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"A handsome detached Victorian residence in the heart of the village with outstanding countryside views. The property enjoys a myriad of character features, spacious rooms with high ceilings and charming enclosed gardens. Benefiting from the potential to create an annexe or holiday let.

Benefits The Laurels is an historic property which blends modern family living yet with the character and charm that this Victorian residence commands. The property enjoys a private rear garden with views from the upper floors across the South Shropshire landscape. The accommodation comprises entrance porch, impressive inner hallway, sitting room, living room / dining room, kitchen, ground floor shower room, store (potential annexe), loft room above, further store, four first floor bedrooms, family bathroom, cellar, parking and rear gardens. Internal Features The property has been carefully restored by the current owners whilst retaining many original and period features such as fire places and a most impressive mosaic hallway. From the hallway there is a large reception room which is used as a formal lounge and dining room but would be ideal for entertaining guests. There is a sitting room with open fire and the kitchen overlooks the rear garden. Upstairs, there are four generous double bedrooms and a re-fitted family bathroom. External Features The property enjoys a private parking area for at least two cars, with secure walled garden surrounding the property. The garden is mainly laid to lawn which gently slopes away from the property, with mature shrubs and flowers bordering the lawn. Cellar Accessed externally and internally (not in use), it is currently used as a useful garden tool store. It enjoys original brick features and steps back up to the internal hallway. Potential Annexe The property has two rooms attached and immediately adjoining the property (with internal access), with rooms above which may have the potential for home business use, ancillary accommodation / annexe (subject to the necessary permissions) or further storage use. There is the potential to create a small enclosed private garden too. Location The property occupies a commanding position in the centre of the village with outstanding views over neighbouring countryside. The immediate village offers primary schooling, doctor's surgery, Public House, cafe, shop, post office and a good local community. The neighbouring town of Ludlow is just six miles distant and offers a wealth of amenities and facilities including Primary and Secondary schooling, leisure and sporting opportunities, supermarkets, public transport links and delightful medieval markets, antiques shops and caf?s. Services Mains electricity, water and drainage. Rayburn for heating hot water and electric heaters in upper rooms.
Council Tax Band D - ?1,468.51p 2013/2014 Directions From Ludlow, enter Clee Hill village on the A4117 and at the first crossroads turn right (Tenbury Road) and the property is immediately on your right and the drive to the rear parking area can be found to the side. THE PROPERTY MISDESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991
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