Meadow Street, Weobley, Herefordshire

Located In Idyllic Village Of Weobley | 17 Century Grade II Listed Detached Residence | Extensively Renovated, Extended & Restored To An Exceptional Standard | Offering Extended 4 Bedroom Accommodation |

This stunning property is set in the picturesque and sought after rural, north Herefordshire 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.

High House is an impressive 17th Century Grade II listed property set in an idyllic location, with views toward the church and surrounding countryside. The property itself has been extensively renovated, extended and now restored by the current owners to an exceptional standard. The deceptively spacious accommodation is set over three floors and benefits from oil fired centrally heating. To the front there is an enclosed porch with door through to an impressive hallway, featuring wood panelling, beautiful staircase to the first floor and tiled flooring with useful under stairs storage. There is a lovely sitting room with views from the bay window towards the church. This room features a lift providing access to the first floor. Off the hallway is the family living room room with multi-fuel stove with a stunning carved oak surround and mantle above, a door provides access to the rear terrace with space for a dining table if required. From the living room a door leads to an inner lobby with cloakroom/wc and boiler room off and continues through to the utility/kitchen with a range of wood fronted units, quartz worktops, Belfast sink, space for appliances including and plumbing for washing machine. Double doors then lead through to a spacious garden room/dining kitchen with further wood fronted base units with work surfaces over and inset ceramic sink, induction hob, space and plumbing for washing machine and double doors onto a paved terrace.

To the first floor there are two double bedrooms, both featuring original fireplaces, with the front bedroom benefitting from the lift. A separate dressing room provides extensive hanging rails and shelving with a shower room servicing the bedrooms with shower cubicle, low flush w/c and wash basin.

The second floor features the principal bedroom, with part vaulted ceiling, a wealth of exposed timbers and under eaves storage cupboards. A further bedroom to the rear has views to the gardens and countryside beyond, part vaulted ceiling and exposed timbers. A separate bathroom offers a suite to include a panelled bath with shower over, low flush w/c and hand wash basin.

OUTSIDE To the front of the property steps lead up to the front entrance door with a small lawned area. Immediately adjacent is a paved driveway providing off road parking, gated access to the rear gardens and garage with double doors, power and light.

The rear gardens forms a lovely feature to the property being sub-divided into distinct sections and adjoining open countryside. There is a large vegetable garden with poly-tunnel, extensive raspberry canes, bay tree, various mature fruit trees, a lean-to greenhouse and timber shed. Steps and gravelled pathway with two private and shaded seating areas.