telephone and aerial points. Quarry tiled flooring, two ceiling light points, alarm panel, central heating controls, radiator and access to the roof CONSERVATORY void. Which we understand is partially boarded, having light 15' 3" x 14' 3" (4.65m x 4.34m) and a fitted ladder. Doors radiate off from here. Five sided structure having exposed brick walling. Rosewood Upvc double glazed units with French doors to CLOAKROOM garden. Several opening lights and providing commanding Quarry tiled flooring, vanity sink unit with mixer tap, close view of the garden and distant views beyond. Ceiling light coupled wc suite, radiator with TRV. Ceiling light and point, high level window, two radiators, being of modern ceiling extractor fan. design in gloss black with aerial point. Very attractive looks as though it was always here and certainly does not look out KITCHEN of place. Roof is Guardian living roof triple insulated roof 13' 7" x 8' 7" (4.14m x 2.62m) allowing all year round use. The inside is plastered as any Contemporary units to wall and base with the latter ceiling would be although it is shaped. Roof tiles are boasting complimentary square edged Iroko working composite therefore attractive yet no weight. surface over. (Iroko is a large hardwood tree from the west coast of tropical Africa. It is sometimes referred to as BEDROOM African Teak, although it is unrelated to the teak family. The 13' 10" x 10' 3" (4.22m x 3.12m) wood colour is initially yellow but darkens to a richer brown Solid oak flooring, rear facing window, ceiling light point, over time) Inset Franke stainless steel sink unit with mixer radiator with TRV, aerial point and door to en suite. tap over. Fitted five ring black glass hob gas unit having AEG ducted extractor fan above. Built in Belling double fan ENSUITE assisted oven, further integral white goods to include Rear window, ceiling light point, ceiling extractor fan, wall microwave and steam oven, fridge, washing machine and mounted heated towel rail, wall mounted sink unit with mixer dishwasher. Inset ceiling light points, tall modern radiator, tap. Travertine stone flooring, modern close coupled wc breakfast bar, wood flooring and side door which allows suite, wall mounted sink unit with fitted mixer tap over. access to the courtyard. Windows to front elevation provide Large shower cubicle with body jets. This shower is off the natural light into this room. Concealed Worcester Bosch central heating boiler. Green Star condensing gas boiler, which provides the domestic hot water and central heating requirements for BEDROOM this property. Wall mounted consumer unit, telephone and 13' 7" x 9' 6" (4.14m x 2.9m) aerial points. Rear window, wooden flooring, radiator with TRV and ceiling light. ENSUITE Grazing fields to rear and side currently occupied by sheep. Porcelain floor tiles, radiator with TRV, ceiling spot lights, ceiling extractor fan and rear facing window. Vanity sink unit Off the kitchen is a part walled and part fenced fully with mixer tap over, close coupled wc suite, shaped panelled enclosed courtyard. Extremely private and provides a sun bath with mixer shower tap, fitted shower screen and wall trap. Stone paving slabs with gravel borders. Space for tubs mounted electric shower. Partial tiling to walls providing and planters, water and lighting. Pedestrian door to the rear splash back. of the detached garage. OUTSIDE GARAGE Detached brick built garage with pitched tiled roof. Having SUMMER HOUSE two x double opening wooden doors. Rear pedestrian door 13' x 10' 11" (3.96m x 3.33m) which allows access into courtyard. Rear facing window, Of tongue and groove construction having wooden decking power, lighting and water. Useful loft storage within garage. to frontage and being single glazed. Having power and Fitted security lighting. Parking in front of garage for this lighting, wood effect flooring and two windows to two property only. elevations. Perfect home office, children's play space, potting shed or work room. Currently set up as the bar for ADDITIONAL INFORMATION those wonderful long summer evenings entertaining. There is a property management company for the residents. There are no set monthly payments. The money is paid on a GARDENS adhoc basis, when necessary. For instance topping up the The main gardens boast a high degree of privacy and are gravel driveway, septic tank emptying for example. fully enclosed with well trimmed Laurel hedging to frontage and mature neat hedging to rear. Landscaped to provide EPC TBC several seating areas, inset mature shrubs and planted borders. Several close cut lawns, gravelled areas, dwarf walling and sleeper walls add definition and interest around the garden. All patios are stone pavers. Wood store, summer house and a five bar gate allows access to the front driveway. Good outside lighting, water and power. Raised feature pool with low level lighting and water feature. It is understood that the garden is south facing and thus benefits the sun. The incredible views are towards Malvern and Kidderminster and beyond. COUNCIL TAX BAND Tax band D TENURE Freehold LOCAL AUTHORITY Wyre Forest District Council HAYDEN ESTATES T: 01299 405062 Agents Note: Whilst every care has been taken to prepare these sales particulars, they are for guidance purposes 33 Load Street E: [email protected] only. All measurements are approximate are for general Bewdley W: www.hayden-estates.com guidance purposes only and whilst every care has been taken to ensure their accuracy, they should not be relied Worcestershire upon and potential buyers are advised to recheck the measurements DY12 2AS .
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