Weobley, Herefordshire

This charming detached period cottage with adjoining two storey granary is set in approximately a third of an acre, on the fringe of the popular village of Weobley. The cottage require refurbishment/renovation but offers considerable potential with accommodation to include two reception rooms, 4 bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen and benefits from being oil fired centrally heated and a range of outbuildings.

This charming detached cottage and outbuildings is set on the fringe of the sought after and picturesque rural village of Weobley. The village itself, set on the black and white trail, has excellent everyday village amenities with a number of shops in the main street to include a general store, butchers, tea rooms, two pubs and two restaurants both offering take away services, together with highly sought after primary and secondary schools, doctors and dental surgeries, Church, village hall and thriving local community, surrounded by delightful Herefordshire countryside. The market town of Leominster is close to hand for a more comprehensive range of facilities, including a number of supermarkets and train station, with the larger Cathedral City of Hereford approximately 10 miles to the south.

Pepperplock is a period detached cottage, believed to date from the early 18th Century, set in approximately a third of an acre, on the fringe of the popular and well serviced village of Weobley. The property requires renovation/refurbishment but offers considerable potential with an adjoining barn, with granary steps providing separate access, offering potential for further accommodation to the main house or annexe, subject to any planning permissions.
The cottage benefits from being oil fired centrally heated and currently offers accommodation to include a reception hallway, two reception rooms, kitchen, rear hallway/utility and bathroom on the ground floor with first floor accommodation to include a large landing and three bedrooms and a further inner landing off the third bedroom into the adjoining barn, where there is a fourth bedroom and door to large attic/store room.

Outside the property sits in approximately a third of an acre, on the fringe of the village, with outlooks onto open countryside. A gated access from the lane provides driveway access and leads to a number of outbuildings including a large detached garage/workshop ,separate open fronted barn and brick built garden store (in poor condition). Adjoining the cottage is a substantial two storey brick barn known as The Granary with part of the first floor being already adapted to provide living accommodation with further scope for additional accommodation subject to planning consent. There are four separate store/workshop rooms on the ground floor of the barn and stone granary steps providing separate access to the first floor. The cottage benefits from gardens to the side and rear elevations with backdrop onto open farmland.