JC0610 The picturesque hamlet Brockton sits in the beautiful Corvedale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which is just a 10 minute drive from Much Wenlock. The hamlet offers an excellent primary school and has a well renowned public house/restaurant - The Feathers Inn. The historic market town of Much Wenlock is 5 miles away and has further schools, a leisure centre with swimming pool, a range of independent shops, as well as restaurants along with everyday necessities including a post office, dentist, doctor’s surgery and veterinary practice. Its rural location offers access to open countryside and woodlands including Wenlock Edge with spectacular views across the Shropshire Hills, the property is ideally situated for those looking to enjoy the rural way of life, with miles of country walks in all directions. Slightly further afield the World Heritage Site Ironbridge, the historic town Ludlow and the county town of Shrewsbury provide more extensive range of amenities. The Old Post Office is a charming,period character home offering light and airy accommodation which includes an entrance hallway leading into a reception room with inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove set on solid natural limestone tiles and timber beamed ceiling, kitchen breakfast room with access to the rear garden, a glazed sun room featuring exposed stone connecting to the annex where you will find the main lounge with a wood burning stove, French solid oak flooring and stable door with access to the outside patio area. The first floor of the main cottage offers a large master bedroom with fitted wardrobes, a great second bedroom and a generous third bedroom, all offering semi-rural views. The spacious bathroom has a claw foot bath as the centrepiece and has a continuation of the solid wooden flooring that runs throughout the whole of the upstairs accommodation. The first floor of the annex is accessed via an oak staircase, it offers a bedroom/sitting room with Velux windows and a separate study. The property has a private driveway providing parking for several vehicles. The rear garden has a paved seating area with terraced borders and steps leading up onto the main lawned area which is edged by flower/shrub borders. The rear garden is enclosed by mature hedging and fencing, with an open rural aspect to the rear complimented by numerous well established fruit trees. In addition, the property offers the opportunity to repurpose the current ground floor store room, providing a variety of uses by either conversion into a utility/boot room, a further bathroom or home office to suit the need of the new homeowner.