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Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Chain-free
Study
Detached house
4 beds
1 bath
2572
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Located In Rural, North Herefordshire Village Of Luston
- Charming, Part-Timbered, Grade II Listed Detached Residence
- Offering Character 4 Bed Accommodation, Including 3 Reception Rooms
- Attached Studio Annexe With Potential For Further Accommodation Subject To Planning
- Attractive Mature Gardens, Outbuildings Including Workshop & Ample Driveway Parking
- Being Sold With No Onward Chain
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Charming Detached Grade II Listed Property | Offering Character 4 Bed Accommodation | Including 3 Reception Rooms | Attached Studio Annexe | Oil Fired Central Heating | Pleasant Mature Gardens | Detached Workshop & Garden Outbuildings | Ample Driveway Parking | CHAIN FREE
Ashfield is set in the heart of the idyllic, rural village of Luston. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, the village has an active and friendly community and enjoys the recently refurbished Balance Inn, showcasing some of the best local produce Herefordshire and The Marshes has to offer, together with primary school, parish church and village hall. The market town of Leominster offering a good range of everyday amenities, including train station, with the ever popular town of Ludlow also to hand, renowned for its independent shops, striking architecture and vibrant annual festivals.
Leominster 3 Miles - Ludlow 9.5 Miles - Hereford City - 16 Miles Hay-On-Wye - 26 Miles
The nearest motorway links are found at Worcester for (M5) Ross-on-Wye for the (M50), Newport for (M4).
This attractive detached, half-timbered property, dates back to the 1500s and has a wealth of character and charm throughout. Over the years the property has been sympathetically updated and boasts a number of original features including inglenook fireplaces, ceiling and wall timbers and bread oven, creating a lovely homely feel. The accommodation includes, in brief, an enclosed porch, spacious family living room featuring a multi-fuel stove to the inglenook fireplace, sitting room/snug and separate formal dining room, which is currently utilised as an office. The kitchen leads off the living room and has a range of matching base and wall cupboards, with ample work surfaces, inset sink and tiled splash backs, with an integrated gas hob and separate electric oven and further space for appliances. There is a separate utility room with additional cupboard storage, plumbing for washing machine and housing the oil fired central heating boiler.
A staircase from the living room, has useful cupboard storage below and leads up to the galleried landing with doors off to all rooms including an airing cupboard and separate linen cupboard. There are four good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom with suite to include, panelled bath with shower attachment, low flush w/c and hand wash basin.
Studio Annexe
A sizeable annexe is attached to the house, currently used as a home office and studio, ideal for someone looking to work from home, hobby or artist studio, but also has huge potential to provide additional accommodation to the main house or a separate residential annexe subject to any planning approval.
Outside
The plot extends to over a quarter of an acre, with the benefit of a gravelled driveway providing ample parking and mature gardens set principally to the front elevation and benefiting from a southerly aspect. The gardens are laid to lawn with floral borders and mature trees, together with an excellent detached workshop and further useful garden sheds and log stores to the rear.
Ashfield is set in the heart of the idyllic, rural village of Luston. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, the village has an active and friendly community and enjoys the recently refurbished Balance Inn, showcasing some of the best local produce Herefordshire and The Marshes has to offer, together with primary school, parish church and village hall. The market town of Leominster offering a good range of everyday amenities, including train station, with the ever popular town of Ludlow also to hand, renowned for its independent shops, striking architecture and vibrant annual festivals.
Leominster 3 Miles - Ludlow 9.5 Miles - Hereford City - 16 Miles Hay-On-Wye - 26 Miles
The nearest motorway links are found at Worcester for (M5) Ross-on-Wye for the (M50), Newport for (M4).
This attractive detached, half-timbered property, dates back to the 1500s and has a wealth of character and charm throughout. Over the years the property has been sympathetically updated and boasts a number of original features including inglenook fireplaces, ceiling and wall timbers and bread oven, creating a lovely homely feel. The accommodation includes, in brief, an enclosed porch, spacious family living room featuring a multi-fuel stove to the inglenook fireplace, sitting room/snug and separate formal dining room, which is currently utilised as an office. The kitchen leads off the living room and has a range of matching base and wall cupboards, with ample work surfaces, inset sink and tiled splash backs, with an integrated gas hob and separate electric oven and further space for appliances. There is a separate utility room with additional cupboard storage, plumbing for washing machine and housing the oil fired central heating boiler.
A staircase from the living room, has useful cupboard storage below and leads up to the galleried landing with doors off to all rooms including an airing cupboard and separate linen cupboard. There are four good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom with suite to include, panelled bath with shower attachment, low flush w/c and hand wash basin.
Studio Annexe
A sizeable annexe is attached to the house, currently used as a home office and studio, ideal for someone looking to work from home, hobby or artist studio, but also has huge potential to provide additional accommodation to the main house or a separate residential annexe subject to any planning approval.
Outside
The plot extends to over a quarter of an acre, with the benefit of a gravelled driveway providing ample parking and mature gardens set principally to the front elevation and benefiting from a southerly aspect. The gardens are laid to lawn with floral borders and mature trees, together with an excellent detached workshop and further useful garden sheds and log stores to the rear.
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Services & Expenditure Information
Tenure: FREEHOLD
Services Connected: Electricity, Water and Drainage.
Oil Fired Centrally Heated (Boiler Approx. 2 Yrs Old)
Council Tax Band: E
Broadband availability: Ultrafast 1000Mbps down load 1000Mbps upload
Phone Coverage: 4g Available
The property is located in a designated Conservation Area
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About this agent
With expert local and regional knowledge, we have the ability to provide professional expertise not only in residential sales and lettings, but also in commercial, auctions and specialist Rural and Equestrian property. Being one of Hereford, Leominster and surrounding Herefordshire's longest established family run agencies, we are here to help you. History Bill Jackson, founder and chairman of Jackson Property, was born and bred in the county, christened in All Saints Church in Hereford. Bill grew up going to Hereford Cathedral Prep School and Lucton School and then joined Russell, Baldwin & Bright (Brightwells) in 1963 to do 3 years articles and training in auctioneering and estate agency. Bill has been in the property industry operating in Hereford, Leominster, Mid Wales, Shrewsbury and Overseas for over 50 years, most recently setting up Jackson Equestrian in Cheshire. Jackson Property has offices in Hereford, Leominster and London covering Hereford city, Leominster town and rural areas of Herefordshire, Powys & Shropshire In 2018, Nathan Jackman-Smith joined the board of Directors, moving to Managing Director in 2021. Nathan has created an excellent blend of Modern Estate Agency, with high traditional values, all encompassed by an excellent team, striving to help clients in any way that is possible. If you are looking for a new home, equestrian property, country home, bungalow, town house, commercial property, building plot, rental property or to sell your current home then please contact our Hereford, Leominster or Mayfair Office.