Edvin Loach, Bromyard, HR7

Believed to date from around 1780, The Coach House is an attractive detached stone cottage enjoying a delightful rural setting on the outskirts of Bromyard. Originally forming part of the stables and outbuildings to The Old Rectory, the property was converted in the 1980s and has since been further enhanced by the current owners, including the addition of a single-storey annexe offering excellent flexibility for dependent relatives, guest accommodation or a growing family.

The characterful accommodation retains a wealth of period features including exposed ceiling timbers, deep skirting boards and oak latched doors. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, study, living room with impressive inglenook fireplace, spacious breakfast kitchen with family seating area, pantry, utility and shower room. To the first floor are three double bedrooms, including a dual aspect principal bedroom, and a family bathroom.

The self-contained annexe includes an open plan living/kitchen area, garden room, bedroom and en suite bathroom.

A particular feature of The Coach House is its idyllic setting amidst the Herefordshire countryside, enjoying fine far-reaching views towards St Mary’s Church and across surrounding farmland. The area is renowned for its scenic walks and access to the Bromyard Downs.

The property is approached via a private track approximately half a mile in length off a quiet lane opposite The Steeples Farm house.

Outside, an in-and-out driveway provides ample parking and leads to a substantial detached garage, refurbished externally in 2018 and offering potential for a workshop. The mature grounds extend to approximately 0.8 acres, being mainly laid to lawn with established trees and hedged boundaries, enjoying a high degree of privacy and seclusion.

Edvin Loach is a village in eastern Herefordshire, about four miles north of the town of Bromyard, and near the village of Edwyn Ralph. The market town of Bromyard offers a range of local facilities including shops, pubs, supermarket, bakery, butchers, bank and Post Office together with primary and secondary schools. The cathedral cities of Worcester and Hereford are 14 and 16 miles distant providing M5/M50 motorway access to Birmingham and the West Midlands together with railway links to Birmingham New Street and London Paddington.

Impressive solid wood entrance door. Ceiling light, exposed ceiling beams. Part glazed door with matching glazed panels to

Ceiling light, exposed ceiling beams, radiator, large understairs storage cupboard, telephone point. Stairs to first floor. Doors to

Enjoying a dual aspect with double glazed windows overlooking the garden and open countryside beyond. Both windows have deep sills and exposed brick detailing. Ceiling light, exposed ceiling beams, feature internal porthole window, fitted bookcase to one wall with storage cupboards below, two radiators. Door to

A characterful room featuring a striking inglenook fireplace with exposed stonework, impressive oak beam, stone hearth and insert Woodwarm wood burning stove. Front facing window, rear facing double glazed window overlooking the garden and open countryside beyond. Two ceiling lights, exposed ceiling beams, radiator, TV point. 

A great family room with ample space for a large dining table and further seating area ideal for entertaining guests whilst enjoying a dual aspect with views toward the Church at the front and across open countryside to the rear. The kitchen is fitted with modern wall and base units with a wood effect work top with an inset stainless steel sink and half sink draining unit. Space for fridge freezer and dishwasher. Feature breakfast peninsula. Electric cooker with a tiled back splash. Two radiators. Vinyl wood effect flooring in sink area, carpeted in the dining area. Door to...

UPVC door to front of the property and to the rear garden. Ceiling light, access to loft space, space for coat hooks and boots, large walk in pantry with shelving, radiator. Open to

Front facing window with views toward the Church and across adjacent farmland. Fitted with a range of floor to ceiling built in cupboards providing useful storage, stainless steel single sink drainer unit with cupboard below and tiled splashback, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer. Ceiling light. Door to annexe (described later). Door to

Square shower cubicle with electric shower, toilet and sink and a heated towel rail. Double glazed window. Wall mounted heater.

Large picture window allowing an abundance of natural light to flood through and affording fantastic far reaching rural views. Ceiling light point, access to loft space with fitted loft ladder, built in airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder with slatted shelving. Doors to

Front facing window with views toward the Church and across open countryside, ceiling light, exposed ceiling beams, large built in cupboard with hanging rail and shelving, radiator.

Front facing double glazed window, suite comprising shower cubicle with paneled surround, wash hand basin with  mirror over, low level WC. Ceiling light, half height tiled walls, chrome heated towel rail. Wood effect vinyl flooring.

The annexe was constructed in 1989/1990 and is accessed from the main house through the rear hall and utility room. Offering excellent flexibility, it forms part of the main house but offers complete independence.

L-shaped room.

Front facing window, fitted with a range of floor and wall mounted units with wooden work surface over and tiled surround. Inset stainless steel single sink drainer unit. Ceiling light, radiator. Door to annexe bedroom. Open to

Side facing double glazed window overlooking the garden, ceiling light, tall built in cupboard with shelving, built in bookcase, Wood burner with tiled surround. Carpet. Glazed sliding patio doors to

With half height brick surround. Ceiling light, Two radiators, French doors leading onto an attractive patio area. (Double glazing and new roof - 2021) 

Front facing UPVC double glazed window, ceiling light. Carpet. Radiator. Door to

Side facing glazed window, suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, wash hand basin, low level WC. Ceiling light, access to loft space, half height tiled walls, radiator, chrome heated towel rail. Vinyl flooring. 

The Coach House is approached by a shared gravelled driveway leading to a generous area of parking and to a detached GARAGE/STUDIO (approx. 40' x 18'). The garage was restored in 2018 with new external timber cladding and double wooden doors to the front. There is electricity connected. 

To the front of the property is a small area of lawn and an attractive low level stone wall planted with a variety of spring bulbs and mature shrubs. To the rear of the property there is a generous area of garden principally laid to lawn interspersed with mature trees and bordered by mixed hedging. A paved patio provides an ideal seating area from where uninterrupted views across the beautiful Herefordshire countryside can be enjoyed. At the bottom of the garden is an orchard planted with various fruit trees and an area for composting. The grounds in all extend to approx.  0.8 OF AN ACRE.

COUNCIL TAX BAND ''E''

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The EPC rating for this property is E (45)