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Colebatch, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9
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A Charming Grade II Listed Semi Detached Cottage with south facing Gardens on a quiet no through lane. Hall, Sitting Room, Breakfast Kitchen, Two Double Bedrooms and Shower Room. Side Garage, Workshop/Summerhouse. Available with No Upward Chain. Cash Offers Invited. EPC G.
Introduction Colebatch is a pretty village in south-west Shropshire, just one mile from the Market Town of Bishops Castle, an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a lively market town with many facilities including highly regarded primary and secondary schools, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses and individual shops and businesses. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. Ludlow is 20 miles south-east and Shrewsbury 25 miles distant.
21a Colebatch is a Grade II Listed Semi Detached Cottage, on a quiet no through lane, adjacent to it is Motte Castle, a Scheduled Monument, the remains of a small Motte Castle.
The original part of the cottage dates back to the 1600's, originally a barn which was converted into two cottages. The cottage was extended in the 1930's. Retaining much of its original character with exposed beams and wooden floors, it is a charming home with delightful south facing cottage gardens. There is potential to extend to the side (subject to the necessary consents) The cottage is in need of some updating. Recently a new wet electric heating system has been installed which serves radiators throughout. The kitchen has been updated and a new shower room has been fitted.
Approached over a track for which the cottage has a right of way there is space for two cars to park in front of the cottage if the front wall was removed. A small front garden and half glazed entrance door opens to
Entrance Hall With mosaic tiled floor, stairs rising to the first floor and doors opening to
Sitting Room 15'7" x 11'4" (4.75m x 3.45m). A pretty room with wooden floor and part wood panelled walls. Exposed beams, lovely fireplace with wooden surround and cast iron open grate. Windows to the front and rear.
Breakfast Kitchen 16'3" x 11'11" (4.95m x 3.63m). With part wooden floor and part quarry tiled floor, part wood panelled walls and windows to the front. Ample space for table and chairs. Brick fireplace with fitted Clearview wood burning stove on tiled hearth. Range of base units with inset sink unit and space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Under the stairs is space for storage and further appliances. Windows overlooking the gardens and door opening to
Side passageway Timber construction with a plastic roof and door and window opening to the gardens.
Garage 17'4" x 16'10" (5.28m x 5.13m). Corrugated metal construction with double doors to the front and window to the rear. This together with the side passage does offer potential to extend the cottage, subject to the necessary consents.
First Floor Landing with window to rear and doors opening to
Bedroom One 16'6" x 11'6" (5.03m x 3.5m). With windows to the front and to the rear enjoying views over the gardens to countryside beyond. Wooden floor.
Bedroom Two 14'5" x 9'2" (4.4m x 2.8m). With wooden floor, exposed wall timbers and window to the front. Built in cupboard.
Shower Room 8'4" x 7'5" (2.54m x 2.26m). Recently refitted with a white suite of wash basin and wc. Separate shower cubicle with electric shower. Part tiled walls and window overlooking rear gardens.
Summerhouse/Workshop 13'10" x 7'7" (4.22m x 2.3m). At the front of the cottage, of wooden construction with door and windows to the front. Providing useful storage/work space.
Gardens South facing the gardens are delightful. Bounded on one side by the protected ancient monument and to the rear an open field. There is a pretty wildlife pond, and level lawns to flower borders planted with a variety of mature plants and shrubs. Raised vegetable beds and a pretty wooden Summerhouse and small Greenhouse/Potting Shed. The gardens offer peace and privacy.
Agents Note The cottage has a right of access over the track to the front of the cottage where there is parking space for two vehicles if the front wall was removed. The access to the front of the property has been maintained jointly by the other properties which enjoy a right of way over it. Beyond the front Summerhouse/Workshop is an old barn which does not belong to the property.
Council Tax Band: C
Introduction Colebatch is a pretty village in south-west Shropshire, just one mile from the Market Town of Bishops Castle, an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a lively market town with many facilities including highly regarded primary and secondary schools, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses and individual shops and businesses. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. Ludlow is 20 miles south-east and Shrewsbury 25 miles distant.
21a Colebatch is a Grade II Listed Semi Detached Cottage, on a quiet no through lane, adjacent to it is Motte Castle, a Scheduled Monument, the remains of a small Motte Castle.
The original part of the cottage dates back to the 1600's, originally a barn which was converted into two cottages. The cottage was extended in the 1930's. Retaining much of its original character with exposed beams and wooden floors, it is a charming home with delightful south facing cottage gardens. There is potential to extend to the side (subject to the necessary consents) The cottage is in need of some updating. Recently a new wet electric heating system has been installed which serves radiators throughout. The kitchen has been updated and a new shower room has been fitted.
