Glenthorne, Oswestry Rural

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Home Buyer Report for Glenthorne, Oswestry Rural

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Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
3
Living Spaces
4
Type
Detached
Ownership
Freehold
Area
2,631 sqft
Price per area
£209 /sqft

Floorplan & Rooms

Kingsize
1 Kingsize Room
Single
4 Single Rooms
Bathrooms
3 Bathrooms
Living Spaces
4 Living Spaces

Features

Conservatory
Cosmetically Dated
Garage
Garden
Hall
Kitchen Diner
Loft
Period Property
Single Garage
Solar Panels
Utility Room
Wooden Beams
Wooden Flooring

Information

Energy Performance
Current EPC
65 D
Potential EPC
81 B

Description

Some homes are simply made for family life, and Glenthorne is a wonderful example. Set within the popular village of Trefonen, this distinctive five-bedroom home offers an abundance of character, a choice of inviting living spaces and the flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyles.
Believed to have historical connections to the Earl of Powis, the property has evolved over the years, including the addition of a Victorian wing to the front around 1890–1891. Today, it presents a unique blend of period charm and practical living, with original features that give the home a real sense of identity.
At the heart of the home is the kitchen/breakfast room, where original quarry tiles dating back to the 1800s sit alongside a Stanley oil-fired cooker, creating a wonderfully characterful space for everyday family life. Whether gathering around the table for breakfast, preparing a family meal or entertaining friends, this is a room with plenty of personality.
The reception accommodation is equally appealing, with a dining room for more formal occasions, a sitting room and a separate snug offering spaces to relax throughout the day. The library is another particularly special feature, complete with an original, working wood-burning stove, creating a cosy retreat during the colder months. A conservatory provides additional living space, offering another setting in which to unwind and enjoy the outlook over the garden.
One of Glenthorne's greatest strengths is the flexibility of its accommodation. Alongside the principal living spaces, a second kitchen, separate living room and laundry room provide additional functionality, with this area having been converted from a garage approximately 25 years ago.
For families, this creates exciting possibilities as children grow, relatives come to stay or different generations look to live together while retaining a degree of independence. Equally, buyers seeking additional guest accommodation or wishing to explore the possibility of a holiday let or home-based venture may recognise the potential, subject to any necessary planning permissions and other requirements.
Upstairs, the main accommodation offers four bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing space for family members and guests alike. A fifth bedroom offers further versatility and could be adapted to suit individual needs, whether used as a dressing room, a private sitting area, a home office or an additional bedroom.
Outside, the property benefits from a garage, conservatory and garden, with an oil storage tank positioned towards the top of the garden. Access is via a shared driveway, and the garage houses the solar panel controllers and two batteries.
The home also benefits from double glazing throughout, a boiler installed approximately three years ago and the roof to the front of the property renewed in 2021. The loft has extensive insulation, with part of the space boarded and extending across the width of the house.
Original details, including the quarry-tiled kitchen floor, Victorian pattern tiles in the entrance hall, Victorian fireplace in front sitting room and traditional candle holders in the bathroom towards the front of the house, offer further reminders of the property's heritage.
Glenthorne is a home that offers much more than a bedroom count. It is a place where family life can unfold, where friends and relatives can be welcomed comfortably and where the accommodation can adapt to suit changing circumstances. Whether you are looking for a distinctive family home with room to grow, a property that brings generations together or a home with the potential to offer additional opportunities, Glenthorne deserves to be discovered.
The lifestyle and location
Village living, countryside surroundings and the convenience of nearby market towns combine to make Trefonen an appealing place to call home.
Situated just outside Oswestry, Trefonen offers a welcoming village setting surrounded by the beautiful Shropshire countryside. It is an appealing choice for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits, countryside walks and a more relaxed pace of life, while still wanting access to everyday amenities.
Nearby Oswestry offers a wider selection of shops, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and essential services, alongside schools and leisure facilities. The surrounding area also provides plenty of opportunities to explore the Shropshire countryside and neighbouring Welsh borderlands, with their scenic walking routes, historic towns and attractive rural landscapes.
For families, the location offers the opportunity to enjoy village life with the space to grow and make a home their own. For those considering multi-generational living, the combination of a village setting and versatile accommodation offers the chance to bring family closer together without compromising on personal space.
With its distinctive character, flexible accommodation and position within this popular village, Glenthorne offers an opportunity to enjoy the best of countryside living while remaining conveniently connected to Oswestry and the surrounding area.
A viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the character, versatility and possibilities this individual home has to offer.
Viewings are strictly by appointment through Daniel James Residential Ltd.
The floor plan has been produced in accordance with the RICS Property Measurement Standards, incorporating the International Property Measurement Standards. No warranty is given regarding the property’s compliance with planning permissions or its current usage. Fixtures and fittings are not included unless specifically stated. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these details, we recommend contacting us if any aspect is of particular importance to you.
At Daniel James Residential Ltd, we are committed to ensuring a secure and transparent sales process. As part of this commitment, all prospective purchasers will be financially qualified by a reputable independent 5-star mortgage advisor.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Checks
We are legally required to carry out anti-money laundering and KYC checks on all property purchasers. While we oversee and ensure these checks are properly conducted, the initial verification process will be carried out by a trusted third-party provider. Once your offer has been accepted, you will receive a verification link via text message to complete the required checks. The fee for these checks is £49 + VAT per buyer/s, which covers all necessary data collection and any required manual verification.
If you prefer not to be contacted by our financial advisor for financial qualification, please inform us at the time of submitting your offer.

Location

Rural
defined as 'rural village'
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