* Freehold
* 5 - 6 bedrooms
* 3 reception rooms
* 4 - 5 bathrooms
* 0. 55 acres
* Period
* Detached
* Double Garage
* Garden
* Parking
* Restored
* Village
* Cellar
* Home office
* Standalone secondary accommodation
* Annexe secondary accommodation
A Grade II listed building with origins believed to date back to 1658 that has
been transformed into a superb home of great character and elegance that
provides excellent reception, entertaining spaces and superb bedroom suites.
The kitchen is a superbly fitted with hand built maple units, has a large
central island and space for a dining room table and sofa. The drawing room has
a double height ceiling and a wood burning stove set into the stone fireplace.
Above this is the galleried landing. The sitting room is at the rear of the
house that looks out over the garden with a feature stone fireplace. A rear
porch, utility and W. C. Complete the ground floor with a wine cellar accessed
of the kitchen.
The principal bedroom suite is arranged over two floors with a magnificent
bath and dressing room on the ground floor with impressive staircase rising to
the large main bedroom. On the first floor accessed from the main landing are
two further bedroom suites. On the second floor there are two further
bedrooms, large landing and further bathroom. There is also a large attic
room.
Garage and Studio
The double garage has two separate doors and plenty of parking and turning
space on the driveway to the front. Above the garage and accessed at garden
level is a beautifully appointed studio that has a shower room and fitted
kitchen area which is ideal secondary accommodation and perfect for a holiday
let.
Garden and Grounds
The house is set back from the road and accessed via a driveway from the lane
with electric gates providing access. The gardens have been laid out with
great thought and many wonderful areas for entertaining including a large
terrace with exterior garden room that is to the side of the house. The lawns
lead up to the raised decking with canopy over to the rear from where
wonderful views towards the surrounding hills can be enjoyed.
Within the garden is a freestanding shepherd hut and greenhouse which are
available by separate negotiation. The shepherd hut is used by the owners as a
home office.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage to a
septic tank.
Local authority
Shropshire council. Tel: Energy Performance Certificate
Rating: Exempt due to listing
Tenure: Freehold
Viewings
All viewings must be made strictly by appointment only through the vendors'
sole selling agents, Knight Frank.
Set in the centre of Munslow, a popular village within the Corvedale between,
and within reach of, the market towns of Ludlow, Craven Arms, Church Stretton
and Much Wenlock, with access to Telford and Shrewsbury considered within
commuting distance as is Wolverhampton Train Station with direct trains to
London.
The beautiful countryside that surrounds Munslow has many wonderful walks and
as well as the pub in the village there is the nearby gastropub of The Tally
Ho at Bouldon as well as services in nearby Aston Munslow and a primary school
at Diddlebury.
Distances
Ludlow 10 miles, Shrewsbury 23 miles, Craven Arms 7 miles, Church Stretton 8. 5
miles, Much Wenlock 11 miles, Telford 19 miles, Bridgnorth 15 miles,
Wolverhampton Train Station 31 miles. (Distances and time approximate).
Directions (Postcode SY7 9ET)
Leave Shrewsbury on the A458 into Much Wenlock before turning onto the Bourton
Road which in turn leads onto the B4368 that leads into Munslow. At the centre
of the village, turn right into the lane and the driveway is the first on the
left.
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