An impressive Grade II Listed detached residence believed to date back to 1730 occupying a peaceful setting in the popular village of Great Ness enjoying far reaching views over the beautiful surrounding countryside. The property has been beautifully restored and extended by the current owner and provides lovely, spacious open plan ground floor living space. Many original features have been retained including exposed beams, original staircase and exposed floorboards. Many of the windows have been replaced with beautifully made replacement windows (made by Manleys)

Mains water and electricity are connected
Heating is oil fired and drainage is via a septic tank

Key Features -

* An impressive Grade II Listed detached residence believed to date back to 1730 occupying a peaceful setting in the popular village of Great Ness enjoying far reaching views over the beautiful surrounding countryside. The property has been beautifully restored and extended by the current owner and provides lovely, spacious open plan ground floor living space. Many original features have been retained including exposed beams, original staircase and exposed floorboards. Many of the windows have been replaced with beautifully made replacement windows (made by Manleys)
* Large breakfast kitchen, utility, 2 ground floor WC’s, cellar, 4 reception rooms, 7 bedrooms, 2 family bathrooms, ensuite bathroom. In all extending to 4180 sq ft.
* Large garden enjoying beautiful views over the surrounding countryside. Ample parking for several cars
* Sandstone and brick outbuildings with planning permission for conversion to a spacious three bedroomed dwelling (Ref. No: 10/05179/FUL)
* Fireplaces with wood burning stoves. Aga range cooker.
* Mains water, electricity and septic tank drainage. Oil fired central heating.

Great Ness is a charming village with a church, approximately six miles from Shrewsbury and 10 miles from Oswestry surrounded by stunning countryside and beautiful country walks. The neighbouring village of Nesscliffe has a pub, village hall, garage and several other popular pubs are located in nearby villages. Shrewsbury has an extensive range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities and is noted for its exceptional schools both within the state and independent sectors. Excellent road communications include the A5/M54 which gives access to Telford, Oswestry and the West Midlands and the national motorway network and heading north to Chester and beyond. There is a mainline rail service from Shrewsbury with a direct service to London. Telford is 26 miles, Chester 39 miles and Birmingham 56 miles. A bus service runs between Shrewsbury and Oswestry with a bus stop just 0.5 mile away.