A “handsome” sandstone house in the Herefordshire countryside has gone on the market for £850,000.
The five-bedroom house, located in the rural parish of Sellack, is said to boast “far-reaching countryside views” and “meticulously maintained gardens.”
It is said to be perfect for those looking for a peaceful lifestyle, whilst still being in close proximity to Ross-on-Wye and its amenities.
Living room (Image: Zoopla/ John Goodwin)
The property has been owned by the same family for over 50 years and is described by the estate agents as having “genuine character, warmth, and provenance.”
It is said to seamlessly blend period charm with practical family living, with original features such as exposed stonework, timber beams, and fireplaces.
The accommodation includes a spacious reception hall, a modern kitchen/dining area, a utility room, and a large living room.
Kitchen (Image: Zoopla/ John Goodwin)
It also has a cellar, a master bedroom with an en-suite, and four additional bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study.
The property is equipped with solar panels, installed in 2012, contributing to improved energy efficiency.
Outside, the property is surrounded by established gardens, mainly laid to lawn and interspersed with mature trees, well-stocked borders, and a small pond.
Dining room (Image: Zoopla/ John Goodwin)
There are several seating areas and a raised terrace at the rear, offering opportunities for relaxation and outdoor dining.
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A kitchen garden, with a greenhouse, woodshed, and garden tool shed, is situated at the lower end of the garden.
The property also features a detached double garage and workshop, with power, lighting, and a water supply.
Rainwater from the garage is harvested and stored in a 2000-litre tank, providing a sustainable water source for the gardens.
The property is within walking distance of The Loughpool, a village pub known for its food and atmosphere.
