Hughley, a small village in the South Shropshire Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This magnificent Grade II listed Georgian house offers with around 4 acres, has historical charm with its balanced architecture and room dimensions, striking high ceilings and elegant sash windows. Additionally, the presence of outbuildings, including stables and barns, presents opportunities for storage or potential conversion into additional living spaces. (STPP).
Much Wenlock - 4 miles, Bridgnorth - 11 miles, Ironbridge - 9 miles, Telford - 11 miles, Kidderminster - 28 miles, Wolverhampton - 26 miles, Shrewsbury - 16 miles, Birmingham - 38 miles. (All distances are approximate).

Location - Hughley is a small rural village with a 13th Century Church, which lies in the south Shropshire Hills, just off Wenlock Edge an impressive limestone escarpment. Described as a walkers paradise with the Shropshire Way and walks along the Edge, the village lies conveniently close to the Church Stretton Hills, Stiperstones and Clee Hills. Along with many other outdoor activities, there is a nearby livery yard. Hughley is located under 5 miles from the historic market town of Much Wenlock which offers a good local variety of amenities to include a post office, bakers, butcher, shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants along with healthcare and primary and secondary Schooling, theatre and sports centre.

Overview - This elegant home is ideal for those who appreciate the beauty of Georgian architecture and the allure of countryside living, all while being conveniently located near the amenities of Much Wenlock and Shrewsbury. Whether you are looking for a family home or a peaceful retreat, this is a remarkable opportunity. The house stands within around 4 acres of private grounds and woodland along with a courtyard of outbuildings to include a selection of stables and barns which offers excellent potential having previously had planning permission.

Accommodation - From the reception hall, laid with quarry tiles, there is a guest cloakroom/WC, access to a cellar and three generous sized reception rooms to include a drawing room enjoying a dual aspect overlooking the front gardens with sash windows and shutters, along with a fireplace housing a gas fire. A sitting room again enjoys dual aspects over the gardens through the sash windows with shutters and a fireplace housing a Clear View log burner. A formal dining room, with fireplace housing a gas fire, has French doors that open out onto the front terrace. The breakfast kitchen with bespoke oak units includes an integrated fridge, dishwasher, electric hob with extractor hood and an oven/grill below. A separate utility room provides further storage and preparation area along with a sink and a cupboard housing the central heating controls. There is provision for a washing machine and dryer with a window looking into the courtyard. Leading off is the pantry. A door opens through into the adjoining boot/cloaks room with a stable door leading out into the courtyard.