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4 Queenswood, Hope Under Dinmore, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0PP Description and a Built in Fridge 4 Queenswood, Hope Under Dinmore, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0PP Description and a built in fridge. From the hallway an interconnecting door leads to the A deceptively spacious detached residence situated in a slightly elevated, semi woodland setting, from where there Annexes and stairs lead to the:- are delightful rural views. The property offers very flexible accommodation having the potential for two annexes First Floor Landing which would be ideal for buyers with a large family, live-in Having fitted cupboards and airing cupboard. relatives or even for a home office. The property is oil fired Bedroom 2 centrally heated and double glazed (accept for the main Bedroom 3 annexe’s living room and bedroom which is separately metered and can be a different temperature to the main Eaves storage cupboards and access through to:- dwelling) and has an impressive kitchen/breakfast area Bedroom 1 4 Queenswood with large L-shaped sitting room/diner with 3 bedrooms, bathroom and en-suite over. The annexes are Fitted wardrobes, double glazed doors opening to a Hope Under Dinmore independently accessed and provide a further 3 balcony from where there are delightul views over neighbouring paddock. Leominster bedrooms. To the outside there are good sized mature gardens which to the rear included a wooded area which En-suite Shower Herefordshire attracts an abundance of wild life and birds. The front drive Having shower cubicle with pedestal wash hand basin and HR6 0PP provides plenty of parking along with a carport and useful w/c low flush suite. store. Family Bathroom An internal inspection is recommended. White suite comprising bath, shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, w/c low flush suite. Summary of features Situation From the hallway the interconnecting door leads to a inner Spacious detached residence Hope Under Dinmore is a small village which lies between hallway giving access to the main annex and further Hereford and Leominster and is well placed for access to accommodation/potential for additional annex. both centres as well as Bromyard and Worcester. The Shower Room Potential for two annexes village has a Church, village hall, petrol station with shop. Steps down to:- For buyers who enjoy the outdoors there are some Slightly elevated, semi woodland delightful woodland walks and network of footpaths. The Lower Hallway accommodation in more detail as follows:- With door to outside and large storage cupboard with oil setting with delightful views fired boiler. Accommodation 3 principle bedrooms and annexes Bedroom 4 UPVC front door leads to:- From the inner hallway stairs also lead up to:- provide a further 3 bedrooms Bedroom 5 Reception Hall Annexe Good sized mature gardens, With stairs up, cloaks cupboard. Can be accessed via the main property or from outside. outbuilding and ample parking L Shaped Sitting Room/Diner Hallway With brick fireplace with woodburning stove, double glazed Living Room sliding door to the front and rear. With open fire. Double glazed doors opening to side garden. Kitchen Breakfast Room Double Bedroom Good sized room having a range of modern fitted units Shower Room with work surface with centre island with inset 1 ½ bowl Kitchen/Breakfast Room Asking price £435,000 sink, electric AGA, dishwasher double oven, plumbing and With a range of base and eye level units. Double glazed space for washing machine, two built-in fridge freezers door to outside. Outside Viewing by appointment only through; Sunderlands & Thompsons The tarmac drive splits to provide parking immediately next to the property but also leads to the outbuilding and carport. The gardens are well stocked with a variety of Hereford Branch trees and shrubs with areas of lawn to the front and side of Offa House, St Peters Square, the property. Greenhouse. Steps lead up to raised Hereford HR1 2PQ terrace which gives access to the front door and also Tel: 01432 356 161 extends around to the side where there is shed and open Email: [email protected] store. Rear gardens are terraced, with private seating area and steps lead up over lawned gardens with various Hay-on-Wye Branch wild flowers and shrubs leading into a wooded area of 3 Pavement House, The Pavement, mature mixed trees. Hay on Wye, Herefordshire HR3 5BU Tel: 01497 822 522 Services Email: [email protected] Private sewerage, water from a borehole, mains electricity, oil fired central heating. Directions None of these statements contained in these particulars are to be relied upon as www.st-property.co.uk statements or representations of fact. These particulars are not an offer or contract or From Hereford leave via the A49 towards Leominster. part of one. Floor plans are provided for guidance as to the layout of the property only. After going over the top of Dinmore Hill at the bottom of Room sizes and measurements are approximate only. Please note we have not tested the hill take the left turn signposted Hope Under Dinmore. the equipment, appliances and services in the property and interested parties are advised to commission appropriate investigation before formulating their offer for Follow into the village and just after passing the village hall purchase. Sunderlands and Thompsons are a member of the ‘Ombudsman for Estate take a left private shared drive, staying then right, number Agents Scheme’ OEA and therefore adhere to their Code of Practice. A copy of the Code 4 being the last property. of Practice is available on request. .
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