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Map2 bedroom character property for sale
Checkley, Hereford
Character property
2 beds
1 bath
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band E
Features and description
- Detached 2 bedroom country home
- Desirable rural location
- Spacious living accommodation
- Garage & offroad parking
- South facing garden with countryside views
- Must be viewed
Individual detached property occupying an idyllic rural setting with 2 bedrooms, hardwood double glazing, a detached garage and a good sized garden (about 1/4 acre). Viewing highly recommended.
Property Description - This unique single storey dwelling occupies a tranquil rural setting, amidst unspoilt open countryside in one of Herefordshire's most sought after locations (known as the Golden Triangle) between the cathedral city of Hereford (7 miles) and the market towns of Ledbury (8 miles) and Ross-on-Wye (9 miles - with the M50 motorway links junctions 2 & 3).
Checkley sits on the edge of an area of "National Landscapes" in close proximity to Haugh Woods and the rivers Wye and Lugg, the area is noted for its multitude of footpaths and lovely walks. Within the village there is a church/village hall and further amenities are available in the nearby villages of Mordiford where there is a primary school, public house and Fownhope which has a shop/post office, a doctor's surgery, sports playing field, butcher and an exclusive health and leisure club (Wye Leisure).
The original property was believed to be constructed in the 1920s/30s and was significantly renovated approximately 30 years ago and, in more recent years has been extended and further upgraded and has oil central heating, hardwood double glazing, refitted bathroom/cloakroom, refitted kitchen and a spacious rooms with a wealth of character and charm and there is a detached garage, lovely garden (about 0.25 acre) and views of the countryside.
Entrance Hall - Accessed through a hardwood door and having a tiled floor, access hatch to the roof space, electric fuse board, radiator, oil fired central heating boiler, cupboard housing the water treatment plant.
Inner Hall/Utility Area - With plumbing for a washing machine, tiled floor and radiator.
Bathroom - Fitted with a white suite comprising bath, wash hand basin, WC, a double width shower cubicle with overhead and hand held fitments, tiled floor, ladder style radiator, extractor fan, downlighters and a window to the rear.
Kitchen - Refitted with sleek handleless contemporary base units with beech work tops and splash backs, sink, space and plumbing for a dishwasher, tiled floor, feature ceiling timbers, windows to the side and rear.
Agent's Note
There is an electric Everhot stove which is available for purchase by separate negotiation.
A step leads from the kitchen into the
Dining Room - With a high ceiling, exposed floorboards, part wood panelled walls, radiator, double doors out to the side and an archway through to the
Lounge - A lovely room with dual aspect windows and double doors to the front garden, exposed floorboards, 2 radiators, down lighters and a panelled glazed door into the
Main Inner Hall - Which has a "sun pipe", access hatch to the main roof space and a cloaks cupboard.
Bedroom 1 - Formerly 2 bedrooms it has exposed floorboards, 2 radiators, 2 windows the side and a bay window to the front.
Bedroom 2 - With exposed floorboards, radiator and a window to the side.
Outside - The property is approached through a wooden 5 bar gate which leads on to a gravelled driveway and parking area.
The property stands in a good sized south facing garden (approx 0.25 acres) which is well stocked to the front with a variety of ornamental shrubs. To the front and side there is a flagstone paved patio area. To the rear is a former vegetable garden, garden shed and a greenhouse. The gardens are all enclosed by post and rail stock proof fencing.
Detached Garage - With up and over door, light and power.
There is an outside tap, oil storage tank.
Property Services - Mains electricity. Private water supply, private drainage, oil fired central heating
Outgoings - Council tax band 'E' - £2,977 for 2025/2026
Directions - From Hereford proceed initially towards Ledbury on the A438, then turn right on to the B4224 towards Fownhope. Continue through Hampton Bishop into Mordiford crossing over the river bridge and then turn left (before The Moon Inn) towards Dormington, after 1 mile turn left as signposted towards Checkley, follow the road to the next junction and turn sharp right up the hill. Continue for 1.75 miles over the common and pass under an avenue of trees and turn right down the hill and after a 1/4 of a mile turn right again following the lane to the right and the property will be located in front of you.
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Viewing - Strictly by appointment through the Agent, Flint & Cook, Hereford[use Contact Agent Button].
Opening Hours - Monday - Friday9.00 am - 5.30 pm
Saturday 9.00 am - 1.00 pm
Money Laundering Regulations - Prospective purchasers will be asked to produce identification, address verification and proof of funds at the time of making an offer.
Property Description - This unique single storey dwelling occupies a tranquil rural setting, amidst unspoilt open countryside in one of Herefordshire's most sought after locations (known as the Golden Triangle) between the cathedral city of Hereford (7 miles) and the market towns of Ledbury (8 miles) and Ross-on-Wye (9 miles - with the M50 motorway links junctions 2 & 3).
