A welcoming reception hall sets the tone for the house, with stairs rising to the upper floors and access to the principal ground-floor rooms. The accommodation is notably flexible, with generous room proportions and a wealth of retained period detail throughout.

The sitting room is a particularly charming reception room, featuring a fireplace housing a wood-burning stove, fitted bookcases and a large sash window to the front, creating a warm and comfortable space for everyday living.

To the rear, the living / dining / family room is an impressive and versatile room, ideal for both family life and entertaining. This room also features a fireplace with wood-burning stove, exposed oak flooring and ample space for seating and dining areas, with pleasant outlooks towards the garden.

The kitchen is well equipped with bespoke fitted units and incorporates a Stanley range cooker, which also operates the central heating. The room enjoys direct access to the rear garden and provides a practical and well-proportioned workspace with scope for further enhancement if desired.

Stairs rise to a spacious first-floor landing, providing access to the bedroom accommodation. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive, offering a generous double bedroom complemented by a dedicated dressing area with hand-made fitted wardrobes. An adjoining en-suite WC and wash basin add to the convenience of this well-designed suite.

There are two further double bedrooms, both benefiting from fitted wardrobes and enjoying pleasant aspects. These rooms are served by the family bathroom, which is fitted with a bath with shower over, creating a well-balanced arrangement for family living.

A further staircase leads to the top-floor studio, a light-filled and highly adaptable space. Roof windows provide excellent natural light and far-reaching views across Bishop’s Castle and the surrounding countryside, making this an ideal studio, home office, hobby room or occasional bedroom. An adjoining attic area offers additional useful storage.

The rear garden is arranged over split levels and can be accessed directly from both the kitchen and the principal bedroom suite. At ground-floor level there is a paved courtyard, leading up to the upper garden, which is attractively landscaped with a variety of colourful shrubs and plants.

The garden is bordered by the old castle wall, which is designated as an Ancient Monument and Grade II listed, creating a unique and historic backdrop. A raised terrace provides access to a useful workshop, along with a log store, outside store and timber shed, offering excellent practical storage.

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