Guide price
£600,000
4 bed detached house for salePoplar Road, Clehonger, Hereford HR2
4 beds
2 baths
4 receptions
EPC Rating: C
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About this property
Over 2,000 sq. Ft Internal Space
0.25 Acre Plot
Generous Private Gardens & Driveway
4 Double Bedrooms
Principal Bedroom Suite
Beautifully Maintained & Presented Throughout
A Substantial and Beautifully Presented 4 Bedroom Detached Home, set within a generous quarter acre plot in the popular village of Clehonger, offering over 2,000 sq. Ft of versatile living space, a superb kitchen/dining room, three reception rooms, two contemporary bathrooms, driveway parking with integrated storage, and a large, mature rear garden – including a sun drenched south facing patio.
Entrance Hall – Kitchen/Dining Room – Sitting Room – Garden Room – Study/Play Room – Utility Room – Downstairs WC – Storage – Landing – Airing Cupboard – Bedroom 1 with Ensuite – 3 Further Double Bedrooms – Family Bathroom – Large Rear Garden – Patio – Decked Seating Area – Greenhouse – Timber Shed – Solar Thermal Panel – Driveway Parking with Storage Unit – Front Lawn – Approx. Quarter Acre Plot
Netherwood is a spacious and thoughtfully arranged family home that makes excellent use of its generous footprint. The property has been significantly improved and well maintained by the current owners, with a striking navy kitchen at its heart, high spec modern bathrooms, stylish lighting throughout and a layout with plenty of separate spaces for work, play and relaxation.
Outside is a large, mature rear garden with lawn, paved patio, raised decking, greenhouse and timber shed, all well enclosed by established hedging and trees for privacy. The property further benefits from solar panels and a substantial driveway with attached storage unit to the front. Clehonger is a popular village just 3 miles south west of Hereford city centre, offering a pleasant semi-rural setting with easy access to local amenities, schools and main road connections.
The Property
Entrance Hall: A spacious and immediately impressive space, with wood-effect flooring, elegant chandelier pendants and a handsome white painted staircase with turned spindle balustrade and storage beneath. The generous proportions set the tone for the house as a whole, with doors leading off to the principal ground floor rooms and a downstairs WC neatly positioned off.
Kitchen/Dining Room: A real showpiece room at the heart of the house, combining a striking navy blue shaker kitchen with warm solid oak worktops and an equally generous dining area beyond. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of wall, base and tall storage units, Bosch integrated double oven, induction hob with angled black extractor above, integrated wine cooler, dishwasher and a large stainless-steel double sink with a chef style pull down tap. The dining area comfortably accommodates a large family table and connects naturally through to the garden room, creating a seamless flow between cooking, dining and outside space.
Sitting Room: A particularly large and comfortable reception room, decorated in soft neutral tones with coving, wood-effect flooring and a pair of French doors opening through to the garden room. The room is well proportioned enough to accommodate multiple seating arrangements with ease, and the quality pendant lighting adds a refined, homely touch.
Garden Room: A wonderful additional reception space forming the rear connection between the sitting room, kitchen and outside. Fully glazed on three sides with a red brick base, French doors to the garden and direct access onto the patio, this is a bright and versatile room that is used and enjoyed throughout the year.
Study/Play Room: A useful and flexible ground floor room currently arranged as a home office and snug, with recessed lighting, wood-effect flooring and a triple side window. This space would work equally well as a playroom, hobby room or occasional guest room.
Utility Room: A well fitted practical space with white units, subway tile splashbacks, space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, wall mounted boiler and a door opening directly out to the patio – keeping everyday household tasks conveniently separate from the main living areas.
Downstairs WC: A neatly appointed WC, with a small vanity unit basin.
Landing: A wide and bright landing with white spindle balustrade, carpeted throughout and serving all four bedrooms and bathroom, with a handy built-in airing cupboard at the top of the stairs.
Bedroom 1 with Ensuite: The principal suite is generous in size, with a dormer window flooding the room with natural light. Three built-in wardrobes provide excellent storage, with a door leading through to the ensuite. The ensuite is impressive, with a walk-in rainhead shower finished in large format dark stone-effect tiling, black gloss vanity unit, illuminated mirror cabinet and chrome heated towel rail – a genuinely luxurious finish.
Bedrooms 2,3 & 4: The additional bedrooms in the property are good size doubles, all with fitted carpets, large dormer windows overlooking the garden and plenty of space for a double bed and furniture.
Family Bathroom: A striking contemporary bathroom, fitted with a full size bath and overhead rainhead shower with glazed panel, large format wall tiling, substantial black gloss double vanity unit with twin basins, backlit LED mirror and chrome heated towel rail.
Outside
The outside space is one of the property's most compelling features, offering considerably more than one might expect from a village home, with the plot extending to approx. A quarter of an acre. To the front, a large tarmac driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles, with a garage door fronted storage unit integrated into the front of the house. An EV has also been installed, while lavender and established planting softens the frontage, with a tidy lawn to one side.
At the rear, the garden has been thoughtfully arranged across several distinct areas. Immediately off the kitchen and garden room is a generous paved patio, an undisputed suntrap affectionately nicknamed 'Costa Del Clehonger'. Whether it's morning coffee or an evening barbecue, this is a space that earns its reputation.
Beyond the patio, the garden opens into a substantial lawn, well enclosed by mature hedging and established trees for privacy and screening. A decked seating area nestled beneath an acer tree provides a more sheltered spot, alongside a timber shed and greenhouse with adjacent growing area. A solar thermal panel on the roof for water heating adds a further practical benefit.
Practicalities
Herefordshire Council Tax Band ‘F’
Gas Central Heating
Solar Thermal Panel (water heating)
Double Glazed Throughout
All Mains Services
EV Charger
Fibre Broadband Available
Directions
From Hereford, proceed south-west on the A465 out of the City. At the Belmont roundabout, head straight over and continue for 0.7 miles. Turn right on the B4349, following signs for Clehonger and continue for 2 miles. In Clehonger, turn left onto the B4349, then left again after 500 yards into Poplar Road, where the property can be found on the right-hand side.
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