Knighton Road, Clun, Craven Arms, Shropshire

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The property is situated along Knighton Road on the edge of the village of Clun, surrounded by the rolling countryside of the South Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Clun provides a range of amenities including a primary school, doctors surgery, post office, convenience stores, cafés and public houses. The village is also home to the remains of Clun Castle and benefits from a number of local walking routes.

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The nearby market town of Knighton, approximately 7 miles away, known as the “Town of the Dyke” owing to its location along Offa’s Dyke. It offers a good range of local services including shops, schools, leisure facilities and a railway station on the Heart of Wales line with links to Shrewsbury and Swansea.

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A wider selection of amenities can be found in Craven Arms and Ludlow, including larger supermarkets, secondary schooling and further transport connections. The area is popular with walkers and outdoor enthusiasts, with direct access to Offa’s Dyke and numerous trails across the Shropshire Hills.

Walk Inside

The property is approached through a gated entrance, set within a low stone wall and a pathway leading around to the side where the main entrance door is positioned. The door opens directly into the garden room - a bright, versatile space with windows overlooking the gardens and ample room for seating or boots and coats. Connected to the garden room is a generously sized utility room with a sink and drainer with access to the downstairs shower room.

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The garden room gives access to the ‘farmhouse’ kitchen/dining room providing a range of fitted wall and base units, generous work surfaces, sink and drainer, tiled splashbacks and space for appliances, while the dining area comfortably accommodates a family table with a pleasant outlook over the gardens.

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On from the dining room is the sitting room, an impressive room with dual-aspect windows providing excellent natural light, while a central gas fireplace set against a feature stone wall creates key focal point. The exposed stone adds character and warmth to the room, complemented by timber details and the generous proportions which allow for a variety of layouts.

First & Second Floors

The staircase rises from the sitting room to a light and spacious landing, providing access to two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom 2 is a particularly impressive room extending almost 24ft, with a two large front-facing windows overlooking the countryside over the rooftops. The proportions of this bedroom make it versatile, and it was formerly divided into smaller rooms, demonstrating the potential to reinstate additional bedrooms if required.

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Bedroom 3 is positioned to the rear of the property and provides a comfortable double room, with a wide window allowing in plenty of natural light. The family bathroom serves the floor, currently arranged with a corner bath, wash basin and WC. The space offers scope for updating and could readily be modernised to suit your needs.

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From the landing, a further staircase rises to the second floor, where Bedroom 1 occupies the entire level. Extending over 26ft, this principal bedroom is a striking space with dual-aspect windows to the front and rear, exposed beams and ample floor space for fitted or freestanding furniture. Like Bedroom 2, this room was historically subdivided and could be reconfigured to create additional bedrooms if desired.

Walk Outside

The gardens are a particular feature, mainly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature planting, trees and established borders. There are also productive areas, including a section set aside for vegetables, complemented by a greenhouse. A range of outbuildings add further appeal. The garage provides secure parking and storage, while a larger workshop offers excellent potential for hobbies or general use.

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A summer house is set within the garden, ideal as a quiet retreat, and could equally serve as a home office or studio. In front of this building is a broad paved area, providing a hardstanding/forecourt that works well for outdoor seating or simply a clean approach and level access to the door. Overall, the outside space strikes a balance between formal lawns, productive growing areas and versatile outbuildings, offering scope for leisure, storage and work-from-home opportunities.