Kinnersley, Hereford
£300,000
SSTC
2
bedrooms
1
bathroom
1
reception
A beautifully presented and extended two bedroom detached barn conversion in the hamlet of Kinnersley. The property boasts high vaulted ceilings, underfloor heating, parking and an enclosed garden. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the position of the property and what is on offer.
A beautifully presented and extended two bedroom detached barn conversion in the hamlet of Kinnersley. The property boasts high vaulted ceilings, underfloor heating, parking and an enclosed garden. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the position of the property and what is on offer.
Introduction
Situated in a semi-rural location within the hamlet of Kinnersley is this detached converted barn conversion which has accommodation comprising; entrance, living room, kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms and a family shower room. There is double glazing, underfloor heating, driveway parking, enclosed garden and a useful storage shed.
Property Description
The front door opens into the entrance hall where you are greeted by light and neutrally decorated accommodation which flows throughout the property. The kitchen/dining room is a real heart of the home with a vaulted ceiling and dual aspect windows. The kitchen has slate flooring and base units including an island which have wooden worktops. There is ceramic Butler sink, electric cooker and hob, integrated slim line dishwasher and space for a fridge freezer and washing machine. The dining area has oak flooring and there are fitted cupboards. Double doors open to the living room which have dual aspect windows including French doors which allow natural light to flood the room. Bedroom one is a double room with a window to the side. The second bedroom has been fitted with wardrobes and is currently being used as a dressing room. The family shower room has a WC, basin and a double shower cubicle. There is a chrome heated towel rail.
Garden
The garden is fully enclosed. To the front is an area laid to lawn with interspersed trees and a hedge border. A gate opens to the rear which is laid to decorative stone and has a raised area for a flower bed. There is a shed and access to the side which would create an ideal outside dining space to enjoy in the summer months.
Parking
There is ample parking for five cars on the driveway of the property which is laid to decorative stone.
Services
LPG gas heating. Mains electricity and water. Septic tank drainage
Herefordshire Council Tax Band C
Location
Kinnersley is a Herefordshire village 5 miles east of the Welsh border and 10 miles north west of Hereford, Kinnersley is surrounded by mostly crops and orchards owned by local cider companies such as H P Bulmer. The scenery is outstanding with views of the Black Mountains and Hereford. Kinnersley Castle is one of many Marches castles built along the Welsh border, originally built of stone during the reign of Henry 1 of England it's appearance is now mainly Elizabethan.
Introduction
Situated in a semi-rural location within the hamlet of Kinnersley is this detached converted barn conversion which has accommodation comprising; entrance, living room, kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms and a family shower room. There is double glazing, underfloor heating, driveway parking, enclosed garden and a useful storage shed.
Property Description
The front door opens into the entrance hall where you are greeted by light and neutrally decorated accommodation which flows throughout the property. The kitchen/dining room is a real heart of the home with a vaulted ceiling and dual aspect windows. The kitchen has slate flooring and base units including an island which have wooden worktops. There is ceramic Butler sink, electric cooker and hob, integrated slim line dishwasher and space for a fridge freezer and washing machine. The dining area has oak flooring and there are fitted cupboards. Double doors open to the living room which have dual aspect windows including French doors which allow natural light to flood the room. Bedroom one is a double room with a window to the side. The second bedroom has been fitted with wardrobes and is currently being used as a dressing room. The family shower room has a WC, basin and a double shower cubicle. There is a chrome heated towel rail.
Garden
The garden is fully enclosed. To the front is an area laid to lawn with interspersed trees and a hedge border. A gate opens to the rear which is laid to decorative stone and has a raised area for a flower bed. There is a shed and access to the side which would create an ideal outside dining space to enjoy in the summer months.
Parking
There is ample parking for five cars on the driveway of the property which is laid to decorative stone.
Services
LPG gas heating. Mains electricity and water. Septic tank drainage
Herefordshire Council Tax Band C
Location
Kinnersley is a Herefordshire village 5 miles east of the Welsh border and 10 miles north west of Hereford, Kinnersley is surrounded by mostly crops and orchards owned by local cider companies such as H P Bulmer. The scenery is outstanding with views of the Black Mountains and Hereford. Kinnersley Castle is one of many Marches castles built along the Welsh border, originally built of stone during the reign of Henry 1 of England it's appearance is now mainly Elizabethan.
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