Barn conversion for sale in Waters Upton, Telford, Shropshire TF6

The Hayloft
Conveniently located at one end of the courtyard, The Hayloft is a spacious and highly specified barn conversion set on the edge of the village of Waters Upton. The front door gives access to the vast sitting room with floor to ceiling windows and doors offering lovely front facing views, whilst there is also a wood burner. A doorway gives access to a inner hallway which in turn opens to the handy ground floor shower room. Off the opposite side of the sitting room is the spacious and bright kitchen diner. The kitchen area is set to one end of the space and offers a range of fitted cabinetry underneath a wood effect work surface. The kitchen incorporates several integrated appliances including oven, hob, extractor, fridge and freezer. There is space for a washer dryer. The dining area is located opposite the fitted kitchen and enjoys a delightful aspect over the garden.

Stairs rise from the sitting room to the first floor landing. The principal bedroom is off one end of the landing, whilst there is a further two double bedrooms. A large shower room with spacious double shower completes the first floor accommodation.

Gardens and grounds
The Hayloft enjoys a gravelled seating area which is directly accessible from the sitting room. The remainder of the garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a gate leading to the parking area which has allocated spaces for several vehicles. There is also a very useful external store which adjoins The Hayloft.

Location
Lower House Barns are rurally situated on the edge of the village of Waters Upton. The village itself benefits from several day to day amenities including a Post Office, award winning butcher, convenience store and restaurant / takeaway. Further afield are the larger centres of Newport and Telford, both of which offer extensive eateries, pubs, supermarkets, doctors and dentists as well as local and national retailers.

Shrewsbury station has daily services to London Euston in just over two and a half hours, whilst a little further afield Stafford station offers hourly intercity services in one hour and twenty-five minutes. The A41 and A49 provide access to Chester, Liverpool and Manchester to the north and to the south; Shrewsbury, Telford and Birmingham. Local schools include Newport High for Girls, Adams Grammar, Crudgington Primary School and in the private sector, Old Hall, Wrekin College, Prestfelde and Shrewsbury schools.