• Council Tax Band D +
• EPC - D +
• Oil Fired Heating +
• Double Glazed +
• Rural Location +
• Cottage Style Garden +
• Off Road Parking +
• Character Property +
• Three Bedroom Barn Conversion +

Location Wolferlow is a charming rural community in the heart of the Herefordshire countryside, known for its unspoilt landscapes and idyllic setting. Nearby Bromyard offers a range of independent shops, cafés, schools, and regular community events, while the surrounding area is perfect for walking, riding, and enjoying the great outdoors. Property Description A rare opportunity to purchase a spacious and immaculately presented three-bedroom barn conversion, rich in character and charm. Nestled in the tranquil hamlet of Wolferlow near Bromyard, this delightful home blends rustic elegance with modern comfort, offering generous living space and cottage style garden.

The property features three well-proportioned double bedrooms and a wealth of original period features, including exposed beams, vaulted ceilings, and traditional architectural details throughout. The expansive living areas are bright and inviting, perfectly suited for both family life and entertaining.

Outside, the property enjoys a generous garden with a large patio area-ideal for al fresco dining-as well as mature planting and rural aspect, creating a true countryside retreat.

Located just 3 miles from the popular village of Clifton upon Teme, and within easy reach of the historic market towns of Bromyard and Tenbury Wells, the property is perfectly situated for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle with convenient access to local amenities. Front Cover Beautifully Presented Three-Bedroom Barn Conversion with Generous Garden

A Spacious And Character-Filled Barn Conversion Offering Three Double Bedrooms, Set Within A Generous Garden That Includes A Large Patio. Immaculately Maintained Both Inside And Out, The Property Boasts A Wealth Of Period Features, Including Exposed Beams And Original Character Throughout. Nestled In A Peaceful Rural Community Just 3 Miles From The Village Of Clifton Upon Teme, And Conveniently Located Near Bromyard And Tenbury Wells. EPC - D Dining Kitchen - 5.78m x 4.78m (18'11" x 15'8") A wooden stable door opens into a charming and spacious kitchen dining room featuring an integrated shaker style kitchen with a range of wall mounted and base units with a wooden counter top and inset ceramic sink and draining unit with chrome tap. Integrated 'Smeg' dishwasher, integrated 'whirlpool' washing machine. Feature breakfast peninsula with under counter fridge and freezer and space for seating. Space for electric range cooker and LPG supply. Two double glazed windows to the front aspect, double glazed French doors opening onto the garden patio. Two ceiling light pendants and further ceiling light point. Stone tiled flooring. Open carpeted staircase with under stair storage cupboard - 4.7m x 4.16m (15'5" x 13'7") A characterful dual aspect room with exposed beams and impressive fireplace with inset log burner, stone hearth and wooden mantlepiece. Four wall mounted lights. A double glazed windows to the front and two to the rear aspect. Stone tiled flooring. Two radiators. To the first floor is an impressive galleried landing with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams with a chandelier light pendant and double glazed window to the front aspect/. Loft access. Carpet. Radiator. Doors into bedrooms and family bathroom. - 4.78m x 3.04m (15'8" x 9'11") A dual aspect double bedroom with vaulted ceiling. Double glazed windows to the front and rear aspect with feature high level window on to the galleried landing. Exposed beams and brickwork. Radiator. Carpet. - 4.21m x 2.35m (13'9" x 7'8") A double bedroom with ceiling light point. Double glazed window to the rear aspect. Exposed beams. Carpets. Radiator. - 4.21m x 2.35m (13'9" x 7'8") A third double bedroom of similar proportions to the second with two ceiling light points. Double glazing to the front aspect. Exposed beams. Carpet. Radiator. A stylish and contemporary bathroom that blends original features with modern conveniences. With four spot down lights. Obscure double glazed window to the rear aspect. Walk in mains powered shower with rainfall and detachable shower head. Roll top bath. Chrome heated towel rail. Ceramic sink with chrome taps. Low level toilet. Exposed beams. Extractor fan. From John Goodwins Ledbury office head north on the B214 heading through the villages of Staplow and Castle Frome. At the A4103 T Junction turn right and then immediately left remaining on the B214 and passing through Bishops Frome and Munderfield until you reach another T Junction. Turn right onto the A465 and shortly right again onto the Bromyard Bypass. Take a left onto the B4203 and remain on this road for roughly 5 miles passing through Tedstone Wafare. Turn left down an unmarked road opposite 'Holly Bush Lane'. Remain on this road for roughly a mile where the property can be found down a private road on the left hand side.