- Beautiful 17th Century semi-detached period cottage +
- Versatile living space with three reception areas +
- Character features including exposed beams and Inglenook fireplace +
- Garden with patio and raised decked seating area +
Bache Mill is a tranquil rural hamlet surrounded by scenic countryside, situated just a short distance from the historic market town of Ludlow. The area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, offering excellent walking, riding and outdoor pursuits, whilst Ludlow itself provides an excellent range of independent shops, renowned restaurants, and cultural attractions. There are well-regarded schools nearby and convenient road and rail links to the wider region.
1 Sunnyside Cottage is believed to date back to the 17th Century, this delightful home combines a wealth of period features with tasteful modern enhancements, offering versatile accommodation ideal for both family living and home working.
A solid oak door opens into a welcoming porch which leads through to a delightful reception room featuring an impressive Inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove, exposed ceiling beams and engineered oak flooring. An oak-framed partition subtly divides the space, providing flexibility for use as both a sitting and dining area while maintaining an open, airy feel.
A separate reception room provides an ideal study, home office, or additional family space. The room enjoys similar character detailing, with exposed timbers and modern flooring, and includes the timber staircase leading to the first floor.
To the rear, a modern extension creates a bright and versatile additional reception area or playroom, with French doors opening onto a private courtyard garden.
The spacious and contemporary kitchen is well appointed with a range of fitted base and wall units, providing generous storage and workspace. There is ample room for a Rangemaster-style electric cooker, fridge freezer, washing machine, and tumble dryer. French doors open directly to the terrace, allowing for excellent indoor-outdoor flow. A useful downstairs cloakroom and a large storage room/pantry complete the ground floor accommodation.
A timber staircase rises to a generous landing fitted with built-in cupboards enclosed by oak cottage-style doors.
The principal bedroom is particularly impressive, featuring a vaulted ceiling, exposed purlins and gable framework, a striking chimney breast, and original wide timber floorboards. There is a further double bedroom with fitted wardrobes, along with two single bedrooms offering flexibility for family use, guest accommodation or a study.
The family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a freestanding bath and separate shower enclosure, complemented by contemporary fittings and natural materials that blend seamlessly with the home’s traditional character.
The principal garden lies to the side of the cottage and is predominantly paved, creating an attractive and low-maintenance entertaining space. A raised decked area offers a lovely elevated seating position with a pleasant outlook across the garden and surrounding hamlet. The natural bedrock forms an attractive feature at the boundary, giving the space real character.
A pathway leads to a small stone-built outbuilding providing useful storage, alongside parking for two medium-sized vehicles positioned side by side.
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Directions
Head out of craven arms on the B4368 passing through corfton and turn left just before a sharp right hand turn signposted Bache Mill Middlehope. After a short distance take the first left turning back on yourself to park immediately on your left.