Docklow, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6

In a very private, peaceful location with access via a long tarmacadam private drive, Lower Nicholson farm is a Grade II listed, stone and timber framed farmhouse dating from the mid-17th century. It has been sympathetically renovated and modernised, creating a comfortable, versatile family home of great character.

The accommodation in the main house is arranged over two floors and has some fine period features inside including flag stone and solid wood floors, stone inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, oak ledged doors and exposed ceiling beams.

The farmhouse kitchen has an oil fired Aga and a range of bespoke kitchen units under a granite work surface. There is also an electric oven with LPG gas hob.

The main reception rooms are both dual aspect and have doors opening onto the garden. The main part of the first floor has two bedrooms, a dressing room (could be a bedroom) and a large family bathroom. Above the drawing room and reached by a separate staircase there are two more bedrooms and a bathroom.

The house stands in landscaped gardens with mature boundary hedges and a large area of level lawn.

Next to the garden is a small orchard with Apples, Perry pear, plum, damson and a mulberry tree. There is also a restored stone pigs cote.

A courtyard of period buildings includes a converted coach house, stone threshing barn and a single-storey cow byre, converted in 2019 to create a two bedroom, two bathroom cottage.
There is also a modern steel framed machinery barn.

Surrounding the property are about 47 acres of gently sloping pasture in seven stock proof enclosures.

The property is ideally situated for various country pursuits with good walking, shooting, fishing and trail hunting available locally.

The farm itself has perfect topography for a small family shoot. There is also a small pool.

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Post Code - HR6 0SL


Leominster 6 miles, Worcester 18 miles, Malvern 16 miles, Birmingham 38 miles (all distances are approximate)

Located between Bredenbury and Puddleston. The property is convenient to the local centres of Bromyard and Leominster, for a comprehensive range of social, cultural and retail amenities the cathedral cities of Hereford and Worcester are easily accessible.

Trains run from Worcester Stations direct to Birmingham and London. Motorway access is via junction 7 of the M5.

The Malvern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the spa town of Malvern with its theatre and renowned schools and colleges are nearby.