Equestrian property for sale in Batfield Lane, Enville, Stourbridge, Staffordshire DY7

An absolutely wonderful home with far reaching views, about 16 acres of pasture land and outbuildings

Description
Entrance porch leads via glazed doors through into spacious front hall, with hardwood floors. There is access into the kitchen, lounge, dining room, bedroom, office, and bathroom, and a straight flight staircase to the first-floor accommodation.

The lounge is beautifully proportioned with a functioning log burner, set in stone hearth surround. There are partially glazed doors which lead through to the most fabulous garden room, with feature exposed timbers, and panoramic views over the land belonging with the property. The garden room was added to the property circa fifteen years ago, and makes the most superb addition to the property.

The spacious dining room features views over the front gardens, which includes a solid oak table to seat ten. Guest bedroom, located on the ground floor, has a separate door accessing the garden room, with fantastic dual aspect views, complete with built in wardrobes with vanity unit and sink enclosed. The office is fitted with shelves, and under stairs storage cupboard.

The kitchen diner with pantry off, is an L shape, with the most splendid panoramic views over Shropshire, and Staffordshire to Cannock Chase. An oil-fired Rayburn with back boiler fuelling the central heating system. A seated area adjacent to the Rayburn doubles as a snug area leading to the fully fitted oak base and wall units with marble counter tops. A fully shelved pantry is off the kitchen.

Downstairs bathroom and cloakroom comprise of low-level WC, bath with shower over, and a pedestal wash hand basin. Integral single garage, and porch/sun room over looking the rear gardens. The first floor leads to a landing with access to all three bedrooms. The master bedroom is equally spacious under a pitched roof, with dressing area with built in wardrobes, ensuite bathroom comprising of low-level WC and pedestal wash hand basin.

Bedroom two also has its own private dressing area, double bedroom, and ensuite and views across to Cannock Chase. Bedroom three has a unique feature of a built-in desk area enclosed behind doors, with built in wardrobes, and views across the garden room windows. There is also a box room/storage room off the landing, which was used as a nursery.

Outside

Outside are private lawned gardens with mature hedges providing seclusion, as well as mature flower/rose gardens. The gardens are fenced and gated, beautifully secluded to enjoy and benefit from views across the adjoining owned
paddocks and long distance attractive rural views beyond.

Detached double garage (7.81m x 5.74m) Complete with two roller vehicular access, pedestrian door, WC and wash hand basin, stairs up to full length (2.96m x 7.81m) attic room, which subject to planning offers potential for conversion into annexe or work from home offices.

Log store (2.61m x 8.3m) Timber Frame log store open fronted. Timber frame garden shed/workshop, and BBQ/seating area located in the rear gardens.

Machinery and hay shed (9.16m x 18.14m) Located in the field adjacent to the house and gardens. Steel portal frame, 3 bays, clad with box profile sheets, concrete floor, fibre cement roof.

The land totals 15.12 acres and comprises of two parcels of relatively level productive pasture land, surrounded by mature hedgerows interspersed with mature deciduous trees.

Location
High Meadow is situated approximately two miles to the east of Alveley, and six miles south east from the town of Bridgnorth. The property benefits from panoramic views over Shropshire, Staffordshire and as far as Cannock Chase.

The property benefits from a substantial detached dormer bungalow, with garaging, storage, about 15 acres of permanent pasture grass land in two enclosures, both with road access, and an agricultural storage building. The land is ring fenced, and surrounded by mature hedges, interspersed with deciduous trees.

The bungalow is constructed of red brick under tile roof. The front aspect is south facing, and has potential for sympathetic modernisation. It is approached from Batfield lane by its own private stone driveway.

Square Footage: 3,120 sq ft

Acreage:
15.8 Acres

Directions
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Additional Info
Shropshire Council. Band F.

Services

Mains water, electricity, septic tank drainage. Oil Fired central heating. None of these services have been tested.

The land has been registered on the Rural Land Register and claimed under the Basic Payment Scheme, there are no current sfi or css agreements in place.