Little Wood Farm, Hopton Cangeford, SY8 2EF

Located in the south Shropshire countryside, a delightful fully renovated 3 bedroom farmhouse with agricultural buildings, set within approx. 13 acres of pasture.

Location - Situated in the heart of south Shropshire, Little Wood Farm rests just over five miles from the medieval town of Ludlow, offering an extensive range of shopping and leisure amenities. Known to locals as the ‘foodie capital’ of the county, Ludlow boasts an extensive array of artisan boutiques and delicatessens, whilst frequently hosting food festivals and fresh produce markets. Additionally, the town is well linked with Ludlow train station connecting to Shrewsbury and Cardiff, with the A49 catering for easy commuting to neighboring towns and beyond.

Ludlow 6 miles | Bridgnorth 29 miles | Telford 29 miles | Shrewsbury 31 miles | Birmingham 44 miles

Description - Newly renovated throughout, Little Wood Farm seamlessly blends contemporary living with heritage character. Tucked to the left of the frontage, the property opens into a spacious quarry tiled entrance hall with well-appointed utility space off, and downstairs WC. An original timber latch door leads to an impressive open-plan kitchen and living area, boasting a Clearview wood burning stove within the feature inglenook fireplace with exposed beams, providing a real heart of the home. Equipped with electric oven and hob, the stylish kitchen is well positioned within the space, allowing for sociable dining and entertaining. The dual aspect sitting room provides additional accommodation, neutrally decorated, with original ceiling hooks and space for wood burning stove.

The property is served by two staircases, the first leading to a good-sized double bedroom complete with charming period beams and dormer window. A bright bathroom, complete with full size bath and metro tiling, is off the landing and connected to the second bathroom by a central door. A larger room boasting walk in shower, full bath and restored accent fireplace, serving the additional bedrooms. Bedroom one is spacious and has views overlooking the delightful neighbouring countryside. An additional staircase provides access to the third floor, cleverly renovated to provide additional apex accommodation, with retained ceiling structure and skylight windows.

Land & Outbuildings - Benefitting from an idyllic rural location, the property has previously been run as a sheep farm, and would be well suited to long-term tenants wishing to create a rural lifestyle. The variety of multipurpose farm buildings lend themself well to small scale hobby farming or equestrian use, whilst the paddocks encircle the farmhouse on all elevations.

There are a range of traditional stone outbuildings which create a useful courtyard to the rear of the property, conveniently accessed from a door off the main living and dining area. The courtyard would lend itself well to adapting to various stables, or alternative uses as may be required. The courtyard opens up to the back with adjoining buildings, mainly clad in steel sheeting and some benefit from concrete floors providing great scope for someone to make good for their intended use, subject to landlord approval and planning as may be required.

Gardens sit to the front of the property, recently levelled into functionable tiers, providing a blank canvas for an avid gardener to enjoy.

The land is undulating and stock proof with water connected, in all equates approximately 13.2 acres. There is potentially an additional 20 acres, subject to separate negotiation, that could be made available, neighboring Little Wood Farm.

Directions - From Ludlow, take the A4117 towards Henley, taking the left turn down the B4364 before taking a left just before the sign posted 'Middleton' and towards Middleton Church and Hopton Cangeford. Continue on this road, before turning right onto road signposted Middleton 2 1/4 | Ludlow 4 1/2 | Stoke St Milborough 2 1/4. Passing a red phone box on your left, continue up the hill. The SATNAV will try to take you left to a neighboring property, however turn right and the farm will be before you located on the hillside.

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Services - Mains water and electricity, LPG central heating, private drainage.

Local Authority: Shropshire Council

Council Tax Band: C

EPC: E

Note: A public footpath runs across the property.

Terms And Conditions - Term - duration is flexible and to be agreed between parties.

Rent – to be paid monthly in advance at the agreed rate.

Deposit – a deposit equal to 5 weeks rent is payable upon the signing of the Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) agreement. The deposit will be held under the security provisions of the Tenancy Deposit Scheme (Insured) for the residential property. A further deposit is to be held in relation to the outbuildings, subject to contract and intended use which is likely to make the total deposit payable equal to two months rent (including the 5 weeks deposit accounted for against the AST agreement).

Please note: There is likely to be two agreements for this tenancy, an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) agreement for the residential property and a further agreement for the outbuildings and land subject to the occupiers use and requirements, this will mean that rent and deposit will be split across the two agreements. For more details, please contact the agents to discuss.