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"Spacious 18th century cottage in an idyllic hamlet

Description

Approached via a pretty pedestrian gateway leading up to the front door where it leads through to the entrance hallway. The entrance hallway is beautifully presented with oak flooring and refitted oak doors, stairs lead up to the first floor and a door leads through to the sitting room.

Situated to the rear of the property and of a generous size with feature multi fuel wood burning stove with a brick hearth and wooden mantel over, windows overlooking the rear garden and sliding doors lead through to the conservatory. Having windows overlooking the garden, ceramic tiled flooring and doors lead onto a patio area. The kitchen diner is prettily presented with many period features, exposed timbers and exposed brickwork, oak flooring, an array of matching base and wall units, plumbing for automatic washing machine, space for tumble dryer, windows.

To the first floor there is a spacious landing being light and airy and then doors lead through to the master bedroom which is situated to the rear with exposed beams, access to the loft, built in wardrobes with hanging rail and shelving. Bedroom two, with built in wardrobes, window to the front. House bathroom with a recently refitted white suite comprising; vanity wash hand basin incorporated into unit with storage and w c, panelled bath with shower over and folding shower screen, tiled flooring and mosaic tilling to walls, window to the side elevation. Bedroom three and four being situated to the front with double glazed windows partition in situ can be redesign as one bedroom .

Outside
Hardstanding driveway with ample off road parking, wicket fence and gate to the rear of the property. Extensive seating and raised flower borders, steps leading up to a generous sized lawn with garden shed and summerhouse. For privacy the property is surrounded by mature hedging and shrubs.

Location

A beautifully presented, four bedroom detached 18th century cottage on the outskirts of Frith Common, nearby to Lindridge with a private school and church and the market town of Tenbury Wells offering a variety of restaurants, public houses and shopping facilities.

Directions

From Ludlow take A49 heading towards Leominster, at the Salway Arms take the left turn heading towards Tenbury Wells on the A4112. Continue along this road through the village of Newham Bridge stay on the main road of the A4432 and towards Worcester. After 2.4 miles turn left towards Frith Common, continue through the village for 1.2 miles and then Fern Cottage will be situated on the left hand side on the edge of the village opposite a woodland area."