Checkley sits on the edge of an area of "National Landscapes" in close proximity to Haugh Woods and the rivers Wye and Lugg, the area is noted for its multitude of footpaths and lovely walks. Within the village there is a church/village hall and further amenities are available in the nearby villages of Mordiford where there is a primary school, public house and Fownhope which has a shop/post office, a doctor's surgery, sports playing field, butcher and an exclusive health and leisure club (Wye Leisure).
The original property was believed to be constructed in the 1920s/30s and was significantly renovated approximately 30 years ago and, in more recent years has been extended and further upgraded and has oil central heating, hardwood double glazing, refitted bathroom/cloakroom, refitted kitchen and a spacious rooms with a wealth of character and charm and there is a detached garage, lovely garden (about 0.25 acre) and views of the countryside.
Entrance Hall - Accessed through a hardwood door and having a tiled floor, access hatch to the roof space, electric fuse board, radiator, oil fired central heating boiler, cupboard housing the water treatment plant.
Inner Hall/Utility Area - With plumbing for a washing machine, tiled floor and radiator.
Bathroom - Fitted with a white suite comprising bath, wash hand basin, WC, a double width shower cubicle with overhead and hand held fitments, tiled floor, ladder style radiator, extractor fan, downlighters and a window to the rear.
Kitchen - Refitted with sleek handleless contemporary base units with beech work tops and splash backs, sink, space and plumbing for a dishwasher, tiled floor, feature ceiling timbers, windows to the side and rear.
Agent's Note
There is an electric Everhot stove which is available for purchase by separate negotiation.
A step leads from the kitchen into the
Dining Room - With a high ceiling, exposed floorboards, part wood panelled walls, radiator, double doors out to the side and an archway through to the
Lounge - A lovely room with dual aspect windows and double doors to the front garden, exposed floorboards, 2 radiators, down lighters and a panelled glazed door into the
Main Inner Hall - Which has a "sun pipe", access hatch to the main roof space and a cloaks cupboard.
Bedroom 1 - Formerly 2 bedrooms it has exposed floorboards, 2 radiators, 2 windows the side and a bay window to the front.
Bedroom 2 - With exposed floorboards, radiator and a window to the side.
Outside - The property is approached through a wooden 5 bar gate which leads on to a gravelled driveway and parking area.
The property stands in a good sized south facing garden (approx 0.25 acres) which is well stocked to the front with a variety of ornamental shrubs. To the front and side there is a flagstone paved patio area. To the rear is a former vegetable garden, garden shed and a greenhouse. The gardens are all enclosed by post and rail stock proof fencing.
Detached Garage - With up and over door, light and power.
There is an outside tap, oil storage tank.
Property Services - Mains electricity. Private water supply, private drainage, oil fired central heating
Outgoings - Council tax band 'E' - £2,977 for 2025/2026
Directions - From Hereford proceed initially towards Ledbury on the A438, then turn right on to the B4224 towards Fownhope. Continue through Hampton Bishop into Mordiford crossing over the river bridge and then turn left (before The Moon Inn) towards Dormington, after 1 mile turn left as signposted towards Checkley, follow the road to the next junction and turn sharp right up the hill. Continue for 1.75 miles over the common and pass under an avenue of trees and turn right down the hill and after a 1/4 of a mile turn right again following the lane to the right and the property will be located in front of you.
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Viewing - Strictly by appointment through the Agent, Flint & Cook, Hereford[use Contact Agent Button].
Opening Hours - Monday - Friday9.00 am - 5.30 pm
Saturday 9.00 am - 1.00 pm
Money Laundering Regulations - Prospective purchasers will be asked to produce identification, address verification and proof of funds at the time of making an offer.
About this agent
Gerard Flint and Jonathan Cook joined in Partnership in 1996. Previously Gerard, who is a qualified Chartered Surveyor, had been responsible for the Hereford and Bromyard branches of Lear & Lear, a large multi-office firm, subsequently running these offices under his own name. Jonathan started his career in Estate Agency in Hereford in the mid-1980s. Working for the National Company G A Property Services, Jonathan continued his career as manager of the Hereford branch, which became one of the most successful in the region. Flint and Cook have become one of the leading privately owned firms of Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents in the County. The Company expanded in 2001 with the opening of a new office in Ross-on-Wye, thereby strengthening Flint & Cook’s area of operation in South Herefordshire. Our employees are carefully chosen and are trained both in-house and through the National Association of Estate Agents. Flint and Cook offices are strategically situated in Hereford City, Ross-on-Wye and Bromyard Town to provide an unrivalled Estate Agency service across Herefordshire. The main office in Hereford is situated in King Street, the City’s main professional sector, close to the Cathedral. Bromyard’s High Street Office is prominently situated and deals with the sale of town and rural property in North Herefordshire. In Ross-on-Wye the office is situated in the main High Street and provides a service across South Herefordshire.