3 bedroom link detached house for sale

Located within the rural hamlet of Eyton, is this unique three double bedroom linked detached characterful property with a feature water wheel, offering private front and rear gardens and driveway parking for multiple vehicles.

Property Details

Located within the rural hamlet of Eyton, located approximately one mile from the historic market town of Leominster, is this unique three-bedroom link detached Water Mill offering multi reception rooms, mature gardens with rural view and driveway parking. The property has been thoughtfully converted to create an individual space, full of character and charm, with many of the original mill workings being cleverly retained in the building.

Stepping inside, you are welcomed into the library - ideal for reading or working from home. Moving further into the property, you will discover original mill features, including the exposed mill cogs, a striking reminder of the property's heritage. The well-equipped kitchen enjoys views across the rear garden and provides access to a separate dining room. The ground floor also benefits from a useful utility room and a ground-floor W/C.

The first floor is home to the master bedroom, which benefits from a storage room and is serviced by the family bathroom. The unique mill room sits at the heart of the first floor, showcasing more of the original workings of the mill—an impressive talking point and a nod to the home's past. To the front of the property is a living room, featuring a log burner and dual-aspect windows, allowing you to fully appreciate the surrounding countryside views. The second floor offers two double bedrooms, each full of character and enjoying elevated rural views. The second floor offers a fantastic attic space, which has the potential to create two further bedrooms and a bathroom (subject to necessary planning consent). The attic floor has been strengthened for the potential for this to be converted.

Externally, the property offers front and rear gardens. The front garden is bordered by an attractive brook and was originally laid out as a arboretum containing a number of mature trees including Dawn Redwood, Tulip, Ginko and Catalpa Trees, alongside a productive Walnut Tree and various fruit trees.

A further garden lies behind the Mill with a stream and wildlife meadow garden to the left of the property. The stream has a small pool where it is is possible to enjoy wild swimming. The garden is a true retreat for wildlife including Otters, Kingfishers and Water Shrews. The local area is situated within a notable SSSI. The rear garden is includes a workshop, ideal for hobbies or additional storage. Driveway parking is located at the front of the property, providing ample space for multiple vehicles.

The first known reference to The Mill was in the 1327 Extent, in which it features part of the Luston Herneys owner by the Abbots of Reading. The side of the property holds the original Mill Wheel, which makes an unusual garden feature.

Viewings are highly recommended to fully appreciate this property.