Garden Open fire Off-street parking No Chain

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Looking for something different ! In a stunning and peaceful location situated 5 miles from the ancient town of Ludlow , our pretty 16th century cottage with working studio is nestled in ¾ acre of garden with an orchard and is surrounded by views which must be seen to be believed .
The cottage has an entrance vestibule and leads to a cosy kitchen with an oil fired Aga and double aspect windows giving views of the front and side gardens . There is a downstairs bathroom . An original oak door leads into a 19ft x 10ft dining room with a high beamed ceiling and real fire place , triple aspect leaded light windows with views over the front and back garden .
Another oak door leads you into the oldest part of the house , 2 snug rooms each 9x9ft which are beamed with windows and views of the front garden . Access via the original staircase takes you up to a 19ft x 10ft bedroom with wide elm floor boards and beams , a dressing room , W.C. and hand basin .
Also from the dining room , 2 leaded doors lead into a 25ft x 12ft living room with an oil fired log burner . Views of the front garden and stunning scenery can be seen from the double french doors , and a further 4 double glazed windows make this an incredibly bright and airy room .
Set in the garden and across from the cottage is the 24ft x 10ft studio , with shower , W.C. wash basin , breakfast bar , sink and fridge . Views from the studio are across the garden, orchard and surrounding hills, making it perfect for the occasional visiting guest, office or craft room .
The cottage has a drive and ample parking for several cars .

Amenities:

No water rates as the water is supplied via a bore hole .
A brick septic tank is in situ.
Council tax band D currently £1,400.00 .
Oil currently £60 per month ( which is for the Aga , hot water and oil burner in the living room . )
After reading this we are not sure why we are leaving ! - it really is a very nice place to be .

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