The White House, 42 Preston Brockhurst, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, SY4

NO ONWARD CHAIN
Spacious, Detached Grade || Listed Property
4 Bedrooms, 3 Reception Rooms
2 Bathrooms
Potential for Modernisation and Improvement
Outbuildings
Off Road Parking, Offering Ample Parking

Four bedroom detached period property situated in a small village in the beautiful north Shropshire countryside. Situated North of Shrewsbury this Grade II property sits on Approx 0.5 Acre.

Preston Brockhurst is a tranquil village nestled in the scenic countryside of Shropshire, located just a few miles north of Shrewsbury, the county town. This small yet vibrant community exudes traditional English village appeal, with peaceful lanes, historic architecture, and a backdrop of rolling farmland that reflects the timeless character of rural England

Ideally positioned between Shrewsbury and Wem, Preston Brockhurst offers residents and visitors the best of both worlds: easy access to urban amenities and services, along with the serenity and close-knit atmosphere of village life. The A49 and nearby railway stations provide convenient transport links for commuters or day-trippers exploring the surrounding areas.

The village is home to a friendly and welcoming community. It supports a relaxed lifestyle perfect for families, retirees, or anyone seeking a retreat from the bustle of larger towns. The area is surrounded by open fields, hedgerows, and woodlands, making it ideal for walking, cycling, and nature observation.

As you enter through the front door, you're welcomed by the entrance hall way, offering generous proportions and character found throughout the home. To your left, a spacious living room provides a warm and comfortable setting—perfect for everyday relaxation or entertaining guests.

At the centre of the home is a standout dining hall, perfect for bringing the household together—whether for family meals or hosting guests in style.

The kitchen, while serviceable as it stands, presents a great opportunity for future upgrades and personalisation.

Towards the rear of the property is a useful utility space and a convenient downstairs cloakroom/WC. A further flexible reception room completes the ground floor, offering excellent versatility.

The home's individuality is highlighted by two separate staircases rising to the first floor—an architectural feature that not only enhances charm but also offers excellent accessibility. Once upstairs, you're met with generously sized landing areas. The first floor offers four spacious double bedrooms, a well-appointed family bathroom which serves the bedrooms, completing the upstairs accommodation with comfort and practicality in mind.

From the first-floor landing, a set of steps leads to the second-floor level, where you'll find three distinct attic rooms. These versatile spaces offer exciting potential for conversion—whether into additional bedrooms, a home office, creative studio, or playroom—subject to the necessary planning permissions. With plenty of natural light and character, they provide a fantastic opportunity to expand the home and enhance its value.

The property is set within approximately 0.5 acres of grounds, offering a sense of space and privacy. The generous plot provides ample room for outdoor entertaining, gardening.

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Directions:
Start in Ironbridge and head northwest on Waterloo Street (B4373). Continue through Coalbrookdale, then follow signs to join the A4169 heading towards Buildwas. At Buildwas, take the A458 west towards Shrewsbury. As you approach Shrewsbury, follow signs for the A49 north, bypassing the town centre. Stay on the A49 for approx. 7 miles, then take the exit for Wem/Prees Green (B5063). Follow the B5063 east for about 2.5 miles. Turn left towards Preston Brockhurst and follow local signs to SY4 5QA.

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