**We are conducting an informal, but confidential tender, inviting best and final offers to be received by 12:00 on Friday 28th June, 2024**

The property Perched in an elevated position, Colliers Ley offers breathtaking views of its beautiful surrounds. This charming property includes an adjoining stone-built barn, ideal for conversion into additional accommodation (subject to planning permission). The welcoming reception hall leads to a spacious kitchen/dining room with quarry tiles and a classic Rayburn stove. The separate utility room offers a practical working space and potential boot room. The inviting sitting room features a log burning stove set within a brick surround. Upstairs, there are two well-appointed bedrooms and a separate bathroom.

Colliers Ley offers a great foundation for potential further development, perfect for those seeking a rewarding project in a picturesque setting. The adjoining 25ft barn spans two floors with original beams and stonework. This is the first time this property has come to the market for over three generations, offering buyers the opportunity to own a quintessential equestrian property on the doorstep of the Stretton Hills.

Services: Mains electricity and water. Oil fired Rayburn central heating. Private drainage (we are currently investigating if the system complies with the general binding rules).

This property has 2.58 acres of land.

Outside

Outside The gardens are laid to grass and are of a South Easterly elevation. The surrounding paddock is accessed from the gardens, with adjoining fenced stable/field shelter area for equestrian use or storage. There is off-road parking for up to 4 cars including space for a horse trailer or small lorry. In total the property sits in about 2.58 acres.

Situation

Location Colliers Ley is located in the pretty hamlet of Woolstaston, enjoying exceptional views over the South Shropshire Hills. The surrounding countryside is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering wonderful walking and riding on the neighbouring Long Mynd, with around 5000 acres of National Trust land. Woolstaston is 1.5 miles from the A49 and the village of Leebotwood, with its public house and only a short distance from the spa town of Church Stretton, which provides everyday facilities including a range of shops, public houses, restaurants and schooling.

The county town of Shrewsbury offers a comprehensive range of shopping, leisure and social facilities, as well as a number of schools, including Shrewsbury School, Shrewsbury High School and Shrewsbury Sixth Form College. In addition there are two preparatory schools as well as a number of popular State schools. Road communications are excellent, with the A49 linking to the A5 north via Oswestry towards Chester and east via the A5/M54 to Telford, Wolverhampton and Birmingham. There is a main line train station in Church Stretton and from Shrewsbury there is a regular train service to London. International airports can be found at Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool.

Directions

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