Yew Tree House is a charming and welcoming Grade II listed residence in the heart of the village yet offering privacy and far reaching views. Dating back to 1622 in part and extended in recent years under the supervision of the renowned architect Graham Moss, the house has been sympathetically and extensively restored by the current owner.

The characterful period features are complemented by more recent additions of the highest quality that have resulted in a sensitive restoration adapted for modern day living. These include exposed timbers and stone walls, latch handle internal doors, original fireplaces and bespoke double glazed Douglas Fir windows by reputable local joiners Manley’s.

The extension to the rear has created a superb kitchen and dining area with garden room beyond. This sociable room is the “hub” of the house and provides an extensive space for both everyday living and larger scale entertaining with three sets of french doors leading onto the terrace making it ideal for alfresco living and dining. The kitchen is fitted with traditional farmhouse cabinetry under granite work surfaces, central breakfast island and an AGA.
In the original part of the house is an elegant drawing room with log burning stove set into a large ingle nook fireplace and french doors make this a light and airy room. Two steps lead up to a study which could also serve as a snug or play room. A utility room, WC and stairs down to the cellar are accessed off a back lobby.

Two staircases rise to the first floor and coherently link the accommodation. Four double bedrooms are serviced by three bathrooms. Most notable is the principal bedroom with large dressing room, en-suite shower room and a Juliette balcony that maximises the breath taking views towards Wenlock Edge.

General
Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Fixtures and fittings: Only those items known as fixtures and fittings will be included in the sale. Certain items such as garden ornaments, carpets and curtains may be available by separate negotiation.
Wayleaves, rights of way and easements: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

Outside
Mainly laid to lawn, the garden at Yew Tree House enjoys a borrowed view towards the rolling South Shropshire countryside. There are a variety of mature shrubs, specimen tree and beds that are well stocked with flowering and herbaceous plants providing seasonal interest.

Approached over a gravelled driveway there is a large parking area for multiple vehicles and a double car port with mezzanine floor for storage. Further outbuildings including a summer house, gardeners WC and brick built store with adjoining pig sties.

Location
Situated up a quiet country lane, the hamlet of Garmston is much sought after with its superb views overlooking the beautiful Severn Valley. It sits e between the the larger village of Eaton Constantine and hamlet of Leighton, with a popular pub/eatery.

Nearby is the County town of Shrewsbury, the market town of Much Wenlock and Telford Centre. All have a range of bespoke shops, restaurants and schools in both the state and private sectors. These include Thomas Telford, Prestfelde and Shrewsbury School.

The M54 from Telford links to the national motorway network. Train stations can be found at Telford, Shrewsbury and Church Stretton, with a regular service to London.