White House with approx 3 acres, Ledgemoor, Weobley, Herefordshire

Charming 5-bedroom character home with exposed beams, inglenook fireplace, and neutral décor throughout | Approximately 3 acres of gardens, paddocks, and orchards, including landscaped gardens, vegetable plot, greenhouse, and grazing land | Potential annexe/studio space with private entrance and adjoining room suitable for conversion to a bathroom | Spacious living areas including dual-aspect living room, open-plan kitchen/breakfast room, dining/garden room, utility, and WC | Large outbuilding, chicken coop, and lean-to store offering excellent storage and smallholding potential | Private setting with driveway, turning circle, ample parking, and ground-mounted solar panels for energy efficiency

Ledgemoor is a small hamlet to the south of the well desired village of Weobley.
The historic village of Weobley is one of the county’s most sought-after villages and is famous for its black and white architecture. Within easy walking distance lie an excellent range of facilities with a doctor’s surgery, dental surgery, primary and secondary schools, a village shop, butchers, restaurants and cafes, a hairdresser and much more. There is a regular bus service to Hereford, Leominster, and Llandrindod Wells. The cathedral city of Hereford then lies some 10 miles away providing more extensive services, as well as a main line train station.

Set amidst the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, White House is a delightful character property offering approximately three acres of wonderfully maintained gardens, paddocks, and orchards. Blending traditional charm with modern comforts, this attractive home boasts a wealth of period features including exposed beams and an impressive inglenook fireplace, all complemented by neutral, tasteful décor throughout.

The property is approached by a tarmac drive of approx 100 metres in length, a neighbour has the right of vehicular access for the initial part to allow access to their property if required. The first of the paddocks—just under an acre—is situated on the left and is enclosed with stock-proof fencing and includes a useful shelter, ideal for grazing livestock. The driveway continues to a turning circle and leads to a generous parking area discreetly positioned to the rear of the property.

The beautifully landscaped gardens are a true highlight, featuring mature flower borders, shrubs, specimen trees, and an ornate pond. These gardens wrap around the front and side of the house, creating a peaceful and private haven. For the green-fingered, there's a dedicated vegetable growing area and a greenhouse, perfect for cultivating home-grown produce.

Inside, the accommodation begins with a central hallway providing space for coats and shoes, with stairs rising to the first floor. To the right is a spacious and characterful living room with dual-aspect windows and a stunning inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove—an inviting space for family gatherings or cosy evenings. On the opposite side, the open-plan kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home, fitted with traditional units, integrated appliances including a dishwasher, and space for a range cooker. Adjacent is a versatile triple-aspect reception room, ideal as a formal dining room or garden room, with patio doors opening to the front garden.

A practical utility room with additional storage, sink, and appliance space leads to a rear entrance and a downstairs WC, enhancing the functionality of this family home.

Additionally, the property benefits from a potential annexe or studio space, ideal for multigenerational living, a home office, or creative pursuits. This area is attached to the side of the house and has its own private external entrance. It comprises a good-sized main room and a second adjoining room that could be transformed into a bathroom, offering excellent scope for self-contained accommodation.

Upstairs, a central landing gives access to four double bedrooms and a fifth single bedroom or study. The master bedroom enjoys serene views across the front gardens and paddock, along with built-in storage. The family bathroom is fitted with a traditional four-piece suite, including a separate shower.

Externally, the grounds extend to the rear of the property, with further grazing paddocks interspersed with mature fruit trees, perfect for equestrian use or smallholding potential. A large outbuilding has been thoughtfully divided to provide flexible storage solutions, complemented by a chicken coop and lean-to open store.

Adding to the property's efficiency and sustainability, ground-mounted solar panels have been installed by the current owners.