Property history of The Coach House, Knighton LD7 1TW, 1st Mar 2008

An outstanding, most appealing three bedroom detached stone residence nestling within some of South Shropshire's most beautiful countryside and with absolutely stunning views across The Teme Valley.

Great character and many appealing features.Set within beautiful gardens and around two acres of woodland.Very flexible accommodation with potential for annex or studio.Superb spacious kitchen/dining room.Drawing room, office (optional formal dining room).A nature lover's haven.Car port and parking for several cars.

This lovely country home was converted from a former stone coach house. It is set in a quite idyllic position being elevated, taking full advantage of the views.

The house was modernised in about 1970 and the accommodation is very flexible. The beamed ceilings are high. There are presently three large bedrooms, one of which could be used as a self contained annex or studio having access to a shower/WC and from a staircase down to separate access into the property.

Included in the ground floor accommodation is a shower room with separate ground floor WC. The present office/study could be used as a formal dining room if required. From the kitchen/dining room there is a walk through into a lovely sitting area with french doors onto the paved sun terrace. There is a basement with plans to convert into a utility room. There is a solar panel.

The ground would be of particular interest to garden lovers especially those with a passion for nature and conservation. The house stands well back from the country lane. There is a long stone driveway flanked on one side by woodland leading to more formal gardens. To one side of the house is a very sunny and sheltered south facing sun terrace area. To the rear is most of the woodland through which runs a small stream which is a very attractive feature. There is a mature vegetable plot.

The front of the house overlooks The Teme Valley and the grounds back onto open hillside with Offas Dyke just beyond.

DirectionsThe Coach House is about 19 miles west of Ludlow. From Ludlow proceed in a northerly direction along the A49. After about 2.5 miles turn left onto the A4113 road, signposted Knighton. Carry on along this road passing through Leintwardine village and turn right onto the A4113 towards Knighton, passing through Walford and Brampton Bryan and into Knighton. Turn right, signposted Bishops Castle and carry on towards the station. Proceed over the railway bridge and turn left into Kinsley Road, signposted Skyborry and Llanfair Waterdine. Continue for approximately 1 mile past a green garage on the left hand side with the sign Lower Skyborry on the door. Look out for three drives on the right hand side and take the middle drive to The Coach House.