- Character stone cottage with exposed beams and multi-fuel burner
- Three bedrooms, two reception rooms; modest internal footprint
- Large private gardens, greenhouse, garage and driveway (2–3 cars)
- Elevated rural views over adjacent farmland; peaceful hamlet location
- EPC Grade D; double glazing fitted before 2002
- Oil-fired boiler and radiators (oil tank on site)
- Slow fixed broadband speeds despite excellent mobile signal
- Granite walls likely uninsulated; may require thermal upgrades
A traditional stone-built cottage set in a peaceful hamlet just outside Oswestry, this three-bedroom semi-detached home sits on a generous plot with long established front and rear gardens. The living room with exposed beams and a multi-fuel burner, separate dining room, fitted kitchen and useful utility/boot room give comfortable, flexible living across an average-sized footprint. A garage, gated driveway for 2–3 cars and greenhouse add practical outdoor amenities for gardening and storage.
The house retains character features and elevated views over adjacent farmland that will appeal to families or countryside commuters. Accommodation is arranged over two storeys with three bedrooms on the first floor; the footprint is modest compared with modern family homes but the large garden provides scope for outdoor living, extensions (subject to consent) or landscaping.
Buyers should note the property’s practical considerations: oil-fired central heating, an EPC rating of D, double glazing fitted before 2002 and granite walls likely without modern insulation. Broadband speeds are reported as slow despite excellent mobile signal. Interiors are broadly sound but show traditional finishes and may benefit from updating, which presents opportunity for value improvement. Overall this is a character cottage suited to those seeking a quiet rural home with good outdoor space and period charm.