The sale of Brooklands provides a rare opportunity to purchase a delightful well preserved Edwardian period house located in one of Church Stretton's most sought after residential areas. Built in 1904, it occupies a delightful position on this attractive road leading to the picturesque CardingMill Valley. It is fronted by an attractive bricked paved forecourt and stands in ...
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The sale of Brooklands provides a rare opportunity to purchase a delightful well preserved Edwardian period house located in one of Church Stretton's most sought after residential areas. Built in 1904, it occupies a delightful position on this attractive road leading to the picturesque CardingMill Valley. It is fronted by an attractive bricked paved forecourt and stands in around a quarter of an acre of established level gardens with brook.
The town centre amenities are only a short distance away and both the senior and primary schools are within easy walking distance.
The House is an attractive property and affords good family accommodation and enjoys characteristic features of the early 1900s including tiled floors, period fireplaces, natural pine wood doors, balustrade staircases, ceiling cornices, picture railing, some fine leaded and stained glass windows and a large Edwardian style bay window. It benefits from gas central heating. It comprises porch, reception hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room with separate wc, large conservatory, first floor landing, 3 first floor bedrooms, bathroom, shower room and 2 further third floor bedrooms.
Church Stretton lies amidst the South Shropshire Hills midway between Shrewsbury (13 miles) and Ludlow (14 miles) on the A49 road. It can claim to be one of the most beautifully situated towns in England. It has a population of around 4,000 and being a popular market and tourist town it offers excellent shopping facilities together with schools, banks, churches, recreation facilities, bus and rail communications. Telford lies within easy commuting distance where the M54 gives easy access to the West Midlands and Birmingham.
The House is approached off the Carding Mill Valley Road over a paved brick forecourt, providing ample parking space and leads to the garage and front entrance gate. The landscaped and mature gardens lie mainly to the front and rear of the House and are a feature of the property only helping to add to the overall character. The lawn areas are linked together with meandering gravelled paths passing through rustic trellising with arches. There is a wide range of flowering shrubs, both coniferous and deciduous trees, attractive patio area with pergola and climbing plants. Entrance to cellar via garden access point.
Property Features- An attractive and imposing Edwardian period house
- Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- Sitting Room, Dining Room
- Conservatory, Garage
- Breakfast Kitchen with Aga
- Five Good Sized Bedrooms
- Beautiful Gardens
- Stunning Location
- Numerous Period Features