Mynd Court is an attractive Edwardian home, situated in a prime and private position within a conservation area on Longhills Road set within approximately one acre of garden and woodland. Believed to have been built in 1904, the house has a wonderful warmth and retains lovely features including stunning decorative ceiling plasterwork and boasts well-proportioned rooms with accommodation flowing effortlessly over three floors. The house is entered via a porch through a wooden front door into a welcoming entrance hall, with exposed beams, wood panelled walls, parquet flooring, a large wood burning stove and from where, the striking principal staircase rises to the first floor.

The drawing room is a great entertaining room with decorative ceiling plaster work, a wood burning stove, French doors opening to the garden and a beautiful, large bay window. The open plan, living kitchen is well equipped with a range of fitted cupboards and units with marble worktops, a central island, integrated dishwasher and Rangemaster cooker. There are double doors which lead to the garden and a useful utility/ laundry room off. From the central hall a good sized office with fine views of the Long Mynd and a boot/ store room and informal access outside. A large cloak room with WC completes the ground floor.

The original, oak staircase rises to the first floor landing which is a fabulous open space enjoying plenty of natural light and fine views. The principal bedroom suite is a good sized double room with an ensuite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms to the first floor, all with built in wardrobes and one with an ensuite shower room, along with a spacious family bathroom with a separate shower.

The secondary staircase rises to the second floor where there are a further two spacious double bedrooms, a dressing room, kitchenette, large bathroom with a freestanding roll top bath and separate shower and a further bedroom. This floor is a great space for teenagers.

Mynd Court benefits from a separate one bedroom annexe, briefly comprising a contemporary kitchen with fitted units with solid wood worktops, a sitting room with a wood burning stove, double bedroom, bathroom with separate shower and an outdoor terrace. The annex is let as a holiday let advertised through Shropshire Tourism and brings in an income. It gets booked from from February to December.

Outside

The property is approached through a walled entrance via a private tarmacadam driveway to a spacious parking area. To the right of the driveway is a store shed. Planning permission was sought and granted in 2015 for the erection of a garage with a pitched roof. For more information, please see planning reference 15/01266/FUL.

To the front of the house is a lawn with mature trees providing a border. A gravel path wraps around the house to the main garden which is predominantly laid to lawn. There is a terrace which can be accessed via double doors from the kitchen, making it a wonderful place for alfresco dining. A great feature is the wonderful summerhouse which has a gas burner and electricity connected lending itself well for use as a studio or home office. There is a further undercover decking area and garden store.

At the end of the garden a gate opens to the woodland which is abundant with wild flowers in spring and summer. The total property extends to approximately 1.10 acres.

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