Broome, Aston-on-Clun, Craven Arms, Shropshire

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Broome is a small rural village on the edge of Aston-on-Clun, to the outskirts of the market town Craven Arms. The village is within a picturesque rural setting in the heart of the renowned Shropshire Hills (AONB). The village of Aston-on-Clun is found some three miles to the West of the market town of Craven Arms. It has a peaceful but prosperous community atmosphere surrounding a local village pub, the Village Hall and Green, a community store and a garage, with the surrounding countryside offering a large variety of amenities amongst the beautiful area of outstanding natural beauty that is the Clun Valley in South Shropshire. The village is famous for its Arbor Tree and has an annual ‘tree dressing’ ceremony, a unique tradition dating back to the 18th Century.

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The nearby market town of Craven Arms is located on the A49 carriageway between Shrewsbury and Hereford. This town lies in the valley of the River Onny on the edge of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Craven Arms benefits from a railway station linking north to Shrewsbury, Crewe and Manchester, and south to Ludlow, Hereford, Cardiff and Swansea, as well as local bus links. Local amenities here include, a Post Office, Nursery and Primary School, a Doctors’ Surgery and Dental Practice, two Public Houses, a large Supermarket and many convenience stores, amongst other light commercial businesses. The historic medieval market town of Ludlow is found some ten miles to the south offering a wide selection of amenities and the famous Church Stretton Hills lie ten miles to the North.

Walk Inside

This is not for the faint hearted! Although planning consent has been granted for a S.106 affordable dwelling, it has not been built to requirement and no building regulations have been signed off. Entering the property, you are greeted into a large entrance hall providing to the ground floor accommodation, comprising a generously sized country styled kitchen with flagstone style flooring, granite over oak fitted units, range style cooker, stainless steel Belfast sink, and large French doors to the side.

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A large reception room, to the front of the property presents the potential for a spectacular space offering breathtaking views across the undisturbed countryside beyond, with full-length bay windows with French doors to the front garden allow a seamless flow from inside to out. There is a small office space, as well as a large family bathroom with walk-in shower, WC, and wash basin. Two generously sized bedrooms occupy the far end of the property with windows looking out to the garden.

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Although there is a staircase ascending to the first floor, which provides a useful and attractive space, this is not included within the 100sqm restricted area under the s.106 agreement attached the planning consent and therefore cannot be included within the particulars of the property, and more suitable terms ‘loft’ space.

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The photographs included are purely for the ground floor level of the dwelling. Interested parties will need to be a resident within the parish of Hopesay, or within 15 miles radius, in order to comply with the s.106 agreement attached to the dwelling and planning thereof.

Walk Outside

Outside the property - Set within a generous plot, the exterior also provides a blank canvas for the successful purchaser to landscape to their own tastes. Far reaching views to the surrounding countryside can be enjoyed from the garden.

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The planning consent also includes a detached single garage, which has been partially erected, and requires completion similarly to the dwelling. There is also a generous private parking area.