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Little Stoke Barn, Greete Little Stoke Barn, Greete Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3BX A wonderful 4 bedroom detached barn conversion of distinction enjoying a semi-rural location and sitting in grounds of approximately ¾ of an acre. Accommodation which was substantially added to with a Border Oak extension is full of charm and character whilst benefitting from modern kitchen and bathrooms that briefly include Reception Hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility Room, Cloakroom, Study, Luxurious Master Bedroom with Dressing Room and Bathroom, 3 further bedrooms, Shower Room and Integral Double Garage. Viewing advised. EPC on order. Guide Price: £635,000 t: 01584 875207 e: [email protected] The property is in a lovely rural location away from Kitchen/Breakfast Room Again with two windows and main roads in the scattered village of Greete. The double doors stepping out onto gravelled seating historic market town of Ludlow is within easy driving area. There is ample room for a good sized table and distance and is renowned for its architecture, culture chairs and the room is full of character with ceiling and festivals and offers a good range of facilities, beams and ceiling timbers. The Kitchen area is fitted whilst equally accessible is the popular town of with a range of handmade units by Plain English with Tenbury Wells. Outside the property sits in well solid oak work surfaces, ceramic sink unit, Included in maintained and mature gardens and grounds the sale is a Britannia range cooker with extractor extending to approximately ¾ of an acre. The positioned above. Hidden in the units is space for a accommodation is fully described as follows:- dishwasher and fridge freezer. The Baxi wall mounted gas fired boiler is housed in the kitchen and heats Oak door opens into domestic hot water and radiators. There is a hatch Reception Hallway With window and slate flooring which goes up into a loft space with window to front and provides useful storage. Sitting Room A very light room with 2 large windows and double opening doors onto the garden, full of character, ceiling beam and ceiling timbers, feature fireplace with Clearview wood burning stove and under stairs storage cupboard. Utility Room Flooring matching that of the dining room and kitchen, window to rear elevation with a lovely rural view and range of handmade base cupboards with Solid oak surfaces and a deep glazed sink unit with planned space for washing machine and dryer. Dining Room Has dual aspect with windows to two elevations, exposed ceiling timbers and travertine tiled floor. Lobby With door to rear and floor matching that of the dining room. Cloakroom Has a window to garden and suite in white of wc and wash hand basin. Little Stoke Barn, Greete, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3BX Study Has window to garden and slate flooring Luxurious En-Suite Bath Room Having window to matching that of the Reception Hallway. Also housed frontage with this fine view, exposed wall timbers and in here is the second wall mounted gas fired boiler beam, tiled floor and walls and a suite that includes which heats underfloor heating in the Border Oak wc with its cistern inset to work surface, wash hand extension. basin, panelled bath with shower screen and shower over. From the Reception Hallway Oak staircase with oak balustrade leads to a Magnificent Master Bedroom Suite Built by Border Oak approximately 15 years ago and is full of character with vaulted ceilings. There are five windows to three elevations overlooking the grounds, open farmland and surrounding Shropshire countryside. Second Staircase Rises out of the sitting room to First Floor Landing Having window overlooking the garden and a high ceiling with exposed timber work, door into linen cupboard with shelving. Bedroom 2 Has a lovely high ceiling with exposed timbered features and beams, window to frontage taking in this fine view, further double glazed roof Large Dressing Room With window to rear with this window, access into roof space and double doors into fine rural view, excellent range of fitted furniture that wardrobe cupboard with hanging rails. includes wardrobes, drawers, shelves, oak flooring and timbered features. Bedroom 3 Has window to rear with fine farmland view, further roof window, exposed timbering and beams. www.samuelwood.co.uk Outside The property is approached onto a large tarmacadam driveway which provides parking for numerous vehicles and this in turn leads to the back of the property onto a gravelled driveway where two sets of double opening doors open into the double garage. The garage has light and power fitted and 2 windows. (The double garage forms part of the Border Oak extension and offers potential for additional accommodation subject to necessary consents). Gardens with the property extend to approximately ¾ of an acre and include on the rear side elevation a gravelled seating area and 2 brick built former pigsties. The main part of the garden is Bedroom 4 Has roof velux window and exposed laid to lawn interspersed with mature trees and beams. plants. Directly nearest the house and accessed off House Shower Room Has double glazed roof the double doors in the sitting room there is a decked window, exposed timbered features, fitted with a suite and paved seating area taking in a lovely view over in white of wc with its cistern inset to tiled surround, the property's gardens. There are well established wash hand basin and a corner shower cubicle with borders with shrubs and plants, some raised herb shower fitted. Tiled floor and walls. beds and topiary. The boundaries have deciduous hedging and there are fine views over a coppice and open farmland. At the bottom of the garden there is a productive vegetable section and fruit trees including damson along with a greenhouse and garden shed. Services Mains electricity, mains water, private drainage via a Bio disc, Lpg gas fired heating to underfloor and radiators, whilst 3 rooms on the ground floor have additional electric under floor heating. Telephone is to BT regulations with fast fibre broadband. Windows and doors are double glazed - majority in oak. Directions From Ludlow proceed into the village of Caynham, turning right opposite the village hall signposted Greete and Tenbury Wells. The property will be found on the left hand side after 2 miles and if you reach the crossroads you have gone too far. Little Stoke Barn, Greete, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3BX Local Authority Shropshire Council Tenure The property is freehold To view this property: Contact the Ludlow Office on Tel: 01584 875207 or Craven Arms Office 01588 672728 Or you can email us at [email protected] or visit our web site at www.samuelwood.co.uk For out of office enquiries please phone Andrew Cadwallader on 07974 015764 www.samuelwood.co.uk Little Stoke Barn, Greete, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3BX www.samuelwood.co.uk Tamberlaine House, The Buttercross, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 1AW offices at Shrewsbury ~ Church Stretton ~ Craven Arms Mayfair Office, London www.samuelwood.co.uk Printed on: 9th May 2019 Ref: 9729 Last Amended: 9th May 2019 also Mayfair Office, London UK PROPERTY AWARD WINNING ESTATE AGENTS FROM M AY F AIR 2014 TO 2018 o ffic e . c o .uk We take every care in preparing our sales details. They are checked and usually verified by the Vendor. We do not guarantee appliances, alarms, electrical fittings, plumbing, showers, etc. You must satisfy yourself that they operate correctly. Room sizes are approximate; they are usually taken in metric and converted to imperial. Do not use them to buy carpets or furniture. We cannot verify the tenure, as we do not have access to the legal title; we cannot guarantee boundaries or rights of way so you must take the advice of your legal representative. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the information. Do so particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view. Applicants are advised that the majority of our shots are taken with a wide angle lens. .
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