• Six bedrooms +
• Four reception rooms +
• Large kitchen +
• 10.5kW Solar Array and 10kWh Solar Edge battery +
• Double glazing and central heating +

In a well-established and convenient location on the northern edge of the city, a very spacious former farmhouse offering versatile and adaptable family accommodation, all set in south facing gardens with extensive parking, a detached garage and gym space.

Situation and Description
The small hamlet of Shelwick lies on the northern side of the cathedral city of Hereford, just a short drive from the city centre. Hereford has a bustling centre with a choice of shops, cafes, pubs and eateries, as well as a multiplex cinema, theatre and a wide range of excellent schools and colleges. The historic cathedral lies in the heart of the city and overlooks the beautiful River Wye which runs through the county, which is renowned for its natural beauty, with rolling countryside offering plenty of outdoor activities and walks.

Shelwick Farm is a very spacious former farmhouse, that offers extensive and versatile family accommodation throughout. Facing due south, it occupies a large and sunny 0.3-acre plot and makes the most of its position with a recently installed Solar Array with 25 solar panels and a Solar Edge Inverter as well as a Solar Edge 10kWh battery. In addition, the house includes double glazing to the majority of windows, oil fired central heating, a number of feature fireplaces and a large kitchen and utility space.

Initially approached from a small lane, a private drive offers extensive parking and turning space. A covered porch and front door lead into a reception hall and then into the first of three large reception rooms. With a dual aspect and fireplace at one end, the study, which could be used as a living room, is a quiet space to relax and work. Next door a large sitting room has glazed doors leading out to the patio and gardens, a fireplace with fitted wood burner, a window seat and fitted bookshelves which open to reveal an understairs cupboard. A door then leads through to a dining room which has attractive and probably original block pine herringbone flooring, a large fireplace, wall lights and glazed doors leading out to the gardens. At the rear of the house a large and practical kitchen/ breakfast room has a range of fitted cupboards, plenty of workspace, windows to the rear, roof lights, and an adjoining pantry as well as a large utility room, which houses the Mistral oil fired central heating boiler.

Continuing through the dining room there is a hallway, off which are two ground floor bedrooms and bathroom. Also from the dining room, towards the rear of the house, steps drop down to a useful playroom, or seventh bedroom.