Quilmore, Clunton, Craven Arms, SY7 0QQ

This is a characterful, unique property, there are no large open plan communal living areas but the house has rustic charm, some beams and inglenook fireplaces. The property would best suit a couple whose children have flown the nest and who are looking for an idyllic rural retreat with plenty of space for putting up family and friends, when they visit.

The approach to the property is deep into the Shropshire Hills, via single track country lanes. There is a long steep track up to the property, arriving at a large turning circle with parking for several cars.

Upon entering the porch, you're welcomed into a warm and central hall that connects the main living spaces. To your right is a small but well-appointed kitchen with ample storage and charming farmhouse-style details, including cream cabinets, wooden countertops, and open shelving. The view from the kitchen window is uninterrupted, reaching as far as Clee Hill. Also off this hallway is a shower room with WC, bidet and hand wash basin.

The dining room exudes charm, centred by a traditional stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove and stone hearth. The space comfortably accommodates a large table and chairs, making it perfect for gatherings. The living room continues the character, featuring exposed wooden beams and a large rustic stone fireplace. A wood-burning stove creates a cosy focal point. There are a number of windows allowing natural light to fill the room. From the living room doors, you step out onto a private sun deck area, perfect for a cool, shaded retreat during summer afternoons.

From the hallway, there is a short, steep staircase up to the upper floor which features three comfortable bedrooms. The spacious principal bedroom includes an en-suite bathroom fitted with a roll-top bath, separate shower, WC, and hand wash basin. A balcony off the principal bedroom offers a quiet spot to take in the panoramic views of Brown Clee, Titterstone Clee, Ragleth Hill, and Caer Caradoc. The additional two double bedrooms are accessible from the landing. It should be noted that one of these bedrooms is a through room.

The property also includes a large laundry room, accessed from outside, with space for two washing machines, two tumble driers, and two fridge-freezers, fitted with a stainless-steel sink and worktop. The cellar, located under the lounge, offers extra storage, though with reduced head height and houses the filter system for the borehole. The separate workshop and log store, located in a standalone building, provides additional workspace and storage options. There is also an outdoor electric sauna to add to your relaxation.

The Cottage, once a former pig sty, is a secluded, separate 1-bedroom dwelling, located away from the man house. It offers fully fitted accommodation and is currently an established holiday rental business. It includes a well-equipped kitchen, shower room, and a mezzanine room with a double bed. Character features include exposed beams, a spiral staircase, and a wood-burning stove, adding a rustic charm. The cottage benefits from its own private terrace with a hot tub, providing an ideal relaxation spot, far reaching views and amazing stargazing at night.

The garden is south facing, with a small shed and vegetable plot. There are places to sit in the wildflower meadow-style lawn and enjoy the panoramic views that surround the property.