Fulhams Mews, Sutton, Tenbury Wells
Under OfferGuide price £675,000 Freehold
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Plot size: 1.16 acres
A Versatile Detached Family Home with Private Equestrian Facilities. Reception Hall - Cloakroom - Kitchen - Breakfast Room - Dining Room - Second Kitchen - Drawing Room with Roof Terrace - Butlers Pantry - Anti-Room to Turret - Turreted Study - Observation Room - Master Bedroom with En-Suite, Dressing Room and Roof Terrace - 3 Further Bedrooms - 2 Family Bathrooms - Utility / Tack Room - 3 Stables Garden - Pond - Paddock - Large Detached Barns - Self Contained Flat - Ample Parking - Set in Picturesque Countryside.
Fulhams Mews is situated at the end of a long private drive in a truly peaceful and idyllic countryside setting. This location offers an ideal combination of peaceful rural life with amenities on offer around 3 miles away in the beautiful market town of Tenbury Wells. Tenbury Wells is steeped in history and offers an abundance of facilities including primary and secondary schooling, cottage hospital, market theatre, churches, leisure facilities, library and supermarkets. Excellent rail links to London Paddington and Birmingham New Street can be found via Ludlow (12 miles) or Worcester (18 miles). Access to the motorway network is via junction 6 of the M5, approximately 24 miles distance. The cathedral cities of Hereford (20 miles), Worcester (18 miles) and the towns of Ludlow (12 miles), Leominster (8 miles) and Kidderminster (18 miles) are all within easy commuting distance.
Fulhams Mews is believed to date back to the 19th Century and is a beautiful family home which offers substantial and versatile living accommodation. The entrance hall has a oil fired wood burning stove, Italian tiled flooring, and is very warm, welcoming and inviting. The property has a lovely feel to it and exposed beams and brick walls dotted here and there, add to the property's character, warmth and charm. The Italian tiled flooring runs throughout the hallway and passageways, creating that wonderful sense of flow. The large kitchen has an array of units painted in a pale sage, which are complemented by quarry tiled flooring. There is space for a range cooker, dishwasher and fridge freezer and ample space for a table and chairs. The quarry tiled flooring runs through from the kitchen into the adjoining breakfast room, which could be used as a children's play room. The breakfast room has an exposed brick wall and a door leads out to the garden. The property benefits from having a second kitchen, which could easily be made into a utility room, if desired. The dining room can easily seat twelve guests, has a wood burning stove and French doors lead out to the garden which throw in an abundance of natural light. To one side of the entrance hall, oak latch doors lead you to two bedrooms, both of which have fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has a bath with shower over and this section of the house could make an ideal separate guest suite, if desired. Tucked away to the end is the laundry room which leads you into what was formerly the tack room. This room has quarry tiled flooring with a stable door leading to the front. This room could be utilised as an additional bedroom, office space, artists studio or indeed as a tack room. There is also a two storey turret which makes fantastic study / office. Here there is a little anti-room with a door leading out to the garden and three beamed steps lead you to the office and a spiral decorative cast iron staircase then leads you to the top floor where there are glorious views towards Clee Hill and picturesque countryside. The cloakroom completes the ground floor. From the main entrance hall stairs lead you to the galleried landing and to one side, lies the beautiful living room which has exposed beams and a wood burning stove. From here a door leads out to a decked terraced area from which you can enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. Along this section of the landing there is also a large walk-in storage cupboard. To the other side of the galleried landing, the master bedroom is spacious and has an en-suite bathroom and a separate dressing room with storage cupboards. Double doors also lead out to a further terrace. The second bedroom has a shower room adjacent with massage unit.
The beautiful red rich brick facade of Fulhams Mews is bedecked in Virginia Creeper which changes colour throughout the seasons. To the front of the property there is a pond and a lovely weeping willow tree. There is also ample gravelled parking. A raised flower bed to the front of the property houses a multitude of planting including roses in delicate shades of pink, peach and yellow. To the side of the property there are two adjoining (but not attached to the main residence) brick built barns which could, subject to the relevant permissions, be made into ancillary accommodation perhaps for those with extended families, or even holiday accommodation. There are two stables, currently used as storage, which are ideal for those with an equestrian interest. There is a separate turnout paddock and excellent and safe riding on your doorstep amongst fantastic countryside to Kyre Woods. Fulhams Mews has the additional advantage of having a one bedroom self contained apartment which lies above the stables. This could also create additional rental income if desired or could make excellent teenager's accommodation. The gardens have a wealth of mature trees and include beech, horse chestnut and silver birch to name but a few. There are also pear, apple and damson trees. A pergola lies to the side of the house and there is also a greenhouse. The surrounding countryside is simply idyllic and is home to an abundance of wildlife including fallow, roe deer and monk jacks.
Council Tax Band: G, Malvern Hills District Council.
Mains water (metered), electricity and septic tank drainage.
Oil-fired central heating.
Broadband is available at the property.
