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HouseTelford (United Kingdom)
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Nestled in the picturesque village of Walcot, Shropshire, with views directly onto The Wrekin, a locally designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Mill House presents a rare opportunity to own a stunning countryside residence, blending equestrian facilities with extensive residential potential. This elegant five-bedroom property comes with well-maintained equestrian facilities, including a manège and paddocks, and has also been granted planning permission for the development of the barns to incorporate further residential space. To further enhance its appeal, The Mill House is offered with no onward chain.
Key Features:
• Beautifully Elevated Equestrian Residence
The Mill House is exquisitely positioned to fully capitalise on its delightful countryside setting, with elevated vistas in every direction. The iconic Wrekin serves as the centrepiece to these panoramic views.
• Spacious Interiors
With generous living spaces, this home offers the perfect balance of functionality and comfort. High ceilings and an abundance of natural light combine to enhance the sense of opulence and charm, while the property flows superbly from room to room.
• Double-Aspect Kitchen/Breakfast Room
The well-appointed kitchen provides ample counter space and sleek cabinetry, which blend seamlessly with the large Aga range. Large double-aspect windows frame the peaceful gardens and views, perfectly enhancing the room.
• Luxurious Bedrooms & Bathrooms
Upstairs, the property features well-sized bedrooms with bespoke fittings and far-reaching views. The master suite includes an en-suite bathroom equipped with a jacuzzi. The additional bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, offering a tranquil space to unwind.
• Extensive Private Gardens
The Mill House is set within expansive, landscaped gardens and rolling lawns, offering an ideal space for outdoor entertaining, children’s play, or simply soaking in the rural surroundings. The equestrian facilities include paddocks, a high-calibre manège, and a stable block with a tack room and stores, which have been granted planning permission for conversion into additional residential accommodation.
• Idyllic Location
Located in the sought-after village of Walcot, this home provides a serene retreat with easy access to Telford, Shrewsbury, and the wider Shropshire area. The village offers a peaceful rural atmosphere, with local amenities, schools, and transport links within easy reach. The area is well-connected for commuters, with excellent road and rail links to nearby towns and cities.
• Ample Parking & Garaging
The property features a stunning driveway past the paddocks, leading to dual parking areas near the main house and stable blocks. A separate detached garage offers ample additional storage space, and further outbuildings, such as a spacious summer house, provide versatile usage options.
• Perfect for Families or Second Home Buyers
Whether you’re looking for a permanent family residence or a luxurious second home, Mill House can be adapted to suit your every need.
Information:
Private Sewer (Septic Tank)
Mains Electricity and Water
Oil-fired Boiler
Broadband: We suggest you contact your provider.
Tenure: Freehold EPC: F Council Tax Band: G
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Advertiser reference : 101465670Le Figaro Properties reference : 76685084

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