Hazelbrae, Wellington, Hereford
SoldGuide price £370,000 Freehold
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Plot size: 0.113 acres
An Attractive and Beautifully Presented Detached Cottage in the Sought After Herefordshire Village of Wellington. Porch - Reception Hall - Snug/Study - Sitting Room - Kitchen/Breakfast Room - Utility - Cloakroom - Master Bedroom with En-Suite - Three/Four Further Bedrooms - Family Bathroom - Garden - Double Garage.
Hazelbrae is situated within the popular village of Wellington with a shop, primary school, village hall, public house, church, bowling green, tennis courts and sports playing field. The Cathedral City of Hereford, 6 miles, offers an extensive choice of primary and secondary schooling, a wide range of retail and leisure facilities, a theatre and sports grounds. The historic market town of Ludlow, 18.5 miles, with fascinating architecture dating back to the Norman age, is famous for its castle, award winning restaurants and festivals whilst Ledbury, 18 miles, has a good range of independent shops and charming black and white buildings. The interesting border town of Hay-on-Wye, 18 miles, is famous for its bookshops and International Literary Festival and is the gateway to the dramatic scenery of the Black Mountains. Excellent rail links to London Paddington and Birmingham New Street can be found in Hereford and the motorway network is accessed from the M50 at Ross just 18 miles away.
Hazelbrae is an attractive, red brick cottage that was built twenty five years ago and designed to be in total sympathy with the pretty black and white properties either side of it. Recently refurbished and extended, the property is a light and spacious home of character with exposed oak beams, ledge and brace doors and inglenook-style fireplace. The attractive porch has quarry tile flooring and windows either side. A glass panel door takes you into the open plan reception hall with flagstone floor, oak staircase with storage under and the light snug/study with exposed oak beam and window overlooking the garden. The spacious and airy sitting room has double aspect windows and French doors leading out to the rear patio. The oak beam and brick inglenook-style fireplace with a woodburner on a stone hearth brings character and charm to the room. The large kitchen/breakfast room has a terracotta tiled floor, oak beams and a range of contemporary fitted units with built-in oven, gas hob, space for a dishwasher and plenty of room for an American style fridge/freezer. The utility room has space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer above. From the rear lobby, with slate floor and stable door to the garden, is the cloakroom with white suite and door into the fourth bedroom, which could equally be used as an office. This room has oak floor, exposed beam and window looking out to the rear garden. The stairs from the hall lead up to the light, galleried landing with airing cupboard. The master bedroom has fitted wardrobes with oak doors and an en-suite shower room with tiled floor, white suite and tiled shower unit. There are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with tiled floor and traditionally styled white suite including a double ended bath with ball and claw feet.
The property is approached through a wooden field gate onto the gravel parking area for several cars. Stone steps lead up to the porch and attractive stone walling provides raised beds planted with flowers and shrubs. A small pond with rock falls is a charming feature and a sunken circular patio with built-in barbecue has a backdrop of shrubs and climbing plants. The private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with delightful mixed borders and specimen trees and the stone paved patio is ideal for outside entertaining. A shed in the corner of the garden is attractively bedecked by greenery. The large double garage has wooden doors, power and light and attached are two further sheds ideal for storage.
Council Tax Band: E, Herefordshire Council
Mains water, mains electricity, mains drainage
Gas fired central heating.
Broadband is available at the property.
From the offices of Hayes, head to the Top Cross and turn left onto the High Street and follow the A438 signposted to Hereford. Approximately three miles out of Ledbury at the Trumpet Crossroads, turn right onto the A417. Continue on this road going straight over the crossroads with the A4103, staying on the A417. When you reach the Burley Gate roundabout, take the second exit continuing on the A417 to Leominster. At the junction with the A49, turn left and go over Dinmore Hill passing Queenswood and a garden centre on your right. Take the next turning right signposted Wellington Village and after passing the church and school turn left into the Auberrow Road. Hazelbrae is the second property on the left. Viewing
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Hazelbrae is situated within the popular village of Wellington with a shop, primary school, village hall, public house, church, bowling green, tennis courts and sports playing field. The Cathedral City of Hereford, 6 miles, offers an extensive choice of primary and secondary schooling, a wide range of retail and leisure facilities, a theatre and sports grounds. The historic market town of Ludlow, 18.5 miles, with fascinating architecture dating back to the Norman age, is famous for its castle, award winning restaurants and festivals whilst Ledbury, 18 miles, has a good range of independent shops and charming black and white buildings. The interesting border town of Hay-on-Wye, 18 miles, is famous for its bookshops and International Literary Festival and is the gateway to the dramatic scenery of the Black Mountains. Excellent rail links to London Paddington and Birmingham New Street can be found in Hereford and the motorway network is accessed from the M50 at Ross just 18 miles away.
Hazelbrae is an attractive, red brick cottage that was built twenty five years ago and designed to be in total sympathy with the pretty black and white properties either side of it. Recently refurbished and extended, the property is a light and spacious home of character with exposed oak beams, ledge and brace doors and inglenook-style fireplace. The attractive porch has quarry tile flooring and windows either side. A glass panel door takes you into the open plan reception hall with flagstone floor, oak staircase with storage under and the light snug/study with exposed oak beam and window overlooking the garden. The spacious and airy sitting room has double aspect windows and French doors leading out to the rear patio. The oak beam and brick inglenook-style fireplace with a woodburner on a stone hearth brings character and charm to the room. The large kitchen/breakfast room has a terracotta tiled floor, oak beams and a range of contemporary fitted units with built-in oven, gas hob, space for a dishwasher and plenty of room for an American style fridge/freezer. The utility room has space for both a washing machine and tumble dryer above. From the rear lobby, with slate floor and stable door to the garden, is the cloakroom with white suite and door into the fourth bedroom, which could equally be used as an office. This room has oak floor, exposed beam and window looking out to the rear garden. The stairs from the hall lead up to the light, galleried landing with airing cupboard. The master bedroom has fitted wardrobes with oak doors and an en-suite shower room with tiled floor, white suite and tiled shower unit. There are three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with tiled floor and traditionally styled white suite including a double ended bath with ball and claw feet.
The property is approached through a wooden field gate onto the gravel parking area for several cars. Stone steps lead up to the porch and attractive stone walling provides raised beds planted with flowers and shrubs. A small pond with rock falls is a charming feature and a sunken circular patio with built-in barbecue has a backdrop of shrubs and climbing plants. The private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with delightful mixed borders and specimen trees and the stone paved patio is ideal for outside entertaining. A shed in the corner of the garden is attractively bedecked by greenery. The large double garage has wooden doors, power and light and attached are two further sheds ideal for storage.
Council Tax Band: E, Herefordshire Council
Mains water, mains electricity, mains drainage
Gas fired central heating.
Broadband is available at the property.
From the offices of Hayes, head to the Top Cross and turn left onto the High Street and follow the A438 signposted to Hereford. Approximately three miles out of Ledbury at the Trumpet Crossroads, turn right onto the A417. Continue on this road going straight over the crossroads with the A4103, staying on the A417. When you reach the Burley Gate roundabout, take the second exit continuing on the A417 to Leominster. At the junction with the A49, turn left and go over Dinmore Hill passing Queenswood and a garden centre on your right. Take the next turning right signposted Wellington Village and after passing the church and school turn left into the Auberrow Road. Hazelbrae is the second property on the left. Viewing
Please contact our office on 01531 630030 if you wish to arrange a viewing appointment for this property or require further information.
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Hayes Sales and Lettings endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in floor plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection.
