Homer, Much Wenlock

This is an unparalleled opportunity to purchase a very special, detached, three/four bedroom property in a spectacular setting. Nested on Wenlock Edge, at one of the highest points of the picturesque village of Homer, this property boasts truly breathtaking views, covering the Wrekin, the Stretton Hills, across the Shrewsbury plain, and onto the Welsh borders.



Spacious and utterly peaceful, the property is approached by a drive with parking for several cars, and flanked by a large mature garden and lawn. There is a detached double garage, with one of the spaces currently being used by the owner as a workshop. The property has a further cottage-style garden and lawns to the rear, and a terraced vegetable and cutting flower garden to the side, crowned by a suntrap decking area which makes the very best of the breathtaking views.



With most of the property on a single level, this house provides genuinely flexible living and would suit a family, upsizers, or downsizers. The ground room (bedroom 4) and shower room adds endless possibility. The homeowner currently uses this as a second living space and reading room but it boasts its own front door and, whilst accessible from the main house by a single flight of internal stairs, it can be completely separated should you so wish and would be perfect for independent living for an older relative or teenager.



Otherwise the property has a lovely flow, with a wide central corridor feeding the three main floor bedrooms (all good doubles, one with an en-suite). This corridor benefits from sliding glass doors with access to the rear garden, ensuring its very light and airy. ( The property owner was exploring the potential of replacing these with bifolding doors, and/or an extension, so there is certainly room for further development.) The farmhouse-style kitchen and pantry, and the extensive open plan living and dining room make this a great house for entertaining.



The current owners have remodelled, renovated and improved the property significantly over the last seven years and it genuinely needs to be viewed as to fully appreciate.