• • A detached house in an elevated, edge of village position
• • Living and dining rooms, kitchen, hall, rear porch and wc
• • 3 double bedrooms (1 En-suite), family bathroom
• • Fully double glazed, oil fired central heating
• • Ample off road parking, garage and car port.
• • Garden grounds with far reaching countryside views
• • EPC = 56 D
• • Additional garden grounds available via separate negotiations.

A detached house with well laid out accommodation and garden grounds, sat in an elevated position with views over the surrounding countryside and village.

The accommodation, which retains much of the original character of the property includes an entrance hallway with quarry tiled floor and under stairs storage, a dining room with oak boarded floor and feature open fire place. The sitting room has oak boarded floor, bay window to the front and inset multi fuel stove. The kitchen has a quarry tiled floor, a range of modern units with integrated double oven, hob, extractor and space for washing appliances. There is also feature solid fuel stove. To the rear there is a useful rear porch with access to a cloaks room with low level wc and wall mounted wash basin.

On the first floor, the landing has loft access and leads to 3 double bedrooms, two of which have ornamental fireplaces whilst the principle room benefits from an en-suite shower room with vanity wash basin, low level Wc, cubicle with direct feed shower and drencher and a ladder style chrome radiator. The family bathroom has a vanity wash basin and panelled bath with electric shower over, with a separate Wc adjoining.

The property is fully double glazed and has oil fired central heating.

A detached garden/plot of land extending to 0.75 acres or thereabout, is available by separate negotiation. The area has the remains of former Limekiln buildings and includes private orchard style lawns in an elevated position with far reaching views.

Off-road parking with access to a detached single garage and useful carport. Additional car parking space has been incorporated to a small garden area adjacent School Lane. To the rear of the property and off the rear of the garage is a raised patio with cover and views over the lawns and across the open countryside beyond. Off the lawn is a useful potting shed and storeroom. Integral to the rear of the house is a boiler room housing the 'Navien' oil boiler. To the front there is a second patio area, flower beds and steps leading up to the front entrance door.

A detached garden/plot of land extending to 0.75 acres or thereabout, is available by separate negotiation. The area has the remains of former Limekiln buildings and includes private orchard style lawns in an elevated position with far reaching views.

Directions

From Oswestry, proceed south on the A4 83 towards Welshpool for approximately 4 miles to the village of Pant. On entering the village take the first right onto school Lane and the property will be indicated by a For Sale sign.

Council Tax Band: D