ADDRESS
Bringsty Common, Herefordshire
PRICE
£725,000 - Sold STC
BEDROOMS
4 Bedrooms
RECEPTION SPACES
3 Reception Spaces
BATH / SHOWER ROOMS
2 Bath / Shower Rooms
- Classic Bringsty Common period stone cottage with access straight out to miles of common land and local footpaths
- Lots of space with light rooms overlooking the surrounding gardens - big live-in kitchen at the centre of the home on the ground floor plus 3 other reception rooms
- 4 bedrooms on the first floor - the vaulted master room has its own shower. Two further bathrooms
- Set in around 3/4 acres of pretty gardens with access via the garden gate straight onto the common for endless miles of wonderful walks
- Gated driveway with lots of parking and hardstanding. Big integral double garage perfect for that classic car. There is lots of space for further outbuildings if desired (stp)
- Bringsty common is a unique rural setting - over 200 acres of common land owned by Herefordshire Council with around 80 private dwellings dotted around
- Beautiful bracken covered rolling hillsides with woodland are criss-crossed by a myriad of paths and bridleways - never take the same daily walk and enjoy the ever changing seasons
- Malvern, Ledbury and Worcester are in easy reach along with the M5 at junction 7 via the new South Worcester dual carriageway. Worcester Parkway likewise with regular London and Birmingham services
- The bustling market town of Bromyard is a few miles to the west with excellent local facilities. Knightwick is just down the lane with GP surgery, Knightwick Butchers & Deli and plus The Talbot
- Serivices: Mains electricity, water. Directions: WR6 5UJ - Holly Cottage is no 10 on Bringsty. WHAT3WORDS: partner.relished.feel
A classic stone-built country cottage in a unique rural setting on the beautiful Bringsty Common with 0.75 acres of pretty gardens. Large live-in kitchen breakfast room, 3 reception rooms, 4 beds 2 baths. Double garage. Many miles of un-spoilt walks across the common and into the surrounding Teme Valley countryside. Knightwick is just down the road, Bromyard is a few miles into Herefordshire plus both Worcester and Malvern are within easy reach. With no onward chain, it's ready when you are