Approached over a track for which the cottage has a right of way there is space for two cars to park in front of the cottage if the front wall was removed. A small front garden and half glazed entrance door opens to
Entrance Hall With mosaic tiled floor, stairs rising to the first floor and doors opening to
Sitting Room 15'7" x 11'4" (4.75m x 3.45m). A pretty room with wooden floor and part wood panelled walls. Exposed beams, lovely fireplace with wooden surround and cast iron open grate. Windows to the front and rear.
Breakfast Kitchen 16'3" x 11'11" (4.95m x 3.63m). With part wooden floor and part quarry tiled floor, part wood panelled walls and windows to the front. Ample space for table and chairs. Brick fireplace with fitted Clearview wood burning stove on tiled hearth. Range of base units with inset sink unit and space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Under the stairs is space for storage and further appliances. Windows overlooking the gardens and door opening to
Side passageway Timber construction with a plastic roof and door and window opening to the gardens.
Garage 17'4" x 16'10" (5.28m x 5.13m). Corrugated metal construction with double doors to the front and window to the rear. This together with the side passage does offer potential to extend the cottage, subject to the necessary consents.
First Floor Landing with window to rear and doors opening to
Bedroom One 16'6" x 11'6" (5.03m x 3.5m). With windows to the front and to the rear enjoying views over the gardens to countryside beyond. Wooden floor.
Bedroom Two 14'5" x 9'2" (4.4m x 2.8m). With wooden floor, exposed wall timbers and window to the front. Built in cupboard.
Shower Room 8'4" x 7'5" (2.54m x 2.26m). Recently refitted with a white suite of wash basin and wc. Separate shower cubicle with electric shower. Part tiled walls and window overlooking rear gardens.
Summerhouse/Workshop 13'10" x 7'7" (4.22m x 2.3m). At the front of the cottage, of wooden construction with door and windows to the front. Providing useful storage/work space.
Gardens South facing the gardens are delightful. Bounded on one side by the protected ancient monument and to the rear an open field. There is a pretty wildlife pond, and level lawns to flower borders planted with a variety of mature plants and shrubs. Raised vegetable beds and a pretty wooden Summerhouse and small Greenhouse/Potting Shed. The gardens offer peace and privacy.
Agents Note The cottage has a right of access over the track to the front of the cottage where there is parking space for two vehicles if the front wall was removed. The access to the front of the property has been maintained jointly by the other properties which enjoy a right of way over it. Beyond the front Summerhouse/Workshop is an old barn which does not belong to the property.
Council Tax Band: C
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£220,000
2 bed house for sale
Colebatch, Bishops Castle, Shropshire, SY9
A Charming Grade II Listed Semi Detached Cottage with south facing Gardens on a quiet no through lane. Hall, Sitting Room, Breakfast Kitchen, Two Double Bedrooms and Shower Room. Side Garage, Workshop/Summerhouse. Available with No Upward Chain. Cash Offers Invited. EPC G.
Introduction Colebatch is a pretty village in south-west Shropshire, just one mile from the Market Town of Bishops Castle, an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a lively market town with many facilities including highly regarded primary and secondary schools, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses and individual shops and businesses. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. Ludlow is 20 miles south-east and Shrewsbury 25 miles distant.
21a Colebatch is a Grade II Listed Semi Detached Cottage, on a quiet no through lane, adjacent to it is Motte Castle, a Scheduled Monument, the remains of a small Motte Castle.
The original part of the cottage dates back to the 1600's, originally a barn which was converted into two cottages. The cottage was extended in the 1930's. Retaining much of its original character with exposed beams and wooden floors, it is a charming home with delightful south facing cottage gardens. There is potential to extend to the side (subject to the necessary consents) The cottage is in need of some updating. Recently a new wet electric heating system has been installed which serves radiators throughout. The kitchen has been updated and a new shower room has been fitted.
Approached over a track for which the cottage has a right of way there is space for two cars to park in front of the cottage if the front wall was removed. A small front garden and half glazed entrance door opens to
Entrance Hall With mosaic tiled floor, stairs rising to the first floor and doors opening to
Sitting Room 15'7" x 11'4" (4.75m x 3.45m). A pretty room with wooden floor and part wood panelled walls. Exposed beams, lovely fireplace with wooden surround and cast iron open grate. Windows to the front and rear.
Breakfast Kitchen 16'3" x 11'11" (4.95m x 3.63m). With part wooden floor and part quarry tiled floor, part wood panelled walls and windows to the front. Ample space for table and chairs. Brick fireplace with fitted Clearview wood burning stove on tiled hearth. Range of base units with inset sink unit and space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Under the stairs is space for storage and further appliances. Windows overlooking the gardens and door opening to
Side passageway Timber construction with a plastic roof and door and window opening to the gardens.
Garage 17'4" x 16'10" (5.28m x 5.13m). Corrugated metal construction with double doors to the front and window to the rear. This together with the side passage does offer potential to extend the cottage, subject to the necessary consents.
First Floor Landing with window to rear and doors opening to
Bedroom One 16'6" x 11'6" (5.03m x 3.5m). With windows to the front and to the rear enjoying views over the gardens to countryside beyond. Wooden floor.
