The Cottage Summerhill Newport Road, Chetwynd

Open the book and start your story today. Set within approximately half an acre of beautiful grounds, this unique opportunity offers a three-bedroom home with planning permission—and a detached one-bedroom lodge providing a flexible fourth bedroom.
Imagine transforming this property into your own fairytale cottage: a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home (with potential for a fourth bedroom, subject to the relevant planning permissions). The detached contemporary lodge nestles within the lower garden, featuring a stylish open-plan kitchen/living area, double bedroom, bathroom, and bifold doors opening onto the garden—perfect for guests, multigenerational living, or simply a peaceful retreat after a day spent crafting your dream home.
A gated driveway welcomes you, setting the tone for the potential that awaits. A blank canvas invites your imagination, while outside, two attached store rooms and expansive gardens offer endless possibilities for year-round enjoyment and alfresco entertaining.
Picture the finished masterpiece: a stylish and practical layout with an open-plan kitchen/dining/family area, separate living room, utility, and cloakroom, perfect for both entertaining and relaxation. Upstairs, the master suite could feature an ensuite and balcony overlooking scenic views, accompanied by three further bedrooms (subject to the correct planning permission being granted) and a family bathroom—creating a comfortable and elegant home for everyone.
Situated in the sought-after village of Edgmond, this property enjoys peaceful rural living while remaining close to Newport’s vibrant amenities, excellent schools, and transport links.
Sprinkle some magic on The Cottage today—contact us to arrange your viewing and begin the story of your forever home.
For more details on planning, please visit the Telford and Wrekin planning portal using reference number TWC/2024/0003.
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.