The Orchard, Coreley, Ludlow
£525,000
Available
4
bedrooms
3
bathrooms
2
receptions
Located within the hamlet of Coreley, this well presented family home has been enhanced and upgraded by the current owner and offers versatile accommodation including four bedrooms and three reception rooms., Landscaped gardens and a home office/gym. Internal viewing highly recommended.
Located within the hamlet of Coreley, this well presented family home has been enhanced and upgraded by the current owner and offers versatile accommodation including four bedrooms and three reception rooms., Landscaped gardens and a home office/gym. Internal viewing highly recommended.
Introduction
Situated in the hamlet of Coreley and approached down a private road with access to four houses in total, you will find this beautifully presented 4/5 bedroom property which has been enhanced and upgraded by the current owner to provide a property, that just requires you to unpack your clothes and place your furniture.
Property Description
The property is approached across a paved driveway, with parking in front of the two garages, and further gravelled area for visitors parking, walk to the canopied porch and enter through the front door into a bright hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. The door to the right leads you into a large living room with double aspect windows providing a wealth of natural light, The whitewashed beamed ceiling gives the room a sense of Scandi elegance. For the winter months there is a corner inset wood burning stove with slate hearth.
Opposite the living room is an office which the current owners are using as a fifth bedroom with space for a double bed, desk and additional furniture. Moving down the hallway to the right the Kitchen has a range of floor and wall units, with integrated dishwasher and fridge, and range cooker with extractor hood. The kitchen has a window to rear aspect, which over-looks the manicured garden. A stable door from the kitchen leads to covered pergola with space for table and chairs, an ideal spot for al fresco dining with friends, or just a chilled glass of wine after a busy day. On leaving the kitchen there is a separate dining room opposite with parquet flooring and sliding doors, opening onto the rear garden. There is a large dresser which provides ample storage and shelving, helping to create an intimate ambience, an ideal spot for candle light and decanters.
There is also a guest cloakroom with space for coats.
Take the stairs to the first floor, where you will find four good sized bedrooms . The Master bedroom being double aspect with far reaching views over The Clee Hills and beyond. An en-suite shower room which was installed by the current owners and provides hidden cistern WC. vanity unit with storage beneath. Large walk-in-shower, with part tiled walls in Grey London brick porcelain brick, with co-ordinating flooring. Two further double bedrooms and a very large single bedroom, along with a family bathroom, comprising shower end bath wash hand basin and WC complete the upstairs space.
Garage and Parking
The garage has been converted to find space to the front to provide a large storage area, whilst the rear provides a large airy space suitable for use as a home gym, utility or working area. The rear is only separated from the front storage by a stud wall, so can be modified to suit the incoming owner. Both the garage and main loft are boarded providing further significant and accessible storage space.
The parking to the front is for three to four cars, including x2 EV charging points.
Garden
The pretty front garden has an area laid to lawn with a floral border, log store and further shed. Steps lead to the rear garden from the patio, and this offers a large area of lawn together with a further seating/dining area a place to catch the last rays of sunshine.
Services
Tenure;- Freehold
Council Tax Band D £2067.54
Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage, oil fired central heating.
Location
Coreley is a very rural parish and historically industry in Coreley has been dominated by agriculture. In 1831 the occupation of men living in Coreley was largely dominated by farmers and agricultural labourers In 1881 industry in Coreley was also engaged in mining which attracted the majority of working males whilst others continued with agricultural practices. This contrasts with the more recent 2001 census which states that only 8% of both men and women were working in the agricultural field and mining was no longer represented due to the mining industry being closed down in 1984 The most popular career paths for the population of Coreley, according to 2001 census are: Construction; Health and Social Work and Real Estate. The village of Clee Hill is only 3 miles away and has facilities including a doctors surgery, primary school, village shop, fish and chip shop and bakery. Coreley itself has an incredibly active community, with events regularly run from the village hall.
Introduction
Situated in the hamlet of Coreley and approached down a private road with access to four houses in total, you will find this beautifully presented 4/5 bedroom property which has been enhanced and upgraded by the current owner to provide a property, that just requires you to unpack your clothes and place your furniture.
Property Description
The property is approached across a paved driveway, with parking in front of the two garages, and further gravelled area for visitors parking, walk to the canopied porch and enter through the front door into a bright hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. The door to the right leads you into a large living room with double aspect windows providing a wealth of natural light, The whitewashed beamed ceiling gives the room a sense of Scandi elegance. For the winter months there is a corner inset wood burning stove with slate hearth.
Opposite the living room is an office which the current owners are using as a fifth bedroom with space for a double bed, desk and additional furniture. Moving down the hallway to the right the Kitchen has a range of floor and wall units, with integrated dishwasher and fridge, and range cooker with extractor hood. The kitchen has a window to rear aspect, which over-looks the manicured garden. A stable door from the kitchen leads to covered pergola with space for table and chairs, an ideal spot for al fresco dining with friends, or just a chilled glass of wine after a busy day. On leaving the kitchen there is a separate dining room opposite with parquet flooring and sliding doors, opening onto the rear garden. There is a large dresser which provides ample storage and shelving, helping to create an intimate ambience, an ideal spot for candle light and decanters.
There is also a guest cloakroom with space for coats.
Take the stairs to the first floor, where you will find four good sized bedrooms . The Master bedroom being double aspect with far reaching views over The Clee Hills and beyond. An en-suite shower room which was installed by the current owners and provides hidden cistern WC. vanity unit with storage beneath. Large walk-in-shower, with part tiled walls in Grey London brick porcelain brick, with co-ordinating flooring. Two further double bedrooms and a very large single bedroom, along with a family bathroom, comprising shower end bath wash hand basin and WC complete the upstairs space.
Garage and Parking
The garage has been converted to find space to the front to provide a large storage area, whilst the rear provides a large airy space suitable for use as a home gym, utility or working area. The rear is only separated from the front storage by a stud wall, so can be modified to suit the incoming owner. Both the garage and main loft are boarded providing further significant and accessible storage space.
The parking to the front is for three to four cars, including x2 EV charging points.
Garden
The pretty front garden has an area laid to lawn with a floral border, log store and further shed. Steps lead to the rear garden from the patio, and this offers a large area of lawn together with a further seating/dining area a place to catch the last rays of sunshine.
Services
Tenure;- Freehold
Council Tax Band D £2067.54
Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage, oil fired central heating.
Location
Coreley is a very rural parish and historically industry in Coreley has been dominated by agriculture. In 1831 the occupation of men living in Coreley was largely dominated by farmers and agricultural labourers In 1881 industry in Coreley was also engaged in mining which attracted the majority of working males whilst others continued with agricultural practices. This contrasts with the more recent 2001 census which states that only 8% of both men and women were working in the agricultural field and mining was no longer represented due to the mining industry being closed down in 1984 The most popular career paths for the population of Coreley, according to 2001 census are: Construction; Health and Social Work and Real Estate. The village of Clee Hill is only 3 miles away and has facilities including a doctors surgery, primary school, village shop, fish and chip shop and bakery. Coreley itself has an incredibly active community, with events regularly run from the village hall.
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.
