The property
Apple Garth is a detached three-bedroom home
that has light, airy and flexible accommodation,
with clean, neutral décor throughout.

The main ground floor reception room is the 20ft sitting room with its grand brick-built fireplace, which has been fitted with an electric heater that resembles a woodburning stove. Double doors lead to the conservatory, which has a sunny west-facing aspect and opens onto the garden via French doors. There is an open-plan dining area and kitchen, the dining area providing plenty of space for a family dining table and the kitchen featuring fitted units to base and wall level, as well as integrated appliances.
The principal bedroom is located on the ground
floor, along with its en suite shower room and
extensive fitted storage. Upstairs there is a study
area on the landing and two further double bedrooms, plus an office adjoining one of the
bedrooms, this could be make into a great en-suite. There is also a family bathroom on the first floor.

General
Local Authority: Shropshire Council
Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage.
Oil fired central heating.
Council Tax: Band E
Fixtures and Fittings: Only 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.
Tenure: Freehold
Guide Price: £495,000

Outside
At the front of the property, the garden is stocked with a variety of shrubs and plants, with a tarmac driveway providing plenty of parking space and access to the detached single garage. This has solar panels which give lucrative feed in tarrifs that cover a substantial proportion of the energy costs. The rear garden has paved and gravel terracing and pathways, a wooden pergola with climbing wisteria, well-maintained hedgerows, colourful border flowerbeds and an area of lawn. The garden is bordered and enclosed by mature trees and high hedgerow, providing a sense of peace and privacy.

Location
The property is in the small Shropshire market town of Bishop’s Castle, close to the Welsh border and the stunning countryside of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This delightful town is full of character and has all the essential day-to-day amenities, including grocery stores, a post office and several excellent pubs, restaurants and independent cafés. The town is home to two schools; Bishop’s Castle Primary School and The Community College, while there is also a primary school in nearby Lydbury North and the outstanding-rated Norbury Primary School in
Norbury. The bustling town of Ludlow is 18 miles
away, with its range of shopping and leisure
facilities. There are several mainline stations within easy reach, including at Church Stretton and Ludlow.