The property occupies a pleasant rural position in the hamlet of Longslow, within a complex of converted barns, surrounded by the attractive countryside of North Shropshire. The popular market town of Market Drayton is approximately 2 miles away and provides a wide range of amenities including schools, farm shops, supermarkets, leisure facilities and a doctors’ surgery. Within a 20-mile radius are Nantwich, Shrewsbury and Newcastle-under-Lyme, whilst the area is well served by private and state schools and is well placed for commuters, with motorway links, mainline rail stations and airports all within convenient travelling distance.

Originally converted approximately 16 years ago, this attractive semi-detached barn conversion provides versatile four-bedroom accommodation, the majority arranged on the ground floor. Combining traditional character with modern comforts, the property benefits from underfloor heating throughout, whilst high ceilings, exposed beams and large glazed doors create a particularly light and airy feel.

The impressive vaulted entrance hall forms the central hub of the ground floor, providing access to both the principal living accommodation, utility room, WC and bedrooms. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living space forms the heart of the home, with its vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and log burning stove creating a welcoming and sociable room. A stable door leads directly into the private walled courtyard, whilst large glazed doors open onto the patio and lawned garden beyond.

The principal bedroom is particularly attractive, with a high vaulted ceiling, en-suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. The second ground floor bedroom benefits from a Jack and Jill arrangement with the family bathroom, which is also accessed from the hallway, whilst a third bedroom is currently utilised as a study completes the ground floor.

The fourth bedroom is situated on the first floor and benefits from its own en-suite bathroom, providing flexible accommodation for family, guests or those seeking a degree of separation.

Externally, the property enjoys well-established gardens, with a particularly private and pretty walled courtyard to the rear. The main garden includes a paved patio, large area of lawn, pond and well-stocked borders containing established roses, shrubs and mature planting. The gardens are surrounded by mature trees, providing a sense of privacy and seclusion and, fittingly, giving the property its name, Tall Trees.

A detached double car port provides useful garaging and storage, incorporating additional storage space and a loft area above. The property also owns approximately 0.29 acres of paddock land within the adjoining field. Two neighbouring properties own additional areas of the same field, providing useful additional land and an attractive amenity space to complement the gardens.

Management Fee
There is a managment fee currently of £340 which covers the maintenance and associated fees for the sewage treatment plant.

Easements and Rights of Way
The Granary and Woolpack have a right of way through the five bar gate into the field to access their portions of the field.

Restrictive Covenants
The property is restricted to residential use only and cannot be used for business purposes. There is a restriction against keeping a commercial vehicle, unroadworthy vehicle, trailer, caravan, mobile home or boat on any part of the property. The paddock is subject to a restriction preventing the erection of any permanent buildings.