2 rooms house of 35 m² in Cleobury Mortimer

A charming period terraced cottage tucked away on a side street within easy walking distance of the town centre.Kitchen, Dining Room, Sitting Room with Woodburner, Two Double Bedrooms, Bathroom, Low Maintenance Gardens, Driveway Parking Space, EPC Rating E.To Let Unfurnished on an Assured Shorthold Tenancy - Rent £750 per calendar month plus fees, exclusive and payable in advance.AVAILABLE NOW. SORRY NO PETS.APPROXIMATE DISTANCES (MILES)Cleobury Mortimer – 0.4, Bewdley – 8, Tenbury Wells – 8, Ludlow – 12, Kidderminster – 12, Worcester – 21, M5 J6 – 22, Birmingham – 30.DIRECTIONSFrom High Street, Cleobury Mortimer head north on the A4117 and on passing St Mary the Virgin, Cleobury Mortimer Church take the first left onto The Hurst and then take the second left hand turn to continue on The Hurst and the driveway for the property will be found immediately on the left hand side with the two allocated parking spaces parallel to the stone wall.SITUATION & DESCRIPTION10 The Hurst is situated in the Cleobury Mortimer Conservation Area on a side street just off the town centre and is within walking distance of all the shops and services. The market town of Tenbury Wells, historic Ludlow and Kidderminster are all within easy reach by car, and provide a wider range of shops and services, with a regular bus service running to Ludlow and Kidderminster. The property is within the Cleobury Mortimer Primary School and Lacon Childe School catchment areas.10 The Hurst is a period attached cottage constructed of painted stone and brick elevations under a clay tiled roof with a later single storey kitchen extension. The property offers comfortable and well-maintained accommodation with a wealth of character features including exposed beams and floorboards, and an inglenook fireplace, with the benefit of double glazing and oil fired central heating with a modern external Worcester combi boiler. The property has low maintenance gardens and a driveway parking space.ACCOMMODATIONA canopy porch with a part glazed entrance door opens into the sitting room which has a woodburning stove with oven compartment set in an attractive inglenook fireplace and an understairs cupboard. The dining room has a feature stained glass window and fireplace (not in use) and a UPVC stable door leading out to the rear courtyard. An opening leads through to the kitchen with a range of light wood base and wall units incorporating a stainless steel sink/drainer, an integral electric cooker and hob with an extractor hood over, space for an undercounter fridge/freezer, and plumbing for a washing machine. Stairs from the sitting room rise up to the first floor landing with fitted cupboards. The double bedroom has small built in cupboards, and the second small double bedroom has a built in wardrobe. The bathroom has a bath with a shower over, pedestal basin, wc and heated towel rail.OUTSIDEThe property has an allocated driveway parking space to the rear, a timber garden shed and the oil tank is housed in an external store shed. The front garden has steps up from the lane to the entrance with a small rockery garden with established shrubs and flowers. There is space for a bistro table in the courtyard to the rear.N.B. There is no enclosed garden at the property and the neighbouring properties have a right to cross the courtyard, and 10 The Hurst has a right to cross the neighbouring property to the parking area.SERVICESMains water, drainage and electricity are connected.Oil fired central heating.LOCAL AUTHORITYShropshire Council - [use