Weston, Bucknell, Shropshire

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Situated on the edge of the highly sought-after village of Bucknell in Shropshire, this property enjoys an ideal blend of rural tranquillity and convenient access to nearby market towns, including Knighton (6 miles), Craven Arms (9 miles) and Ludlow (13 miles). Positioned close to both the Welsh and Herefordshire borders, Bucknell is surrounded by beautiful countryside, making it perfect for those who love outdoor pursuits. The village benefits from a vibrant community atmosphere and a strong range of local amenities, including a petrol station, butcher, public house, primary school, church and a railway station on the picturesque Heart of Wales line, offering direct links between Shrewsbury and Swansea.

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Craven Arms offers a railway station, local bus links, a Post Office, Nursery and Primary Schools, a Doctors Surgery and Dental Practice, two Public Houses, a large Supermarket and many convenience stores amongst other light commercial businesses.

Walk Inside

Stepping through the wooden gate at the side of the property, the winding patio pathway guides you towards the homes charming entrance porch – an enclosed space with half height walls and glazing above that allows light to spill gently inside. It offers a welcoming first impression before leading you through the door into the heart of the home: the dining kitchen. The dining kitchen is a warm, practical space, laid with laminate flooring and fitted with a range of base and wall units topped with a laminate worksurface. An electric cooker point, sink and drainer, heated towel rail and a rear-facing window make this a comfortable spot for everyday living. From here, a door opens into the pantry/utility, adding a touch of old-world practicality with modern convenience.

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The pantry/utility room provides generous storage with fitted wall and base units, shelving and dedicated space for a fridge/freezer and washing machine – a quietly functional hub of the home. A further door invites you through to the living room. The living room is rich in character, carpeted and framed by exposed beams that speak to the property’s heritage along with a night storage heater. Natural light filters in through windows to the side and rear, illuminating the striking brick fireplace housing its wood-burning stove, tiled hearth and timber surround and mantle. A brick and tile shelving recess adds further interest and charm with access to the carpeted stairs.

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From the staircase, you arrive on a small, carpeted landing, naturally lit by a rear-facing window that offers a pleasant outlook. Doors led off to two double bedrooms and the bathroom. The first double bedroom is a charming space, carpeted and featuring a window to the side that brings in soft, natural light. A feature fireplace adds a touch of period character, complemented by a wall-mounted night storage heater and an airing cupboard offering useful additional storage.

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The second double bedroom, also carpeted, enjoys a peaceful feel with a window overlooking the rear of the property. This room includes a night storage heater, making it a comfortable retreat throughout the year. The bathroom is fitted with a panelled bath with shower over, WC, wash basin and a heated towel rail. A rear window allows light to brighten the space, while the carpeted floor adds warmth underfoot.

Walk Outside

The property enjoys a charming and well-established garden, beginning with a paved patio that leads onto a lawned front garden. The space is bordered by panelled fencing, thoughtfully planted herbaceous borders, colourful flower beds, ornamental trees and beautiful climbing roses that bring seasonal interest and cottage-style charm. A seated area to the front provides a peaceful spot to enjoy the surroundings.

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The exterior of the property is rendered and tiled, complemented by a brick under-tile woodstore and a garden shed, offering practical storage for tools, logs or outdoor equipment. To the rear of the property, there is an area commonly used for parking. While this area is not owned by the property, it is a council verge, and residents have historically parked there and helped maintain the area including keeping it tidy and treating weeds.