Cottage in walkers’ paradise

Stunning views towards The Stiperstones, are to be enjoyed from this 4 bedroom, traditional stone cottage. Welsh Row was once 3 miners’ cottages, is found down a farm track, affording it a secluded position, some 6 miles from Minsterley, 11 to Bishops’ Castle and 16 to Shrewsbury, in what is today a walkers and nature lovers paradise.

Balfours has launched Welsh Row, set in 0.6 of an acre, to the market with a guide price of £575,000. The accommodation as it is used today comprises of an entrance porch, leading into the dining room, to one side is the kitchen breakfast room, with a living room on through.

To the opposite side of dining room are 3 additional reception rooms, a sitting room, sunroom and studio/study, the latter also having external access. Ground floor accommodation also provides a cloakroom and utility room. The master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, there are 2 double bedrooms and a twin bedroom, plus a family bathroom, renovated to include roll-top bath.

Head of sales, Alistair Hilton, comments: “This is one of those charming gems with a wealth of character, including inglenook fireplaces, exposed beams and stonework in several of the reception rooms, plus a bread-oven in the studio. The main living room benefits from French doors to the terrace offering full vantage of the views.

“The whole is set in more than 1/2 acre, incorporating a wildflower meadow. There are a range of outbuildings and a workshop, with the property benefiting from a biomass boiler and solar panels to heat the hot water,” he adds. For more call 01743 353511.