Bryntirion, Leintwardine

Introducing Bryntirion, which is a spacious, semi-detached period property found in the heart of the sought-after village of Leintwardine, which lies on the rural Herefordshire/Shropshire border surrounded by beautiful countryside and rolling hills and is conveniently positioned within a short walk to a number of useful amenities including a doctors surgery, primary school, 2 pubs and the village shop.
Dating back to the early Victorian era, Bryntirion sits on the former high/main street, Watling Street and was originally a butchery before its conversion to a residential dwelling many years ago. Bryntirion offers 3 double bedrooms, 4 reception rooms and 1 bathroom, while outside there is off road parking and a sizeable, west-facing rear garden with views of the neighbouring church.
The property is beautifully presented and retains many character features including quarry tiled flooring and fireplaces and is complimented by a pleasant blend of contemporary finishings to include UPVC double glazing, a 'Honeywell' controlled heating system and a modern kitchen complete with 'Quartz' worktops. The accommodation spans across 2 storeys and is made up on the ground floor of an entrance porch, fully equipped kitchen which leads into the dining area, hallway with a unique circular shaped staircase rising to the first floor, a sitting room with feature fireplace and 'Clearview' wood-burning stove, rear hall, a further reception room, useful W.C and a conservatory providing access into the garden. On the first floor, a landing area gives way to all 3 double bedrooms and the bathroom. The front 2 bedrooms enjoy distant countryside views, while the rear bedroom offers views over the neighbouring church.
Outside, there is a driveway to the right side of the house providing parking for 2 vehicles. The sizeable, west facing rear garden is worthy of particular note with vast sections of lawn being interspersed with mature specimen trees and complemented by extensive well stocked floral and herbaceous borders. Half way along the garden finds a private, gravelled seating/outside kitchen area, where once again views towards the church are enjoyed and poses as an ideal spot to relax or entertain within the warmer months of the year. Perfect for horticultural enthusiasts to get their green fingers stuck into, there is also a working veg plot area, flowered beds and useful sheds.