Stunning former rectory with expansive grounds in a 'glorious village setting' near Craven Arms hits the market
A beautiful former rectory dating back to the 17th century has become one of the latest £1 million properties on the market.
The Old Rectory at Hopesay, near Craven Arms, has been listed for sale with a guide price of £1,250,000 with Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.
The property enjoys expansive grounds with idyllic gardens and boasts a wonderful village setting with countryside views.
The grounds extend to a total of 1.47 acres and the homeowners can enjoy an orchard and a kitchen garden.
The Old Rectory has been described as an "enchanting country house" and dates back to the 17th century, boasting character throughout.
The house boasts a total of seven bedrooms and five bathrooms. A "light-filled" reception room still features its original wooden flooring while the dining room boasts high ceilings and "beautiful" windows with shutters.
The drawing room features a large stone fireplace with a wood-burning stove and offers views over the gorgeous gardens. A sitting room provides a further fireplace.
Meanwhile, on the first floor there are a principal bedroom and three other bedrooms while the second floor offers three more bedrooms and attic storage.
On the lower ground floor is a wine cellar, a utility room with units, garage parking, a study and a media room.
The listing describes the property as "An exceptional old rectory sitting in 1.47 acres of idyllic gardens and grounds occupying a glorious setting in the rural village of Hopesay.
"The Old Rectory is an enchanting country house dating back to the 17th century. The property boasts a grand façade and offers true character and grandeur throughout."
Further information can be found on Rightmove.