From the offices of Hayes, head to the Top Cross and turn left into the High Street. Proceed through town and by the railway station in Ledbury, follow signs to Bosbury on the B4214. After approximately 3 ½ miles, veer left on the B4214 towards Bromyard. When you come to the end of that road, turn right onto the A465 and then immediately left onto Pannier's Lane. Continue along that road heading straight over the cross roads into Old Road. Turn left at onto Tenbury Road (Co-Op Supermarket will be on your right hand side) and continue along that road for approximately 8 ½ miles. You will come to a sharp left hand bend in the road. Turn right into the driveway and continue for half a mile along the private drive. Take the third spur from the driveway on the right hand side. Viewing
Please contact our office on 01531 630030 if you wish to arrange a viewing appointment for this property or require further information.
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.
Fulhams Mews is situated at the end of a long private drive in a truly peaceful and idyllic countryside setting. This location offers an ideal combination of peaceful rural life with amenities on offer around 3 miles away in the beautiful market town of Tenbury Wells. Tenbury Wells is steeped in history and offers an abundance of facilities including primary and secondary schooling, cottage hospital, market theatre, churches, leisure facilities, library and supermarkets. Excellent rail links to London Paddington and Birmingham New Street can be found via Ludlow (12 miles) or Worcester (18 miles). Access to the motorway network is via junction 6 of the M5, approximately 24 miles distance. The cathedral cities of Hereford (20 miles), Worcester (18 miles) and the towns of Ludlow (12 miles), Leominster (8 miles) and Kidderminster (18 miles) are all within easy commuting distance.
Fulhams Mews is believed to date back to the 19th Century and is a beautiful family home which offers substantial and versatile living accommodation. The entrance hall has a oil fired wood burning stove, Italian tiled flooring, and is very warm, welcoming and inviting. The property has a lovely feel to it and exposed beams and brick walls dotted here and there, add to the property's character, warmth and charm. The Italian tiled flooring runs throughout the hallway and passageways, creating that wonderful sense of flow. The large kitchen has an array of units painted in a pale sage, which are complemented by quarry tiled flooring. There is space for a range cooker, dishwasher and fridge freezer and ample space for a table and chairs. The quarry tiled flooring runs through from the kitchen into the adjoining breakfast room, which could be used as a children's play room. The breakfast room has an exposed brick wall and a door leads out to the garden. The property benefits from having a second kitchen, which could easily be made into a utility room, if desired. The dining room can easily seat twelve guests, has a wood burning stove and French doors lead out to the garden which throw in an abundance of natural light. To one side of the entrance hall, oak latch doors lead you to two bedrooms, both of which have fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has a bath with shower over and this section of the house could make an ideal separate guest suite, if desired. Tucked away to the end is the laundry room which leads you into what was formerly the tack room. This room has quarry tiled flooring with a stable door leading to the front. This room could be utilised as an additional bedroom, office space, artists studio or indeed as a tack room. There is also a two storey turret which makes fantastic study / office. Here there is a little anti-room with a door leading out to the garden and three beamed steps lead you to the office and a spiral decorative cast iron staircase then leads you to the top floor where there are glorious views towards Clee Hill and picturesque countryside. The cloakroom completes the ground floor. From the main entrance hall stairs lead you to the galleried landing and to one side, lies the beautiful living room which has exposed beams and a wood burning stove. From here a door leads out to a decked terraced area from which you can enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. Along this section of the landing there is also a large walk-in storage cupboard. To the other side of the galleried landing, the master bedroom is spacious and has an en-suite bathroom and a separate dressing room with storage cupboards. Double doors also lead out to a further terrace. The second bedroom has a shower room adjacent with massage unit.
The beautiful red rich brick facade of Fulhams Mews is bedecked in Virginia Creeper which changes colour throughout the seasons. To the front of the property there is a pond and a lovely weeping willow tree. There is also ample gravelled parking. A raised flower bed to the front of the property houses a multitude of planting including roses in delicate shades of pink, peach and yellow. To the side of the property there are two adjoining (but not attached to the main residence) brick built barns which could, subject to the relevant permissions, be made into ancillary accommodation perhaps for those with extended families, or even holiday accommodation. There are two stables, currently used as storage, which are ideal for those with an equestrian interest. There is a separate turnout paddock and excellent and safe riding on your doorstep amongst fantastic countryside to Kyre Woods. Fulhams Mews has the additional advantage of having a one bedroom self contained apartment which lies above the stables. This could also create additional rental income if desired or could make excellent teenager's accommodation. The gardens have a wealth of mature trees and include beech, horse chestnut and silver birch to name but a few. There are also pear, apple and damson trees. A pergola lies to the side of the house and there is also a greenhouse. The surrounding countryside is simply idyllic and is home to an abundance of wildlife including fallow, roe deer and monk jacks.
Council Tax Band: G, Malvern Hills District Council.
Mains water (metered), electricity and septic tank drainage.
Oil-fired central heating.
Broadband is available at the property.
From the offices of Hayes, head to the Top Cross and turn left into the High Street. Proceed through town and by the railway station in Ledbury, follow signs to Bosbury on the B4214. After approximately 3 ½ miles, veer left on the B4214 towards Bromyard. When you come to the end of that road, turn right onto the A465 and then immediately left onto Pannier's Lane. Continue along that road heading straight over the cross roads into Old Road. Turn left at onto Tenbury Road (Co-Op Supermarket will be on your right hand side) and continue along that road for approximately 8 ½ miles. You will come to a sharp left hand bend in the road. Turn right into the driveway and continue for half a mile along the private drive. Take the third spur from the driveway on the right hand side. 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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