Chesterton, Bridgnorth

The Stables, Chesterton Barns, Chesterton, Bridgnorth, WV15 The Stables occupies a choice position within this much sought after quality development of barn conversions located on the fringe of open country side and providing an excellent layout of living accommodation with many original features including exposed roof truss and beamed ceiling yet being complimented by modern appointments and fittings throughout synonyms with present day lifestyle requirements. Fully equipped farmhouse style dining kitchen A lovely sitting room with feature fireplace and log burner Fitted Heritage cloak room Master suite with dressing area and Heritage ensuite shower room Inner hallway leading to two further double bedrooms Family bathroom with Heritage suite Secure off road parking A large 27ft long garage with mezzanine storage Fenced landscaped gardens on two sides Chesterton itself is a much sought after Shropshire Hamlet within easy driving distance from the historic market town of Bridgnorth together with easy commuting distance from Wolverhampton, Telford and Shrewsbury.Set in the mist of local countryside there are meandering walks and bridle ways on the door step as well as a nearby golf course.The Villages of Pattingham and Worfield are also located just a short drive away providing a range of local amenities including cafes, a selection of local pubs, primary schools and shops.The property which enjoys the benefit of double-glazing and LPG central heating throughout in further detail comprises…A well-appointed farm house style dining kitchen comprising of a matching suite of hand painted units with a Villeroy and Boch single enamel sink unit with polished wooden worktops incorporating farm house range cooker recess, integrated dishwasher, fridge freezer recess and concealed plumbing for automatic washing machine, a range of coved wall cabinets, fitted plate rack and polished Turkish slate flooring.There is also a fitted skylight and full height window to the rear aspect.The charming lounge again with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams and trusses enjoys a feature brick fire place and exposed brick chimney breast housing a cast iron wood burner and raised tiled hearth. Double-glazed french doors lead to the rear elevation.Double doors lead from the sitting room into an inner hallway with a fitted cloak room with Heritage suite and access to the rear elevation.Master suite featuring a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and trusses, skylight and a glazed door opening out to the rear.The suite itself comprises of a walk through dressing room with built in wardrobes, eaves space housing the LPG central hearing boiler.In addition there is a large ensuite shower room comprising of a heritage white suite with corner shower unit, wash hand basin, WC and heated towel rail.At the other end of the barn there are two additional double bedrooms overlooking the front with one presently used as a home office and also has loft access.The well appointed family bathroom with a white heritage suite includes a WC, bath with shower attachment, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.Outside, The Stables itself is located in a private position on the fringe of the development and is approached via a shared driveway past garages on the left where there is an additional parking space and a gravelled driveway continues to the front of the barn with further secure parking.Undoubtedly one of the features of this property are the landscaped gardens at the front and the side where there are shaped lawns and hedge and fence boundaries and planted boarders.There are a choice of terraces ideal for outside dining and entertaining with paths leading to the front elevation and another seating terrace that overlooks the gardens and surrounding farmland.Adjacent to the property is a large garage approximately 27ft long which includes a mezzanine storage area, electric roller shutter door and lights and power points.The management company is Chesterton Farm Barns management company ltd Shared courtyard and various green areas is £240pa management charge.Domestic/small sewage plant (26 shared users) £336 PA service charge

Tenure
We understand that the property is Freehold with management charges to cover the communal areas and a service charge to cover sewage plant maintenance

Services
The property has the benefit of mains water and electricity, heating is by LPG to the boiler and secondary heating is by a log burner in the living room, drainage is to a communal sewage plant

EPC
The property has an energy rating of E, certificate number 0070-2802-2380-2207-4435 valid until 1st August 2033

Local Authority
Shropshire, Council Tax Band E, Local Authority Reference Number 000

Viewings
All viewings are to be arranged via the vendors sole agents Nick Tart, Bridgnorth, or

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