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Blymhill Common, Shifnal

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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Key features

  • A charming and highly deceptive detached countryside residence
  • Set in a beautiful rural location on the outskirts of Blymhill village
  • Detached double garage with upper storage (ideal for potential annex conversion, subject to permissions)
  • Detached workshop with internal offices and multiple workrooms
  • Evening lounge - Snug/home office - Dining room - Conservatory
  • Spacious family dining room with access to the conservatory/garden room
  • Entertainment kitchen-diner with adjoining boot room
  • Guest cloakroom/WC, separate utility room, and welcoming reception hall
  • First floor with study area landing, five bedrooms, family bathroom, and separate shower room
  • A truly stunning countryside setting, requiring viewing to fully appreciate

Description

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A RURAL LOCATION WITH ANNEX CONVERSION POTENTIAL, THIS COULD BE THE HOME FOR YOU ! QUOTE PROPERTY REF LC-1235

Lee Cooke, Your Personal Village Estate Agents, presents this highly attractive countryside family residence set in the ever-popular rural area of Blymhill Common. Offering flexible living accommodation with excellent conversion opportunities, this home combines period character with generous additions making this a substantiable family residence.

The property includes a large double detached garage with upper storage area, ideal for potential annex conversion (subject to permissions). A separate wooden detached workshop, arranged with three internal workrooms or offices – perfect for home business use, hobbies, or further development.

Externally, the home is approached via a remote-controlled gated entrance, opening onto a gravel driveway with ample parking. Steps rise to a beautifully landscaped lawn adorned with a variety of trees, plants, and shrubs. An entertainment pergola with feature vine and a decked seating area provide ideal spaces for outdoor gatherings and family enjoyment.

Inside, a welcoming entrance reception hall leads to a variety of flexible ground floor rooms. Accommodation includes a guest cloakroom/WC, utility room, and an entertainment kitchen-diner with adjoining boot room. The layout also offers a conservatory, family dining room, evening lounge, and an adjoining snug/home office.

The first floor opens onto a spacious study area landing, leading to five bedrooms (see agent’s notes), a family bathroom, and a separate shower room.

This home blends old and new, with the original cottage dating back to circa 1840, sympathetically extended in 1970 to create a substantial residence. In addition, the property benefits from owned solar panels, generating approximately £3,000 per year in income – offering both sustainability and cost savings.

Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the space, charm, and potential this traditional countryside home has to offer.

Location & Area 

The property is set in the highly desirable village of Blymhill Common, a picturesque and peaceful rural location surrounded by beautiful Staffordshire countryside. The area is well known for its strong sense of community, charming village character, and easy access to scenic walking routes and bridleways. Despite its tranquil setting, Blymhill Common is conveniently positioned for excellent road links to Shifnal, Telford, Newport, and Wolverhampton, as well as the M54 and wider motorway network. A range of local amenities, schools, and leisure facilities can be found in the surrounding villages and nearby towns, making this an ideal location for families and those seeking a balance of countryside living with modern convenience.

Agent’s Notes:
The homeowner advises that the garage roof solar panels provide an annual income of around £3,000, offering excellent cost savings for the purchaser (figures to be verified with the vendor at viewing). This charming home presents fantastic rural living with a variety of external areas offering conversion potential, subject to the necessary permissions. The detached double garage includes a work pit, upper storage, and solar panels, while the wooden-built detached workshop to the side offers four internal rooms, ideal for hobbies, offices, or alternative uses. The main house provides four/five first-floor bedrooms; please note that Bedroom Five would require the removal of fitted wardrobes before confirming usage. For full details, please contact your local rural village estate agent, Lee Cooke Personal Estate Agents.

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