4 bedroom detached house

Constructed in the 1950’s, Wycherley has served as the much loved home of one family for nearly 50 years. Over the past decade, the house has undergone a scheme of renovation and redecoration works to create stylishly appointed accommodation with an easy flow of rooms that maximise on far-reaching views.

The ground floor accommodation leads from a spacious reception hall featuring a contemporary floating staircase with a glass balustrade. At the heart of the house is a superb open plan kitchen and dining room providing a comfortable space for both everyday living and large scale entertaining, with two sets of French doors opening out to the garden. The kitchen is fitted with shaker style cabinetry under Silestone work surfaces and features a range of Neff appliances and central breakfast island. A family room with contemporary electric fire opens into the sitting room, both with double doors. A scullery links the utility room with WC to the sunroom, home office, garage and store room.

Upstairs there are four well-proportioned double bedrooms, all overlooking the rear gardens. The principal bedroom has its own dressing room and sliding doors opening onto a balcony. A family bathroom and a shower room service the bedrooms.

At the front of the house is a large sweeping driveway and turning circle, which provides ample parking and access to the integrated garage.

The delightful south-facing gardens are a particular feature of Wycherley, offering a blend of formal structure and classic parkland style grounds, which draw the eye to the open views. From the rear of the house, a paved terrace extends into a Mediterranean gravel garden with a number of raised beds and variety of specimen trees. Beyond a marvellous swathe of hydrangea “Limelight” a charming timber garden room enjoys a wonderful aspect over large borders stocked with a variety of herbaceous flowering plants.

The grounds and garden extend to around 0.82 acre overall.

Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage.

Wycherley is located in the peaceful village of Clive, surrounded by breath-taking Shropshire countryside and just eight miles north of the bustling and historic country town of Shrewsbury. The village has a primary school, a medical practice, All Saints Church, village hall and club house, beauty salon, with a cricket club in nearby Grinshill. Shrewsbury offers an extensive range of shopping, leisure and social facilities.

The county is renowned for its schooling in both the state and private sectors including Shrewsbury School, Shrewsbury High School, Ellesemere College, Moreton Hall, Packwood and Prestfelde. The A5/M54/M6 are within easy reach giving access to Birmingham, Telford and the West Midlands conurbation. From Shrewsbury the A5 also provides quick access to mid and north Wales and links with the A53 to the Potteries and the A49 to Chester and Manchester. Rail services can be accessed at Yorton (2 miles) where there are services to Shrewsbury, Crewe, Manchester and Cardiff.