4 bed detached house for sale

Florence Fields, Leintwardine SY7

Some families plan a move a season ahead. The Bromyard at plot 36 is being built now and is due in February 2027, which means a spring move into a brand new home, and possibly the chance to choose the kitchen and tiles before they go in. It is double-fronted, with two full-depth rooms on the ground floor, one for living and one for cooking and eating, and both open onto the garden.

Downstairs. The living room runs from the front of the house to the back, with French doors at the garden end. The kitchen diner mirrors it on the other side of the hall, with its own French doors, a store cupboard and a utility area. On a summer evening both sets of doors open onto the same garden, so the whole ground floor becomes one space. There is a cloakroom off the hall.

Upstairs. Bedroom one has a sliding wardrobe and its own en suite. Three further bedrooms and a family bathroom make room for a growing family, or for a study and a guest room.

Outside. Off-road parking and a turfed front garden.

Warm and easy to run. Heating comes from an air source heat pump with radiators. The kitchen will have soft-close cabinets and energy-efficient appliances, with LED downlights in the kitchen and bathrooms, an electric car charging point and fibre broadband. The house will carry a 10-year NHBC Buildmark warranty.

The village. There is a village nursery and Leintwardine Endowed C of E Primary School, and Leintwardine is in the catchment for Wigmore School, four miles away. The River Teme runs through the village, and the shops, the medical centre, The Lion and The Sun Inn are all a short walk from the front door.

Further afield. Ludlow is 10 miles away, where the castle grounds host festivals through the year and the town hosts its food festival every year. Stokesay Castle, an English Heritage site, is close by, and Hopton Heath station, 3.5 miles away, runs to Shrewsbury and Swansea.

The show home and marketing suite are at plot 5, open Friday to Monday, 11am to 4pm.

Location

Florence Fields is named after Florence Lane. Known to everyone as Flossie, she was born in The Sun Inn in 1914 and was its landlady for 74 years. The pub still stands a stone's throw from the development, its parlour kept with its original décor, and it was sold after her death in 2009 to a local brewery owner and family friend who protected it from redevelopment.

Florence Fields is an established development of 2,3,4 and 5 bedroom homes on the edge of Leintwardine, built by Fletcher Homes, a Shropshire family business since 1940. Every home has an air source heat pump, an electric car charging point, fibre broadband and a 10-year NHBC Buildmark warranty.

The village sits on the Shropshire and Herefordshire border, with the River Teme running through it. The medical centre, shops, churches, a nursery and primary school, The Lion and The Sun Inn are all a short walk away. Ludlow is 10 miles away, and trains run from Hopton Heath, 3.5 miles away.

The show home and marketing suite are at plot 5, open Friday to Monday, 11am to 4pm.

Parking - Off Street

Driveway