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Fownhope, Hereford, HR1

PROPERTY TYPE

Character Property

BEDROOMS

6

BATHROOMS

4

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Elegant Grade II Listed Georgian residence
  • Elevated private location
  • Spectacular views over River Wye
  • 6 Bedrooms, 4 bathrooms
  • Detached coach house
  • Beautiful landscaped gardens
  • Grounds about 1.7 acres
  • Viewing highly recommended

Description

This elegant detached Grade II Listed Stucco Villa occupies a prominent elevated location about 1/2 mile from the highly sought-after village of Fownhope, and enjoys truly spectacular views over the River Wye Meadows with the Black Mountains beyond. 

Within Fownhope there are a range of amenities including a shop/post office, butchers, doctors surgery, 2 public houses, an exclusive health and leisure club (Wye Leisure), church, village hall and sports playing field, primary school, the property is also in the cathchment area for Bishops secondary school, and the market town of Ross-on-Wye is easily accessible (9 miles) with access to the M50 motorway (jct 3).  

The main house dates back to the early 19th Century, and is one of the "landmark" properties in the locality occupying a private yet accessible location, just off the B4224. 

The accommodation is over 3 floors, plus extensive cellars, has a quality hand-made kitchen, re-fitted bathroom suites, gas central heating, original secondary-glazed sash windows, numerous open fireplaces and extends to approximately 5000 sq feet, being ideal for a larger family, suited for those wishing to entertain and also having excellent parking.  

Within the grounds there is a former Barrel House and close to the property is a substantial former Coach House which would be perfect for conversion into an additional residence, but currently provides space for a gym, parking and storage.  

Rock House stands in landscaped and terraced gardens and grounds which extend to approximately 1.7 acres, there are various seating areas, a Bothy, and the gardens extend to an area of woodland and have been designed to take advantage of the glorious views. 

The whole is more particularly described as follows: -



Pillared entrance porch

Door to

Entrance hall

Flagstone floor, radiator, original panelling, original staircase with half-landing to first floor.

Sitting room

Period fireplace, recessed bookshelves, radiator, window to front, door to the

Drawing room

Bay window, open fireplace with marble surround and slate hearth, semi-circular radiator.

Living room

Open fireplace with tiled inset, painted slate surround and flagstone hearth, bay window, semi-circular radiator with cover, understairs storage cupboard, doors to the kitchen and

Dining room

Part wood-panelled walls, corner storage cupboard, further fitted store cupboard with wine rack, window with bench seating, radiator, further window to front, door to the

Kitchen

Fitted with range of bespoke hand-made traditional-style units with resin worksurfaces and splashbacks, dresser-style unit, central island station with granite top and integrated 1 1/2 bowl sink unit, wine rack, adjoining Maple breakfast table, Travertine tile flooring, underfloor heating, oil-fired 4-oven Aga, larder unit, part wood-panelled walls, radiator, window with bench seat to side, double doors to rear, door to the

Rear hall

Rear staircase to first floor.

Downstairs cloakroom

WC, wash hand basin, part wood-panelled walls, radiator with cover, window to rear.

Rear entrance porch

Quarry tile floor, door to entrance hall.

Utility room

Belfast sink unit with Beech worktop and splashback, built-in electric oven, wine fridge, plumbing for washing machine, electric fuseboard, storage units with beech seating, radiator, hatch to roof space, window to rear, door to the

Store room

Radiator, door to rear and Cold Store with tiled floor, slate worksurface, window to rear.

First floor landing

Seating area and window to front with spectacular views.

Inner landing 1

Radiator, window to front.

Bathroom no 1

Roll-top bath, wash hand basin, WC, separate double-width tiled shower cubicle with glass screen and mains fitment, tiled floor, underfloor heating, radiator, store cupboard, bay window to rear.

Master bedroom

Range of built-in wardrobes with bedside cabinets, 2 radiators, 2 windows to front.

Bedroom 2

2 radiators, window to front.

Rear landing

Window to rear, 2 radiators.

Cloakroom

WC, window.

Bedroom 3

Sink unit, radiator, built-in wardrobe, 2 windows to front.

Bedroom 4

Sink unit, built-in wardrobe, radiator, window to side.

Bathroom no 2

White suite with an enamelled bath with mains shower, tiled surround and glass screen, bidet, WC and wash hand basin, tiled floor, radiator, heated towel rail, store cupboard, window to rear.

Study

Storage cupboards, radiator, 2 windows.

The main staircase continues from the first floor landing to the

Second floor landing

With a further seating area, semi-circular topped window.

Bedroom 5

Full-height ceiling with exposed timbering, Velux windows to front and rear, radiator, En-suite Bathroom having white suite comprising an enamelled bath with mains shower, tiled surround and glass screen, wash hand basin and WC, radiator, heated towel rail, shaver point, extractor fan, tiled floor, Velux window.

Walk-in dressing room

Shelving, radiator, access to eaves.

Inner landing 2

Radiator, Velux window.

Bedroom 6

(limited height ceiling) radiator, Velux window.

Bathroom no 3

White suite comprising an enamelled bath with mixer tap/shower attachment, wash hand basin and WC, radiator, tiled floor, shelving, Velux window.

A door leads from the rear hall to the extensive

Cellars

Part barrelled ceilings, oil fired central heating boiler, hot water cylinder, a wine store, lights, external access.

Outside

The property is approached via a wide entrance splay with stone pillars. There is a former Barrel House of stone construction with double doors. The driveway sweeps between lawns and a range of mature ornamental shrubs to the tarmacadam and pebbled parking and turning area.

The Coach House is constructed of stone, brick and half-timbered elevations, currently used as garaging with 2 sets of double doors and a single door.

There is a separate pedestrian entrance via brick pillars with a hardwood gate, and the main entrance is to the front via a gravelled pathway.

Gardens and grounds

Immediately to the rear of the property there is a patio and lawn, again with a variety of ornamental shrubs and trees, and beyond the lawn there are terraced gardens with lawns and seating area and spectacular views over the River Wye Meadows to the Black Mountains. There are 2 access gates from the side lane.

There is a Bothy, outside lights and water tap, former well.

Services

Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Oil-fired central heating. Mains gas is understood to be available in the road.

Outgoings

Council tax band G payable 2024/25 £3894.38. Water and drainage rates are payable.

Directions

From Hereford proceed initially on the A438 towards Ledbury and, just past Hereford Fire Station, turn right onto the B4224 towards Fownhope. Continue through Hampton Bishop and Mordiford and the entrance to the property is located on the left-hand side, just after the entrance to Lucksall Caravan Park. What3words ///clown.timer.votes

Viewing

Strictly by appointment through the Agent Flint & Cook .

Money laundering regulations

Prospective purchasers will be asked to provide identification, address verification and proof of funds at the time of making an offer.

Brochures

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Band: G
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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Flint & Cook, Hereford

22 Broad Street Hereford HR4 9AP

Flint & Cook, Hereford

Flint and Cook was formed in 1996 by Gerard Flint and Jonathan Cook, and soon became one of the leading privately owned firms of estate agents in the County. The Head Office is based at 22 Broad Street, Hereford, HR4 9AP.

With offices in the Cathedral City of Hereford and the market town of Bromyard, the company moved headquarters to 22 Broad Street in 2018, and now occupies flag-ship premises adjacent to the Cathedral Close.

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