Semi-detached house for sale in Kidderminster DY14, 3 Bedroom

General information and approach Situated within a mature residential area and within walking distance of the quaint and bustling olde worlde town of Cleobury Mortimer, is Langland Road.

Due however to its construction it will be a cash purchase only.

Located in the county of Shropshire on the edge of some wonderful countryside and stunning scenery and close to the Clee Hills. A short drive away is Ludlow another quaint market town boasting fabulous buildings, narrow streets and good old fashioned shops and eating houses.

This house is near to the primary school. In front is a large open green space which we are assured will remain that way and not get developed.

In brief the property comprises off road parking, enclosed garden, lounge, dining kitchen overlooking the rear garden, three bedrooms and a bathroom with separate shower cubicle too. The house is double glazed. Heating is partial with night storage heaters and multi fuel burners. White two panelled door throughout the property .The detached outhouse is ripe for conversion into playroom or office perhaps.

So if you are looking for a home in a lovely spot you shouldn't overlook this one!

Five bar farm gated access to barked off road parking area, paved footpath to front door and along the side, mainly laid to lawn with fruit trees. Part UPVC glazed doors allows access into:

Reception hall Stairs rising to the first floor accommodation with useful recess there under and ceiling light point.

Lounge 14'8 max x 11'2 max (4.480m x 3.390m) Three Upvc double glazed windows to the front elevation, wood burner, night storage heater, ceiling light point and door leads into the dining kitchen. Aerial point.

Kitchen dining room 21'4 max x 9'7 max (6.498m x 2.922m) A range of cream coloured units to wall and base with the latter having complimentary square edged oak work tops over. Inset Belfast sink unit having mixer tap over. Partial tongue and groove wood panelling to walls providing splash back, built in single electric oven, inset four ring ceramic hob unit having extractor hood over. Side Upvc double glazed door and rear facing Upvc double glazed French doors which allow access to the garden. Wood effect vinyl floor covering, two ceiling light points, built in airing cupboard, decorative multi-fuel burner on tiled hearth. Space for dining table and chairs. A lovely cosy room with the fire lit.

Stairs rising to the first floor accommodation and landing An abundance of natural light courtesy large Upvc double glazed window, ceiling light point and access to the roof void which has not been inspected.

Bedroom one 11'5 max x 11'2 max (3.481m x 3.395m) Double glazed Upvc window to front elevation allowing views over the green, built in cupboard, night storage heater and ceiling light point.

Bedroom two 9'11 max x 8'7 max (3.025m x 2.636m) excl walk way. Upvc double glazed window to the rear elevation and allowing distant views over countryside, ceiling light point and night storage heater.

Bedroom three 9'8 max x 7'9 max (3.947m x 2.830m) Upvc double glazed window overlooking the green at the front, ceiling light point and night storage heater.

Bathroom 12'5 max x 6'05 max (3.775m x 1.957m) This was probably two rooms when first built, however it is now one spacious bathroom. Panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, close coupled wc suite and separate shower cubicle having Mira electric shower. Upvc double glazed window, tiled effect laminate floor covering, fully tiled walls, two ceiling light points, heated towel rail.

Outside gardens There is a detached outbuilding with two windows, which is ripe for improvement and conversion into office or playroom space. The roof has been replaced with polycarbonate roof panels. Pedestrian gated access to the rear garden. Harding standing area ideal for tubs and planters, fore garden mainly laid to lawn with barked areas and fruit trees. Outside light, with the rear garden mainly laid to lawn, planted brimming borders, paved patio, outside tap and wooden shed. Boundaries are part hedging and part fenced.

Other useful information The property is believed to be freehold. However this and any other information needs to be verified through one's solicitor.

Mains services connected to the property are drainage, water and electricity. There is no mains gas in the area. The heating is provided by Night Storage Heaters with multi fuel burners in both the lounge and dining rooms. All of the doors and windows are replacement Upvc double glazed units.

Please note nothing has been tried and tested and therefore Hayden Estates advise that any such items requiring examination are so inspected by qualified technicians.

Council tax banding is B payable to South Shropshire.

Cleobury Mortimer - (pronounced Clibbery) The name derives from the great Norman family of Mortimer established here in 1086. Located under the shadow of the Clee Hills in South Shropshire, with some outstanding scenery.

Cleobury Mortimer's most striking landmark is the twisted spire of the Parish Church. Though classed as a town, the tranquil atmosphere is more akin to a village. The main street offers a mix of red-brick Georgian and older timbered buildings, with a scattering of shops, restaurants and pubs. Retaining much of its bygone charm and character.

It is believed to be the birthplace in the 14th century, of William Langland, the author of 'Piers Plowman'. There is a commemorative window in the local church in his honour.

John Betjeman described this South Shropshire town as ' A long airy curving street of brick Georgian houses and shops interspersed with genuine half-timber, the Rea brook making a splash at the bottom of the hill. The whole church seems to have slipped out of shape'.

Schooling is good with Cleobury Primary School and Lacon Childe High school awarded for its sports excellence. Indeed as stated the Primary school is a stones throw from the house.

This is a super family home offering great outside space too. Viewings will be necessary to appreciate.

Fixtures and fittings No item not specified within, will be included in the sale price. However, certain items may be available by separate negotiation with the vendor.

Directions From Bewdley Town Centre proceed out of town on the A456 in the direction of Cleobury Mortimer and Leominster. Approximately four miles take the right hand fork in the road at Callow Hill signposted for Far Forest and Cleobury Mortimer the A4117. Continue until you enter into Cleobury Mortimer. Travel along Station Road which becomes Lower Street and then into the main High Street. Continue to the far end of the town. Turn right into Childe Road and at the mini island turn left follow this road up and around and bear left again into Langlands Road. Number 12 will be found on the left hand side of the road identified by the agents for sale board.

Viewings All viewings are by appointment at any reasonable time but strictly through Hayden Estates on . Please note that full details will be obtained from prospective purchasers as a matter of security.