Maesbrook, Oswestry
£550,000

Guide price

Bedrooms: 3
RICHMOND HARVEY are pleased to offer for sale this superb detached stone built character house situated in a rural location and set in a third of an acre. The property has been improved to a very high standard by the current owners and benefits from gardens on three sides with the rear being south facing with countryside views. An internal and external viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation and location on offer. The accommodation briefly comprises Entrance Hall, Spacious Lounge, Dining room, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Conservatory, Utility Room and WC to the ground floor whilst to the first floor there are three double Bedrooms En-Suite Shower Room and a Family Bathroom. VIEWING HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. EPC Rating E.

Description

This superb, detached stone built quality character house set in a third of an acre is situated in a beautiful rural location and has three double bedrooms. The property has been improved to a very high standard by the current owners and benefits from gardens on three sides with the rear being south facing. An internal and external viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation and location on offer. The accommodation briefly comprises Entrance all, dining room, spacious lounge, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, WC and conservatory to the ground floor whilst to the first floor there are three double bedrooms with Master En Suite shower room. The property has double glazing and oil central heating throughout. A feature of the ground floor and extending into the conservatory is the flooring with the majority being grey Indian sandstone riven flagstones. There is also potential for extending the property above the lounge and garage with access from the landing area. The property has the benefit of being fully alarmed.

Location

The property is situated in a rural location enjoying views over adjacent fields and countryside beyond. The village of Maesbrook offers access to Oswestry, approximately 8 miles and Shrewsbury which is approximately 12 miles. It also has a Public House, The Black Horse, which is only a short walk away, a local shop located in Knockin, a village hall hosting local community functions and events and St John's Church dating from the late 1800's. There are a number of public footpaths in the area along with the nearby Offas Dyke path for any interested ramblers.

Schooling is excellent both in the state and private sector, with schools worthy of particular note including the preparatory school, Packwood Haugh, Oswestry School, Moreton School for Girls and Ellesmere College.

Wrexham and the historic city of Chester, along with the motorway links to the North West and the Midlands, are all easily accessible as is the railway station at Gobowen with main line service available to the North, the Midlands and London.

Approach

From the roadway a double entrance gravelled driveway accesses the property and leads to the oak framed open porch and oak entrance door into:

Entrance Hallway

3.91m x 3.25m (12'10 x 10'8 )

With exposed beams to ceiling, vertical radiator, stairs to first floor, double glazed window to front, phone point, stone flooring, wall lights and stairs to the first floor

Spacious Lounge

5.7m x 3.8m (18'8 x 12'5 )

Having a feature stone fireplace with multi fuel stove sitting on a flagstone hearth and solid oak beam mantle, double glazed French doors opening out onto the rear patio, engineered oak flooring, beams to ceiling, 2 x vertical radiators and TV point

Dining Room

3.5m x 3.9m (11'5 x 12'9 )

Exposed beams to ceiling, radiator, double glazed window to front and flag stones to the floor.

Breakfast Kitchen

6.2m x 3.0m (20'4 x 9'10 )

Having a range of solid oak base units with matching worktop over, 1 bowl ceramic sink unit with chrome mixer tap, tiled and glass splashback, Rangemaster dual fuel cooker (LPG gas) and matching extractor over, radiator, 2 x double glazed windows to side aspect, integrated dishwasher and recycling storage, 2 x full height storage cupboards, Breakfast bar extending through to conservatory with with views into the rear garden, space for fridge freezer, flagstones to the floor, downlighting to the ceiling and oak door into:

Utility

3.0m x 2.6m (9'10 x 8'6 )

Space and plumbing for washing machine and dryer, double glazed window to the side, space for fridge freezer, vertical radiator, built in cupboards, flagstones to the floor, downlighting to the ceiling and stable door to the side garden.

Cloaks WC

Having a white suite comprising of dual flush WC and hand basin, tiling to the floor, radiator, double glazed window to the side and downlighting to the ceiling.

Conservatory

5.9m x 3.1m (19'4 x 10'2 )

White uPVC double glazed and low stone wall built conservatory with double glazed glass roof, flagstones to the floor and radiator.

Stairs to First Floor

Landing

Doors accessing all rooms, radiator, double glazed windows to the front and rear aspects

Master Bedroom

4.9m x 2.9m (16'0 x 9'6 )

Having double glazed windows to the side with views of the local countryside, fitted double wardrobes and matching single wardrobe, 2 x radiators, fitted carpet, French doors opening onto the Juliet balcony providing superb views of the rear garden and the countryside beyond

En Suite

With fitted contemporary suite: Large shower enclosure with glass doors, vanity sink with chrome mixer tap and tiled splashback, dual flush WC and bidet combined, double glazed window to the side aspect, fitted shelving for towels, vertical radiator, extractor and downlighting to the ceiling and vinyl flooring.

Bedroom Two

3.6m x 3.0m (11'9 x 9'10 )

With double glazed windows to the front and side aspects giving countryside views, radiator, fitted carpet and TV point

Bedroom Three

2.0m x 3.0m (6'6 x 9'10 )

With double glazed window to the front aspect providing views of the countryside, radiator, fitted carpet and loft access

Family Bathroom

White suite comprising of wash hand basin, panelled bath with mixer shower over and folding glass screen, high level flush WC, double glazed window to side, radiator, loft access, extractor and downlighting to the ceiling and vinyl flooring.

Outside

A stunning part of the property is the landscaped gardens which extend from the two sides of the house into the rear where it overlooks the local countryside. A large area laid to lawn with a number of specimen mature shrubs and trees creatively positioned. An arched walkway is just one of three ways which allows for the garden to flow through to the rear area where the current owners have created a delightful and relaxing gravelled area with seating and a water feature overlooking the local countryside. There is also a greenhouse for cultivating young plants. A wrought iron gate opens onto a gravelled side driveway with parking for numerous vehicles with in and out access and leads to a timber workshop (8.7M X 2.5M), with lighting and power, and garden shed (5.1M X 2.5M). To the rear of the house and the conservatory there is a patio which is a lovely spot to enjoy a mid morning coffee and entertain with family and friends.

Garage

5.6m x 2.7m (18'4 x 8'10 )

Having electric roller shutter style door, window and single door to the rear, power and lighting and loft access with drop down steps.

Directions

From Oswestry, take the Welshpool Road and at the crossroads in Llanymynech take the left hand turn towards Maesbrook. On entering Maesbrook, proceed through the village and before leaving the village the property can be found on the right hand side identified by the 'for sale' sign.

Agents Note

Council Tax Band E

01691 654222

Richmond Harvey - Oswestry

27 Cross Street, Oswestry, SY11 2NF

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