Detached house for sale in Shrewsbury SY5, 3 Bedroom

The property
The Beeches is a stone cottage believed to date back in parts to the 19th Century, standing in a beautiful rural location with stunning views across the Shropshire countryside. The house
retains a number of character features to include Minton tiles, exposed timber beams and original oak flooring.

The front door opens from a delightful veranda into an entrance hallway with decorative Minton floor tiling. Steps lead down to the drawing room, with vaulted ceiling, skylights and handcrafted log burner. The kitchen has quarry tiles and an oil fired Rayburn. Adjacent is the dining room with log burner and garden room providing access to the grounds. An attractive family bathroom completes the ground floor accommodation.

A staircase from the rear lobby rises to a bedroom overlooking the gardens served by an en-suite shower room. A further two double bedrooms are accessed from a staircase leading off the main hallway, one of which enjoys the superb views over the Shropshire countryside. Likewise, the large landing area enjoys a splendid outlook over the fields beyond and could also serve as a study area.

Location
The Beeches stands in the beautiful South Shropshire Hills, above the conservation village of Pulverbatch with its well-considered country pub, The White Horse, and close to the hilltop village of Picklescott. The house enjoys glorious far-reaching views along with access to wonderful countryside for riding and walking.

The historic County Town of Shrewsbury has an excellent variety of shops, restaurants and educational facilities including Shrewsbury School, Shrewsbury High School, Prestfelde Prep, Shrewsbury Sixth Form College.

There are good road links with access to the M54 and the motorway network to Telford and Birmingham. A rail service is available at Shrewsbury along with regional International airports at Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham.

Outside
Located in a private, rural position with stunning views over the surrounding rolling countryside, The Beeches is approached via a gravelled drive leading to parking areas at the side and front of the property. The gardens are varied, embracing a range of mature trees and shrubs, a vegetable patch with redcurrants and blackcurrants. To the rear of the house is an attached garage and there is also a separate workshop, both of which provide ample storage and could be used for a variety of purposes.