Danesmere, Eden Lane, Little Birch, Herefordshire

Charming character home tucked away on a private drive in Little Birch, with far-reaching views across Herefordshire | Large windows creating an abundance of light rooms | Open plan Kitchen/Dining Room for family gatherings | Three double bedrooms | Well-established gardens with south aspect | Practical utility & downstairs WC

Located in the charming and sought-after village of Little Birch with its own church and village hall. The surrounding area is well served with doctor’s surgery, post office and village shop, hotel, primary schooling and bus service to Ross-on-Wye and Hereford. Aconbury Wood is close by with fabulous walks and views across to the Black Mountains and Welsh Borders.

Six miles north is the cathedral city of Hereford offering a variety of amenities including leisure centres, theatre, cinema, shopping, riverside and county hospital. Hereford railway station has direct trains to Birmingham, London and Cardiff. The property has easy access to the market town of Ross-on-Wye and good road connections to the M50.

Danesmere is an enchanting period home that effortlessly blends original character with contemporary style. Tucked away down a private drive, the property opens onto a capacious parking area capable of accommodating several vehicles before revealing beautifully mature gardens that hug the home’s southern façade—perfectly positioned to drink in unbroken views across open Herefordshire countryside to the Black Mountains beyond.

Upon arrival, you’re greeted by a generous entrance hall—currently styled as a entrance hall/boot room but easily transformed into an office space. Double-glazed doors to your left unveil a wonderfully bright living room, where a bay-fronted window frames the garden, built-in cabinetry offers plentiful storage, and a charming feature fireplace and wood floors lend timeless warmth and character.

At the heart of Danesmere lies the kitchen/dining room—a wonderfully sociable space with dual aspects and its own bay window overlooking the garden. Modern farmhouse style units is topped with quartz worktops and rings around a central breakfast bar; the room also houses a double Belfast sink, dishwasher, fridge and space for a range cooker, with a large area to accommodate a sofa, dining table and dressers. Adjoining the kitchen is a practical utility room with further sink, storage and space for appliances, there are two doors that lead to the outside making it a perfect workshop and storage area too.

Flowing off the rear of the house, the triple-aspect garden room is a tranquil retreat to enjoy the views and with a door to the garden terrace. A cloakroom tucked beneath the staircase adds further convenience.

Upstairs, a light-filled landing leads to three double bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two of the bedrooms enjoy dual aspects and verdant views to the rear, while the principal suite at the back of the house is the largest, complete with built-in wardrobes. The family bathroom is a delightful blend of period charm and modern comfort with a freestanding roll-top bath, a double shower cubicle, and a vanity-style sink—all finished to a high standard that honours the home’s heritage.

Outside, mature shrubs, lawns and flower beds create a haven that will delight any gardening enthusiast. A south-facing terrace provides the ideal spot for alfresco dining, where you can savour morning coffee or sunset dinners against a backdrop of rolling fields and distant mountains. Danesmere is an altogether special home—steeped in character, set in serene surroundings, and offered in immaculate presentation.

Agent Note: The neighbouring property, Applewick, have a pedestrian right of way, for access to their property, over the driveway of Danesmere.