4 bed detached house for sale

Newport Road, Edgmond TF10

Open that book and begin the story today. Sat on around 0.5 acres of ground, transform this property into your next fairytale cottage with planning permission to become a charming four bedroom, two bathroom home.

A gated driveway welcomes you as you park up and instantly feel the potential bursting in the air. The cottage itself is in need of some fairy godmother magic, currently offering an entrance hall, kitchen, living room and W.C already mapped out for a head start on the ground floor. The first floor is your own blank canvas. Outside, two store rooms attach to the cottage, while the gardens await year round fun and sun soaked soiree’s.

Look beyond the current form and imagine what could be, a stylish yet practical ground floor with an open plan kitchen/diner/family room, a living room, utility and cloakroom, making both entertaining and unwinding a breeze. Upstairs will be a true dream with a master suite presenting both a private ensuite and balcony with scenic views for optimal luxury living. A further three bedrooms and bathroom allows room for everyone to relax comfortably.

A detached annexe sits within the lower section of the garden offering a stylish kitchen/living area, bedroom, bathroom and bifold doors out to the garden, ideal for a guests, multigenerational living or a place to rest while you make up the main house.

Located in sought after Edgmond enjoy scenic, rural living with the buzzing town of Newport close by for excellent amenities, schools and travel links. Sprinkle some magic on The Cottage today and give us a call to book a viewing!

For further planning details please refer to the Shropshire planning portal with the reference number: Twc/2024/0003.

EPC Rating: D

Location

Edgmond is a rural village and civil parish in Shropshire, England, located northeast of the county, near Newport and Telford, characterised by its undulating agricultural landscape, historical buildings, and the presence of Harper Adams University. The village maintains a strong connection to its rural past, with countryside features extending into the settlement itself, though it is also a growing community within the Telford & Wrekin borough.