Orleton, nr Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8

Property Description

Situated in the village of Orleton, famed for its local hostelry, Chancellors is proud to present this four bedroom Boarder Oak property. Built 10 years ago for the current owners, this property is well worth viewing to fully appreciate its location and quality of build.

Property Details

Located around six miles to the north of Leominster and with Ludlow a few miles further to the north, the property sits at the centre of the village of Orleton. This four bedroomed, detached Border Oak property is presented to the highest of standards with quality fixtures and fittings throughout.

A gravelled area to the front provides parking for multiple vehicles and access to the oak-double-door-fronted garage complete with power and light. A paved seating area to the right of the porch is the ideal place to enjoy the evening sun in privacy behind the mature hedging and fence. There is gated access on either side of property to the rear garden. This provides a patio area hugging the rear of the property with access from the double doors in the kitchen. The area benefits from outside power and lighting, a central artificial lawn and an oak arbor providing an alternative entertainment space. It is surrounded by raised borders with established hedging, trees and shrubs.

The aforementioned porch at the front provides shelter for the front door taking you into the entrance hall complete with tiled flooring and an under-stairs cupboard. To the left is the dual aspect living room with windows overlooking the front and rear elevations. The room features solid oak upright and ceiling beams, the tiled flooring which is common to all of the ground floor rooms and an inglenook fireplace with solid oak beam mantle and a wood burning stove.

On the other side of the hallway is the kitchen/dining room. This also has windows to the front and rear with double doors leading to the rear garden. The bespoke, personally designed and fitted kitchen features a range of handmade units, granite worktops, double Belfast sink, an total control electric AGA, integrated dishwasher and American style fridge/freezer and larder unit. A peninsula breakfast bar divides the kitchen and dining areas which easily accommodates an 8 seater dining table and chairs.
Next to the kitchen is the utility room which has more of the same fitted units with granite work surfaces, a Belfast sink under the window looking out to the side and houses integrated washing machine and tumble dryer. One of the units houses the gas boiler which provides heat for the hot water and the underfloor heating. The adjacent cloakroom features a window to the rear, wc and sink with vanity unit underneath with a granite top.

A lobby/boot room with a window and external door on either side links the main house with an additional utility/craft room complete with handmade base units with Belfast sink, built-in work desk and windows on two sides. This is also home to stairs leading up to a study over the garage with a vaulted ceiling with skylight window and also features a bespoke oak desk and extensive shelving.

The main staircase in the entrance hallway leads up to the first-floor landing which has a window overlooking the rear garden, a linen cupboard with shelving and access to the loft (with drop down ladder, boarding and light). The principle bedroom is dual aspect and benefits from a range of fitted wardrobes and drawer units. It features exposed trusses and windows to the rear and has space for additional occasional furniture as desired. The en-suite bathroom has a roof window and a white suite consisting of a bath with shower attachment, sink in a bespoke storage unit with granite top, wc and a range of low-level cupboards.

Two of the remaining three bedrooms feature fitted wardrobes, chests of drawers and window seats with storage under. All of the bedrooms share use of the family shower room with a window to the front, a double shower cubicle, wc, sink and cupboards.

One of the most attractive aspects of this property is the amount of storage available throughout, much of which is handmade. The current owners designed this at the build stage which the developer accommodated.

Orleton, itself, is reputed to be a vibrant community and features two public houses, shop and post office, village hall, recreation ground, Church and doctor’s surgery. The village is located only ten minutes drive from the historic town of Ludlow and its associated attractions including an annual food festival, leisure facilities and supermarkets. Ten minutes in the other direction is the market town of Leominster and in another direction Tenbury Wells.

The style, finish and quality of this property is evident throughout and it offers versatile living accommodation in an ideal setting. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate what is on offer.
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