Immaculate timber‑framed barn conversion with exposed beams
Set in a quiet North Shropshire hamlet close to Wem, this immaculate timber‑framed barn conversion combines rustic character with contemporary comfort. The ground floor offers a spacious kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and a living room that opens out via French doors to a landscaped south‑facing garden — a pleasant, private spot for outdoor seating. The first floor provides three bedrooms, including a master with an en‑suite, plus a family bathroom. The property is chain free and finished with exposed timbers, light oak doors and double glazing.
Practical considerations are straightforward: there are two allocated parking spaces, a lockable external store room and visitor parking nearby. Heating is by an LPG boiler to radiators and mains utilities are believed connected; drainage is to a shared bio‑disc system, meaning communal maintenance and a shared cost for servicing. Broadband speeds in the area are very slow and mobile signal is only average — important for anyone who works from home.
This home will suit buyers seeking a characterful countryside base within easy driving distance of Wem, Whitchurch and Shrewsbury. It is comfortable and ready to occupy but retains scope for cosmetic updating to personalise the interior. Note the small plot size and end‑terrace position, which deliver manageable outside maintenance but less private garden than a detached home.