• Development potential +
• Detached cottage +
• Two Bedrooms +
• Two Reception Rooms +
• Sought after location +
• Set in 0.45 acres +

Nestled in the charming area of Green Crize, Hereford, this delightful detached period house offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a blend of city convenience and countryside tranquility.
Set on a generous plot of 0.45 acres, the potential for building plots, subject to obtaining the relevant Planning Permission, adds an exciting dimension to this property, making it a wise investment for the future. The property itself has two spacious reception rooms, two well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom, making it ideal for small families or couples. While the main property is in need of modernisation, it presents a fantastic opportunity for buyers to put their own stamp on it and create a home tailored to their tastes. This is a rare chance to acquire a home in a desirable location that offers both space and potential. Whether you are looking to renovate a charming period property or explore development opportunities, this house in Green Crize is not to be missed.

Location - The property is ideally located in a semi-rural location offering the peace of the countryside with stunning views, whilst standing less than 1 mile from Holme Lacy Road with its range of amenities. The property also stands just 2.5 miles from Hereford’s City Centre.

Accommodation -

Entrance Hall - The porch provides a sheltered entry point into the home, leading directly into the entrance hall. From here, a doors offer access to all principal rooms, ensuring easy circulation throughout the property. A useful built-in storage cupboard is conveniently located within the hall, ideal for coats, shoes, or household items.

Living Room - The living room features both front and rear aspect windows, allowing plenty of natural light throughout the day. A central fireplace with an elegant surround serves as a focal point, while exposed timber beams add warmth and character to the space.

Dining Room - The dining room features a front-aspect window that allows natural light to fill the space. Stairs rise from this room to the first floor, providing access to the upper level.

Kitchen - The kitchen is fitted with matching wall and base units, creating a cohesive look. A sink drainer unit is positioned beneath the rear aspect window, allowing natural light. There is space allocated for freestanding appliances such as an oven, cooker and other white goods. An oil-fired Aga adds a traditional touch, and a useful storage cupboard offers additional practicality.