Whiteways is situated in the village of Newcastle which lies a short distance from Clun. This popular village benefits from a primary school and public house, with a quiet scenic setting surrounding the cottage. The market town of Clun is approximately 3 miles away having further amenities to include a church, doctors’ surgery, tea rooms, public houses, a variety of small local shops including a hair salon and a convenience store. Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Newcastle is a truly tranquil location.

This deceptively large attractive detached property provides comfortable, well-presented accommodation, emanating character with delightful fireplaces and exposed stone walls set in beautiful cottage gardens with driveway and off-road parking. Whiteways is on a quiet lane and has a warm and welcoming feel from the moment you approach with a nice mix of period features and modern conveniences.

You are welcomed into the property via a porch with tiled floor and large window into the reception hallway.

The living room is an elegant room with dual aspect windows, feature exposed brick inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove in situ sat on a slate heart with wood mantle. There is an exposed feature stone wall and traditional ooden door giving access to a staircase to the first floor.

The dining room is a versatile open-plan space with two windows to front aspect, a Morsø wood burning stove set in an exposed brick fireplace with slate hearth. A large opening to side leads to the kitchen with a good range of fitted base and wall units, drawers and heat resistant work surfaces. Surfaces inset with stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap. There is a Rangemaster oven with ceramic hob with light and extractor unit over. Having ceiling spotlights and tiled flooring, two double-glazed windows to rear aspect and a traditional wooden panel / glazed internal door leading to the conservatory with base units, heat resistant work surface inset with stainless steel sink with mixer tap, a breakfast bar overlooking the garden. Quarry tile flooring and planned space and plumbing for washing machine and further space for appliances.

A door leads to the downstairs shower room - A contemporary shower room with suite in white comprising of pedestal wash hand basin, W.C. and shower. Fully tiled with double-glazed window with opaque glass and heated towel rail.

Accessed from the living room, the staircase has wood panelled walls, ascending to a charming landing which could be re-purposed as a bedroom. Housing the airing cupboard with water cylinder for domestic hot water, doors lead to the contemporary family shower room benefitting from a walk-in shower with tray in white, vanity unit with marble top inset with wash hand basin and cupboards under, W.C. also in white. Tiled flooring with underfloor heating and a double glazed window with privacy glass to rear aspect.

All three bedrooms are doubles, bedroom one has hard flooring and double-glazed window over front elevation with lovely views over open countryside. Bedroom two with wooden flooring and two double-glazed windows over rear elevation. Bedroom three has exposed wooden floorboards, a built-in wardrobe and a double glazed window with fantastic views of the gardens and Shropshire countryside.

The property is approached by a driveway with gated entrance, with pathway to areas of lawn continuing around to the side and front of the house, where there is a patio abutting the property with flower and herbaceous borders. Enclosed by hedges, largely laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs, a path follows the rear of the property. Steps from the patio raise to a garden terrace with paved stepping stones, gravelled paths and further seating area to enjoy the lovely views. To the end of the terrace is a garden shed for further storage.

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Directions
Starting from Ludlow, head north on the A49 for approximately 8 miles. Upon reaching the Craven Arms Hotel, make a left turn onto the B4368 and continue for another 8 miles until you reach Clun village. Opposite the Sun Inn, make a left turn and, after a short distance of about 100 yards, take an immediate right turn just after crossing the river bridge. Carry on straight into Newcastle on Clun. Once in Newcastle on Clun, take the second turn into Church Road and the house can be found on the corner with white gates.