Neenton, Bridgnorth, Shropshire

Situated in the desirable hamlet of Neenton, Brook Cottage is an imposing family home with a wealth of character features set in an idyllic rural location.

Neenton is a popular village, set in the beautiful Shropshire countryside within easy driving distance of the historic towns of Bridgnorth and Ludlow. Nestled at the foot of the Brown Clee, Neenton offers endless walks and riding opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast, a village church, and a newly refurbished community owned pub serving drinks and food throughout the week.

This grade II listed property is believed to date back to the late 15th century, and boast an array of character features including a wealth exposed timbers and beams plus a stone turret with spiral staircase.

Accommodation comprises a spacious hallway leading to a well proportioned kitchen with adjoining breakfast room. The kitchen offers a pleasant rear aspect in addition to a range of wall and base units with matching worktops, inset sink unit and integrated double oven and hob.

A cosy snug, with woodburner and fireplace, leads into a spacious living room which boast wall and ceiling timbers, and a large inglenook fireplace with recently installed woodburner.

Off the living room is a 20ft dining room with feature fireplace and double doors leading out to the garden. Further ground floor accommodation includes a bay fronted study room, utility room and guest WC.

The first floor can be accessed via two staircases, one of which is the spiral staircase that leads from the entrance hall to a spacious landing. In total there are four generously proportioned bedrooms, served by the house bathroom on one side of the house and a separate shower room on the opposite side.

Brook Cottage sits within a generous plot including maturing gardens and paddocks believed to comprise approximately 1.85 acres in total. The boundary on the South West side is bordered by Rea Brook.

To the front of the property is a block paved driveway, bordered by a walled front garden with lawn and planted borders. There is gated access on each side of the house leading to the rear garden. To the rear, a wide patio is set across the width of the house, having raised flower beds and continuing to a substantial lawn with a variety of mature trees. There is a substantial brick outbuild which offers excellent potential for a range of uses, complete with lean to and storage sheds.

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Directions
From Bridgnorth take the B4364 towards Ludlow. Proceed for approximately five miles turning tight just before the bridge where you will see a Nock Deighton directional board, continue down the country track for approximately 150yards and New House Farm can be found directly in front of you.