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2 the Courtyard, the Steppes, Ullingswick, Herefordshire, HR1 3JG 2 The Courtyard, The Steppes, Ullingswick, Herefordshire, HR1 3JG A most attractive, characterful, two bedroom apartment occupying the first floor of a converted barn, in a quiet rural location. Ideally situated for access to Hereford, Ledbury, Bromyard and Leominster. Available start of May at £575 per month. Price: £575 per calendar month Viewing by appointment with the Hereford Office 01432 359171 (07977 544727 evenings & weekends) Email: [email protected] HE018946 GENERAL REMARKS Enjoying an attractive outlook across Herefordshire farmland, in a secluded but not isolated location, Number 2 The Courtyard, The Steppes, Ullingswick is a charming and spacious, 1st floor apartment which will soon be available for rent at £575 per month. The property is set to one side of a courtyard and was converted from a former barn. Number 2 features high ceilings, which are open to the rafters, with exposed wooden beams and purlins. The sitting room in particular is full of charm and character. Situated in the parish of Ullingswick in North Herefordshire, the location provides for good vehicular access to Hereford city (only a 12 minute drive), Leominster and Ledbury with the M50 allowing further easy access to the M5 and the motorway network. There is parking for two vehicles, additional visitor parking, a shed, drying area and a large shared garden to the rear. Inside, the apartment comprises: Lobby, sitting room/dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The accommodation is very well presented and is simply decorated and carpeted in neutral colours. Number 2 has LPG gas fired central heating, electric is individually metered and there is a £25 monthly charge for water, sewerage and courtyard upkeep. This most desirable property is available from the start of May, (It is not suitable for young children). Interested parties should contact Nicholas Craddock Estate Agents( Hereford Office) on 01432 35917 ( 07977 544727 - evenings and weekends) to arrange an accompanied viewing. Lobby With light, space for hanging coats etc. quarry tile floor, door into: Sitting Room (With Dining Area) 18' 1 x 13' 5 (5.50m x 4.10m) With windows to side and rear, lights, two double radiators, television point, power points, carpet. Wide opening through to: Inner Hallway 15' 1 x 4' 5 (4.60m x 1.34m) with light, two overhead, attic storage cupboards, carpet. Doors to kitchen, bathroom and the two bedrooms. Kitchen 11' 10 x 6' 7 (3.60m x 2.00m) Single bowl, single drainer stainless steel sink, inset into kitchen work top below which there are fitted kitchen cupboards along with a space and plumbing for a washing machine (or dishwasher). Above the sink there is a window to the side aspect whilst - to the right - space for a cooker and also a tall fridge freezer. (Note that the landlords will supply a free standing cooker with electric oven and hob if required) To the left there is a wide opening - above the work top - which looks back into the sitting room. Lights, power points, ceramic tiled floor, radiator. Bathroom 7' 9 x 6' 2 (2.36m x 1.87m) With suite comprising close coupled W.C., pedestal wash hand basin and bath with tiled surround and Mira electric shower. Light, extractor, radiator. Bedroom 1 11' 6 x 9' 3 (3.50m x 2.81m) Plus entrance/doorway with built in wardrobe. Light, windows to side and gable end, televison point, power points, radiator, carpet. Bedroom 2 11' 6 x 8' 9 (3.50m x 2.67m) Plus entrance/doorway with built in wardrobe. Light, window to gable end, overhead/attic storage cupboard, power points, radiator, carpet. DIRECTIONS: From the Burley Gate roundabout take the turning signposted leominster. Proceed for a mile or so and take the 2nd turning signposted Ullingswick. Continue to the centre of the hamlet, where you will see a red telephone box and post box, turn right just before these. Proceed for approximately 50 yards and The Steppes and Stable Cottage are situated on the right. GENERAL INFORMATION Council Tax: Band A Services: Mains water and electricity, LPG gas fired central heating. Pets: Will be considered. NB: The agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. Buyers are advised to obtain their own verification. Nicholas Craddock Estate Agents endeavour to draft these sales details accurately and reliably taking reasonable steps to verify the information given. The vendor/s have also acknowledged these details as true and accurate. If, however, there are any points which are of particular importance to you, please contact our office/s and we will be pleased to confirm the position for you, particularly if you are travelling some distance to view the property. .
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