4 Bed
Overview
Located down a private, secluded entry this most impressive rural barn conversion benefits from breath-taking views and generous enclosed grounds. This sizeable four bedroom barn boasts charming features throughout with fine crafted oak woodwork and large well-lit windows allowing light and enjoying stunning panoramic views of the enclosed private garden and picturesque views of greenery and the Wrekin in the distance.
The property approach benefits from a long hidden driveway to the front of the property. The ground floor comprises an entrance hallway with vaulted ceilings giving a feeling of space and showing off feature Oakwood work. The breakfast kitchen has plenty of carpentry with a freestanding island, windows overlooking the garden and access to the useful utility and cloakroom which has an external door to the rear courtyard. Access to the garage can also be found through an internal door in the kitchen. There two reception rooms with play room/study, dining area, spacious living room with vaulted ceilings and feature exposed oak Gable, large length windows overlooking the rear garden and wood burner fireplace with character exposed brickwork. The ground floor also benefits from a Second bedroom/guest room with en-suite.
The first floor has a gallery style landing with vaulted ceilings complementing the panoramic views with skylights and velux windows. Bedroom one enjoys the benefit of an ensuite, two further bedrooms and a well equipped family bathroom complete the first floor.
Outside the property are enclosed private grounds which combine a mixture of lawn areas with pleasant plants and shrubs borders. There is a delightful patio area which is ideal for outdoor dining with further rear courtyard.
This Property must be viewed to appreciate the rural charm on offer and to fully realise the external gardens and striking views which are hard to recreate, the property is to be sold with no upward chain and vacant possession.
Details
Location Rodington is situated between the towns of Wellington and Shrewsbury, it lies on
the relatively level Shropshire plain and just within the borough of Telford &
Wrekin. The development lies opposite the village hall which has a newly rifted
playground and is a stone’s throw away from the Bulls Head public house. The
nearby village of Upton Magna has a Primary School with bus pickup facilities.
Surrounded by open countryside and the nearby Haughmond Hill makes ideal dog
walking, horse riding and biking. The River Roden flows through the village, and
visible in some of the fields are the remains of the Shropshire Canal. The village is
ideal for commuting to either the county town of Shrewsbury or Telford.
Agents notethe property has a restricted covenant for further development in the gardens. Solicitors to confirm.
NOTEThe agent has not been able to verify the availability and nature of services. All interested parties should obtain verification through their solicitor or surveyor before entering a legal commitment to purchase.
Please note that our room sizes are quoted in metres to the nearest one tenth of a metre on a wall to wall basis. The imperial equivalent (included in brackets) is only intended as an approximate guide. We have not tested the services, equipment or appliances in this property; also, please note that any fixture, fittings or apparatus not specifically referred to in these details, is not included in the sale, even if they appear in any internal photographs. You are advised to commission appropriate investigations and ensure your solicitor verifies what is included in the sale, before entering a legal commitment to purchase. While we try to make our sales details accurate and reliable, Spencer & Jakeman does not give, nor does any Officer or employee have authority to give, any warranty as to the accuracy of any statement, written, verbal or visual. You should not rely on any information contained in these details when deciding whether to view or purchase.