Bircher, Leominster, Herefordshire

Situated in the quiet hamlet of Bircher, this property enjoys a peaceful rural setting between the historic market towns of Ludlow and Leominster. Both towns are only a short drive away, offering a wide range of amenities including state and independent schools, train stations, unique shops, and the renowned food festivals for which the area is celebrated.

Bircher Common, managed by the National Trust, lies close by and offers excellent opportunities for walking and access to Croft Castle, making this location ideal for lovers of the outdoors.

An oak-framed porch leads into the welcoming entrance hall, where exposed timbers immediately set the tone for the character found throughout the home.

The kitchen and dining space has been thoughtfully opened to form a sociable and inviting area. Character features such as exposed beams and stonework highlight the property’s heritage.

From the hall, a door leads into the sitting room, an inviting and comfortable space centred around a stone fireplace with a Clearview wood-burning stove. Exposed beams and a traditional wooden door enhance the character, while a glazed door opens directly onto the gardens, filling the room with natural light.

Adjoining the sitting room is the garden room — a superb addition to the property. Glazed across its whole front, it enjoys wonderful views of the surrounding greenery and creates a tranquil space equally suited to relaxation, entertaining, or use as a home office or studio.

Also on the ground floor is a cloakroom with WC and wash basin, adding useful practicality.

The staircase and balustrade reflect the heritage of the house and lead to the first floor. Here, two spacious bedrooms are served by both an en-suite and a family shower room, all presented to a high standard. Original beams and exposed stonework continue the character theme, blending period features with modern comfort.

A second staircase rises to the top floor, where a further double and a single bedroom/office enjoy elevated views of the gardens and countryside, showcasing the home’s size and versatility.

The property is complemented by a patio and a communal lawn to the rear. To the front, a cottage-style garden is laid mainly to lawn and framed by established borders and hedging.

The property benefits from a double garage which is fitted with twin opening doors, power, lighting and overhead storage, with ample parking in the shared driveway.

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Directions
From Ludlow proceed towards Richards Castle. Travel on through Orleton and continue following the road around a sharp right-hand bend. Go past the caravan park which is on your left. Take the next left into Old Barn Court. What3words ///unsightly.spring.bless