Hop Field View, Burford, Tenbury Wells. WR15 8HH
Offers in Excess of £280,000
SSTC
2
bedrooms
1
bathroom
1
reception
Hop Field View forms part of a most attractive development of heritage barn conversions retaining much character, including a wealth of beams, coupled with superb appointments and located in a rural setting most conveniently situated just minutes drive from Tenbury Wells a bustling market town with a wide range of amenities.
Hop Field View forms part of a most attractive development of heritage barn conversions retaining much character, including a wealth of beams, coupled with superb appointments and located in a rural setting most conveniently situated just minutes drive from Tenbury Wells a bustling market town with a wide range of amenities.
Introduction
Hop Field View forms part of a characterful L shaped development of heritage barns, featuring a wealth of beams throughout, which are being skillfully converted by a local builder to provide tasteful, well appointed accommodation that offers character but also embraces today's lifestyles, Superfast Broad Band with Category Six connectivity, underfloor heating, open plan kitchen and dining areas, stylish kitchens and car port parking for two vehicles to each property, everything has been thought of in these impressive homes that certainly have the Wow factor! Hop Field View has views, across the road, of the hop field.
Within the home
The property benefits from modern building regulations which include the latest insulation requirements, LPG central heating, and bespoke double glazed windows, together with Superfast Fibre Broadband with Category 6 connectivity for flexibility and comfort to those working from home. The front door gives access to the travertine tiled open plan ground floor which comprises a living room with wood burning stove and flue, glazed doors to the walled patio garden and an attractive staircase to the first floor, the kitchen/dining area is furnished with grey shaker style units and built in appliances to include oven, hob, canopy extractor, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Stairs to the first floor provide access to two similarly sized double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, there are delightful beam details throughout the property, the bathroom has a vanity wash hand basin, wc and bath with glazed shower screen and shower complimented by white, metro style tiles.
The area
Tenbury Wells, situated on the banks of the River Teme and marking the border between Worcestershire, Shropshire and Herefordshire, was once said to have been called my little Town in the Orchard by Queen Victoria. It is now perhaps best known for its annual holly and mistletoe sales which are said to be one of the largest in the country. The town has a wide range of independent shops including ironmongers, bakers, butchers, fish shop clothes and gift shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes, and a Tesco Super Store. The Round Market is held every Saturday and The Country Market, for local produce, is held on Tuesdays. There is interesting architecture which includes a number of listed buildings both Georgian and 17th Century half timbered. Local schools include Tenbury Primary School, Burford Church of England Primary School and Tenbury High Ormiston Academy.
Parking
A gravel driveway provides access to two allocated car ports with light and power points
Services and Tenure
Mains Electricity and water, drainage is to a shared treatment plant, a management company of owners will be set up to cover maintenance, LPG gas from a tank.
Shropshire Council - Tax Band TBC
Freehold
Agents Notes
The initial release of these well appointed and presented homes will include plots 4, Hop Pickers Rest & 5, Hop Field View, the remaining three plots are currently under development.
Introduction
Hop Field View forms part of a characterful L shaped development of heritage barns, featuring a wealth of beams throughout, which are being skillfully converted by a local builder to provide tasteful, well appointed accommodation that offers character but also embraces today's lifestyles, Superfast Broad Band with Category Six connectivity, underfloor heating, open plan kitchen and dining areas, stylish kitchens and car port parking for two vehicles to each property, everything has been thought of in these impressive homes that certainly have the Wow factor! Hop Field View has views, across the road, of the hop field.
Within the home
The property benefits from modern building regulations which include the latest insulation requirements, LPG central heating, and bespoke double glazed windows, together with Superfast Fibre Broadband with Category 6 connectivity for flexibility and comfort to those working from home. The front door gives access to the travertine tiled open plan ground floor which comprises a living room with wood burning stove and flue, glazed doors to the walled patio garden and an attractive staircase to the first floor, the kitchen/dining area is furnished with grey shaker style units and built in appliances to include oven, hob, canopy extractor, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Stairs to the first floor provide access to two similarly sized double bedrooms with vaulted ceilings, there are delightful beam details throughout the property, the bathroom has a vanity wash hand basin, wc and bath with glazed shower screen and shower complimented by white, metro style tiles.
The area
Tenbury Wells, situated on the banks of the River Teme and marking the border between Worcestershire, Shropshire and Herefordshire, was once said to have been called my little Town in the Orchard by Queen Victoria. It is now perhaps best known for its annual holly and mistletoe sales which are said to be one of the largest in the country. The town has a wide range of independent shops including ironmongers, bakers, butchers, fish shop clothes and gift shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes, and a Tesco Super Store. The Round Market is held every Saturday and The Country Market, for local produce, is held on Tuesdays. There is interesting architecture which includes a number of listed buildings both Georgian and 17th Century half timbered. Local schools include Tenbury Primary School, Burford Church of England Primary School and Tenbury High Ormiston Academy.
Parking
A gravel driveway provides access to two allocated car ports with light and power points
Services and Tenure
Mains Electricity and water, drainage is to a shared treatment plant, a management company of owners will be set up to cover maintenance, LPG gas from a tank.
Shropshire Council - Tax Band TBC
Freehold
Agents Notes
The initial release of these well appointed and presented homes will include plots 4, Hop Pickers Rest & 5, Hop Field View, the remaining three plots are currently under development.
NOTE: These particulars are intended only as a guide to prospective Buyers/Tenants to enable them to decide whether to make further enquiries with a view to taking up negotiations but they are otherwise not intended to be relied upon in any way for any purpose whatsoever and accordingly neither their accuracy nor the continued availability of the property is in any way guaranteed and they are furnished on the express understanding that neither the Agents nor the Vendors are to be or become under any liability or claim in respect of their contents. Any prospective Tenant must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of the particulars contained.
