Sunbank Cottage is a semi-detached period stone cottage and believed to be some 250 years old. The cottage has been beautifully refurbished and extended to create a fabulous village home and now offers excellent accommodation brimming with period features, character and charm.
The stylish living space blends period features
such as exposed timbers, original window frames, vaulted ceilings and feature stone walls with modern bespoke oak joinery and quality natural materials including a limestone floor with underfloor heating. A stunning oak-framed garden room forms a link between the cottage and the old workshop. This double height glazed structure creates a superb light and airy entrance hall with first floor sitting room offering fabulous countryside views. A wood burning stove enables year round enjoyment of the view.
The open kitchen/breakfast room runs the entire
width of the cottage and overlooks the pretty
gardens. The kitchen is fitted with a good range of
handmade, bespoke units with Ash worktops,
featuring an electric Aga and integral dishwasher.
This modern living space is perfect for informal entertaining with plenty of space for a preparation table, seating areas and a dining table. This flexible space also boasts a wood-burning stove for cosy winter evenings and custom made cupboards and shelving. An adjacent utility room with cloakroom is a bonus.
A further sitting room is located across the hallway with vaulted ceiling, wood-burning stove and attractive fitted shelving. All can easily access the gardens and connects well with the rest of the house.
A bespoke oak staircase rises from the entrance
hall to the first floor where the three attractive bedrooms all have garden views, the master with ensuite shower room and a mezzanine bedroom overlooking the formal sitting room. There is also a family bathroom with double ended bath.
Sunville is a neighbouring cottage which is available by separate negotiation. It is currently
used as a holiday cottage and offers beautiful accommodation arranged over two floors and retains a wealth of character and charm. There is a sitting room, a kitchen/breakfast room, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The cottage also sits in pretty gardens.

Local Authority: Shropshire
Services: Mains electricity and water, private
drainage, oil fired central heating. Electric
underfloor heating to the ground floor. We
understand that the private drainage may not
comply with the relevant regulations as it has
not been inspected.
Council Tax: F
Fixtures and Fittings: Only those items known
as fixtures and fittings will be included in
the sale. Other items available by separate
negotiation.
Wayleaves and easements: The property is sold
subject to any wayleaves or easements, whether
mentioned in these particulars or not.
Tenure: Freehold
Guide Price: £600,000

To the front of Sun Bank Cottage the garden
features various seating areas and herringbone
pathways which meander through well stocked
herbaceous borders and colourful flower beds
enclosed by box hedging leading to slightly
separate section of garden enclosed by a yew
hedge. To the side of the cottage is a shaded
patio nestled under a pergola; at the rear is
the kitchen garden with raised beds, espalier
fruit trees herbs and a small orchard enclosed
by attractive oak fencing. There is a detached
timber framed studio/office, a log store, an
equipment store and two parking spaces.

Located in the popular village of Norbury with
church, primary school and village hall. The nearby market town of Bishops Castle offers everyday facilities, leisure centre, senior school, independent shops, restaurants and public houses including two micro-breweries. The surrounding countryside offers excellent walks and riding, with The Stiperstones and The Long Mynd within easy reach. The larger centres of Ludlow and the county town of Shrewsbury are both within a reasonable drive and offer a wider range of facilities, shopping and services.