Five bedrooms including four doubles and two bathrooms
Hurst Barn is an extended former 1920s estate cottage set in a very large plot with an adjoining paddock of about 1.1 acres. The house offers generous family accommodation across two storeys: five bedrooms (four doubles), two bathrooms, three reception rooms, a large kitchen/breakfast room and a conservatory that opens onto elevated garden views over the River Clun and surrounding countryside.
The grounds are a major asset — extensive lawned gardens, vegetable plots, a small orchard, greenhouse/potting shed, summer house, store and a galvanised workshop. There is a tarmac driveway with ample off-street parking and gated access to the paddock. Further adjoining land (circa 7.06 acres) is available by separate negotiation for more grazing or amenity use.
Practical details: the property has oil-fired boiler heating, wood-framed double glazing (installed after 2002) and granite or whinstone walls with internal insulation. Mains electric and water are connected; the property uses private sewerage. Broadband is very slow (around 17 Mbps) and mobile signal is average — important for home working. Flooding risk is recorded as medium; buyers should verify during enquiries.
Points to note: the house has been extended and adapted over decades and will suit buyers willing to maintain period features and modernise where desired. Oil heating and private drainage are ongoing running-cost considerations. Overall, this is a characterful, spacious rural family home with substantial outdoor space and clear potential for gardening, hobby farming or small‑scale equestrian use.