8 The Knowle, Clee Hill, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8

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Character cottage in rural setting
Sitting room with Inglenook fireplace
Generous garden
Detached garage and driveway parking

Located in the tranquil rural hamlet of The Knowle, just a mile from Clee Hill village, this charming semi-detached cottage offers peace, character, and practicality in equal measure. The village provides everyday amenities including a primary school, post office, local store and doctor’s surgery, while the historic town of Ludlow lies just 6.5 miles to the west, and Tenbury Wells 4.5 miles to the south.

Set back from the lane, the property is approached via a gravelled driveway with parking for two vehicles. A detached garage sits to one side, complete with an adjoining wood store. A picket gate opens to the front garden, where neat lawns and gravelled areas frame the approach. A paved path leads to the front entrance, which opens beneath a traditional canopy porch.

Step through the front door into the dining room, a welcoming space with a slate tiled floor and staircase rising to the first floor. This room forms the heart of the home, linking seamlessly with the sitting room.

The sitting room lies to the left, full of character with a deep stone inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. The original bread oven remains, and a window to the front allows natural light to fill the room, adding to the homely feel.

From the dining room, continue into the kitchen, which has been stylishly updated by the current owners. Solid walnut worktops, a split Belfast sink and fitted units provide a blend of modern comfort and country charm. There's space for a range-style cooker, open shelving for display, and views over the rear garden.

A door leads through to the utility room,which includes plumbing for a washing machine and houses a WC. Doors open to both the front and the garden, making it ideal for everyday practicality.

Head upstairs to a central landing, where doors lead to two bedrooms and the bathroom. The principal bedroom enjoys views to the front and feels calm and spacious. The second bedroom is a comfortable double and includes fitted wardrobes. The bathroom is finished with a white suite and includes a shower bath, wash basin and WC, complemented by tiled walls and a heated towel rail.

The rear garden is a particularly special feature. A central gravelled path guides you through the space, passing various seating areas, lawns, and a thoughtfully designed outdoor entertaining area screened for privacy. A greenhouse is tucked to one side and a path leads to a chicken run at the far end. From here, the views stretch across open countryside, and a right of way across a neighbouring property allows access to a rear lane leading directly to Clee Hill Common.

To the side of the garden is a detached timber home office, built in 2021. Fully insulated and equipped with power, double glazing and broadband, it provides an ideal environment for working from home or pursuing creative projects.

Behind the office sits a timber-clad barn with a corrugated roof, currently used as a workshop and offering excellent additional storage or hobby space.

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Directions:
From Ludlow, take the A4117 towards Clee Hill and Kidderminster. Upon entering Clee Hill village, turn right at the signpost for Tenbury. Continue along this road for approximately one mile. As you reach the hamlet of The Knowle, look out for the metal chapel on the left-hand side—8 The Knowle is located immediately after, on the left.