St Kellems is set within a good-sized plot, a short walking distance to all of the shops and amenities that the historic market town of Ludlow has to offer. Houses in this secluded spot rarely come on the market.

Approached up a resin stone driveway, there is parking for a number of vehicles. You are immediately impressed by the frontage of the property with the oak framed glazed porch creating a lovely entrance into the home. This opens out into the reception porch and hallway.

Off the hallway to your left, you enter through an archway to a dining room/sitting room with windows to two elevations allowing plenty of light in and a wood burning stove to one end with slate hearth. Next on your left is bedroom one with windows to side and rear, with ensuite comprising walk-in shower, low level wc and basin. Off the hallway to the right is bedroom two with window to front, ensuite comprising bath with shower over, low level wc and basin.

At the rear of the property is a fabulous kitchen/living room extension, which is a bright and airy room. There is a vaulted ceiling with partial glass roof and hardwood glass side to the room with glazed double doors which open out into the garden courtyard. The contemporary kitchen is fitted with ample base and wall units, prep sink, double oven, gas hob with extractor over and space for a fridge freezer. There is plenty of worktop space and a central breakfast bar.

An archway leads into a well-designed utility room, with a good range of units, built-in washer/dryer, dishwasher, stainless steel sink and stable door to outside. There is a door from here to a further WC and wash hand basin.

Outside there is a low maintenance attractive garden. To the front of the property is a gravelled area with pathway leading to the front door, beyond this is an herbaceous border and area with wood chippings. To the rear of the property is a gravelled courtyard with pots. Steps lead up to a paved top area providing different seating areas. This is bordered by further mature flowerbeds containing a wide variety of plants and there is a mature hedgerow at the rear.

Across the courtyard is a bespoke fully insulated garden office with glazed frontage, which offers versatility in terms of usage depending on the buyer’s needs. At the top is the 'cwtch' a beautifully designed bespoke timber building with wooden seating and central firepit.

Directions
From Nock Deighton's Bullring office proceed over the Bullring and down to the bottom of Old Street. Turn left into Temeside and opposite the junction with Weeping Cross Lane turn onto a
tarmacadam track and the bungalow is on the left-hand side.