Bleathwood Lane, Ashford Carbonel, Ludlow

£600,000

Guide price

This attractive rural 1 acre small holding sits in a lovely rural setting, well away from neighbours and main roads, yet is around a 5 minute drive from historic Ludlow. The property enjoys mature cottage gardens, orchard, driveway parking and garage. Accommodation benefitting from double glazing and LPG gas fired heating briefly includes: Entrance Porch, Living Room with inglenook fireplace and wood burner, Dining Room, Kitchen, Rear Hallway, Utility, Cloakroom, First Floor Landing with 3 good sized Bedrooms and Bathroom. EPC rating F.

Incham Cottage sits in a lovely rural location that is unusual in the fact that no neighbour is within shouting distance. The villages of Ashford Carbonel, Caynham and Bleathwood are rural settlements and it is just a short drive into each of them, whilst the market town of Ludlow is around a 5 minute drive. The whole is more fully described as follows:

Oak door opening into

Reception Porch

with oak windows, vaulted ceiling with timbered features, ledge and brace door into

Living Room

4.58m x 3.94m (15'0 x 12'11 )

a cosy room with attractive inglenook fireplace with brick features, original bread oven, quarry tiled hearth, Clearview wood burning stove which heats the water with heavy mantle over. This room is full of character with timbered walls, ceiling beam, windows to front and front side elevations

Dining Room

3.90m x 3.56 (12'9 x 11'8 )

with windows to front and front side elevations, ceiling beam, exposed timbered features, feature fireplace with wooden surround, exposed brick features and cast iron grate (not a usable fireplace)

Rear Hallway

with useful understairs cupboard

Kitchen

4.50m x 2.10m (14'9 x 6'10 )

with 3 windows overlooking the rear elevation, fitted with a range of matching units with oak styled fronts, heat resistant work surfaces, tiled splash backs, 1 bowl single drainer sink unit, planned space for gas cooker, room for fridge and room for small table and chairs. Housed in here is the Worcester wall mounted gas fired boiler which heats domestic hot water and radiators

Utility Room

1.84m x 1.80m (6'0 x 5'10 )

with window to rear elevation, deep glazed Belfast style sink with wooden drainer and space for appliances

Cloakroom

with window to rear and a wc in white

First Floor Landing

with window to side, access into roof space, ledge and brace double doors into large airing cupboard with extensive shelving and factory insulated hot water cylinder

Bedroom 1

3.92m x 3.85m (12'10 x 12'7 )

with windows to both front and front side elevations, enjoying a lovely view across open farmland. The room has a feature cast iron fireplace and on one wall there are exposed timbered features

Bedroom 2

3.92m x 3.55m (12'10 x 11'7 )

with windows to both front and side elevations with these lovely views. Double opening ledge and brace doors into wardrobe cupboard with hanging rail

Bedroom 3

3.17m x 2.16m (10'4 x 7'1 )

with 2 windows to side elevation overlooking the paddock, exposed ceiling truss, ledge and brace double doors into wardrobe cupboard

Bathroom

2.70m x 1.82m (8'10 x 5'11 )

with window to rear elevation and a suite in white of wc, pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with shower screen, electric shower over and tiled splash backs

Outside:

Accessed through a 5-bar gate, driveway leads up to the cottage onto a gravelled parking area and here a detached garage can be found, having up and over door, personal door and window to side measuring internally 5.0m x 3.0m with a useful store at the back of the garage. Grounds in total are1.47 acres and are bounded on one side by mature woodland and the lane sits to the front boundary. There are attractive gardens sitting to the front with a paved seating area, a selection of mature trees, lawned garden and well established herbaceous borders. To the rear of the cottage there is a lawned garden with greenhouse and gated access leads into the property s orchard with a separate vehicular access off the lane. Trees in the orchard include apples, plum and damsons.

Services:

Mains electricity, mains water, private drainage, LPG gas fired heating to radiators with the addition of a wood burning stove in the living room which also helps to heat domestic hot water. Windows are wooden double glazed. Flood risk very low. Broadband speed 32 Mbps.

Local Authority:

Shropshire Council, tax band C

Tenure:

The property is freehold

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