Whitton is a sought-after area, due to it's proximity to the local historic market towns of Ludlow and Tenbury Wells which offer a good range of everyday amenities. Whitton itself has a lovely community feel and a Church dating back to the 11th Century and features a late 19th Century Burne-Jones east window.

The Elizabethan cottage has been subject to a number of extensions and renovations over the year including in the 17th Century and more recently in the 1970's. Despite the name you will be surprised by the high ceilings and spacious rooms on offer.

The approach to The Cottage is through double wooden gates on to a gravelled driveway with ample parking and detached garage. An Oak framed porch leads into the well-proportioned kitchen hich has ample room for a central table and chairs. The kitchen has been fitted with a good range of modern base and wall units, integrated appliances include a dishwasher and microwave, and leaves space for a fridge/freezer. There is a large Range cooker with extractor over. The room enjoys windows to two elevations ensuring there is plenty of light and you can enjoy looking out over the garden. Next to the kitchen is a useful utility room, with WC, further units with worktop over and space for appliances. Both the kitchen and utility benefit from underfloor heating.

A door from the kitchen leads into a hall and from this a door into the sitting room, which has an abundance of character and period features including beams and an Inglenook fireplace with a tiled hearth and inset original bread oven. a Clearview woodburning stove has been installed. A glazed door allowing further light into the living room gives access to the conservatory. This has a quarry tiled floor and is glazed on all elevations giving good views of the garden.

A passageway leads into a more formal dining room again with period features offering further space to entertain or a versatile space which could be a snug if required. The spacious hallway gives access by a wide staicase, featuring split balusters from the 17th Century staircase to the first floor.

Upstairs there are three good sized double bedrooms and family bathroom. The principal bedroom has exposed timber beams, high ceilings and two windows looking out over the countryside and garden. There is a range of fitted wardrobes to one wall.

Bedroom two has windows to two elevations giving good views over the surrounding area. Ity has a built-in cupboard with hanging space and a large airing cupboard. Bedroom three has exposed beams and looks out over the driveway and up towards the village. The family bathroom has both a bath and separate corner shower, wash hand basin and WC.

Outside, this property really excels. Sitting in approximately 0.35 of an acre, with the majority of the garden behind the home, this ensures privacy and seclusion. To the side is a large vegetable garden with raised beds and greenhouse. A paved area adjacent to this provides a perfect spot for entertaining. This then leads on to an area which is predominantly laid to lawn and bordered by mature trees and hedges. As you continue down the garden there are a number of fruit trees and a pond, with various seating areas to sit and enjoy your garden and surrounding countryside. Outbuildings include the detached garage, wood store and garden shed.

Agents Note: we have been advised that the conservatory is in need of some work.

Directions
From Nock Deighton's Bullring office proceed down Old Street, turn left into Temeside, follow the road to the T-junction and turn right into Sheet Road. At the bypass cross straight over, at the next T-junction turn left and proceed through Caynham. Carry on up the hill, take a right turn signposted Whitton and Hope Bagot. Proceed into Whitton passing the church on your left hand side, as you leave the village, the property will be found on your right hand side.