Bedroom Two 14'5" x 9'2" (4.4m x 2.8m). With wooden floor, exposed wall timbers and window to the front. Built in cupboard.
Shower Room 8'4" x 7'5" (2.54m x 2.26m). Recently refitted with a white suite of wash basin and wc. Separate shower cubicle with electric shower. Part tiled walls and window overlooking rear gardens.
Summerhouse/Workshop 13'10" x 7'7" (4.22m x 2.3m). At the front of the cottage, of wooden construction with door and windows to the front. Providing useful storage/work space.
Gardens South facing the gardens are delightful. Bounded on one side by the protected ancient monument and to the rear an open field. There is a pretty wildlife pond, and level lawns to flower borders planted with a variety of mature plants and shrubs. Raised vegetable beds and a pretty wooden Summerhouse and small Greenhouse/Potting Shed. The gardens offer peace and privacy.
Agents Note The cottage has a right of access over the track to the front of the cottage where there is parking space for two vehicles if the front wall was removed. The access to the front of the property has been maintained jointly by the other properties which enjoy a right of way over it. Beyond the front Summerhouse/Workshop is an old barn which does not belong to the property.
Council Tax Band: C
Introduction Colebatch is a pretty village in south-west Shropshire, just one mile from the Market Town of Bishops Castle, an ancient town, which dates back to 792 AD, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is a lively market town with many facilities including highly regarded primary and secondary schools, leisure centre, small cottage hospital, dentist, doctors, restaurants, public houses and individual shops and businesses. There is a good bus link to Shrewsbury every day, with local rail links at Broome, and Craven Arms. Ludlow is 20 miles south-east and Shrewsbury 25 miles distant.
21a Colebatch is a Grade II Listed Semi Detached Cottage, on a quiet no through lane, adjacent to it is Motte Castle, a Scheduled Monument, the remains of a small Motte Castle.
The original part of the cottage dates back to the 1600's, originally a barn which was converted into two cottages. The cottage was extended in the 1930's. Retaining much of its original character with exposed beams and wooden floors, it is a charming home with delightful south facing cottage gardens. There is potential to extend to the side (subject to the necessary consents) The cottage is in need of some updating. Recently a new wet electric heating system has been installed which serves radiators throughout. The kitchen has been updated and a new shower room has been fitted.
Approached over a track for which the cottage has a right of way there is space for two cars to park in front of the cottage if the front wall was removed. A small front garden and half glazed entrance door opens to
Entrance Hall With mosaic tiled floor, stairs rising to the first floor and doors opening to
Sitting Room 15'7" x 11'4" (4.75m x 3.45m). A pretty room with wooden floor and part wood panelled walls. Exposed beams, lovely fireplace with wooden surround and cast iron open grate. Windows to the front and rear.
Breakfast Kitchen 16'3" x 11'11" (4.95m x 3.63m). With part wooden floor and part quarry tiled floor, part wood panelled walls and windows to the front. Ample space for table and chairs. Brick fireplace with fitted Clearview wood burning stove on tiled hearth. Range of base units with inset sink unit and space and plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher. Under the stairs is space for storage and further appliances. Windows overlooking the gardens and door opening to
Side passageway Timber construction with a plastic roof and door and window opening to the gardens.
Garage 17'4" x 16'10" (5.28m x 5.13m). Corrugated metal construction with double doors to the front and window to the rear. This together with the side passage does offer potential to extend the cottage, subject to the necessary consents.
First Floor Landing with window to rear and doors opening to
Bedroom One 16'6" x 11'6" (5.03m x 3.5m). With windows to the front and to the rear enjoying views over the gardens to countryside beyond. Wooden floor.
Bedroom Two 14'5" x 9'2" (4.4m x 2.8m). With wooden floor, exposed wall timbers and window to the front. Built in cupboard.
Shower Room 8'4" x 7'5" (2.54m x 2.26m). Recently refitted with a white suite of wash basin and wc. Separate shower cubicle with electric shower. Part tiled walls and window overlooking rear gardens.
Summerhouse/Workshop 13'10" x 7'7" (4.22m x 2.3m). At the front of the cottage, of wooden construction with door and windows to the front. Providing useful storage/work space.
Gardens South facing the gardens are delightful. Bounded on one side by the protected ancient monument and to the rear an open field. There is a pretty wildlife pond, and level lawns to flower borders planted with a variety of mature plants and shrubs. Raised vegetable beds and a pretty wooden Summerhouse and small Greenhouse/Potting Shed. The gardens offer peace and privacy.
Agents Note The cottage has a right of access over the track to the front of the cottage where there is parking space for two vehicles if the front wall was removed. The access to the front of the property has been maintained jointly by the other properties which enjoy a right of way over it. Beyond the front Summerhouse/Workshop is an old barn which does not belong to the property.
Council Tax Band: C