Location

The Croft is situated on the outskirts of Oswestry town centre overlooking Brogyntyn Park, which is a five and a half acre site with walks and access to the wider countryside routes.

Within walking distance you can find the thriving town centre with an array of local and high street shops, supermarkets and independent shops along with a thriving indoor and outdoor market which operates on Wednesday and Saturdays.

There are a selection of independent cafés and restaurants including The Old School House, Townhouse, Ambers Pizza and The Beech Tree to name a few.

Cae Glas Park is a seven acre haven, in the centre of Oswestry and is a true community facility for the people of Oswestry and surrounding. It hosts many community events, sponsored walks, bowling and tennis competitions and band concerts.

The A5 is about 3 miles away to access Shrewsbury and the east and the A483 which links to Chester and the north. Gobowen is about 3 miles away and has a train station with links to the north and Crewe, and Birmingham both of which link to London Euston.

Oswestry has some well renowned schools including The Marches Academy, Oswestry School and Moreton Hall Girls school. Further afield is Shrewsbury School, Ellesmere College, Prestfelde and Packwood Haugh.

Description

The Croft is a charming detached property overlooking Brogyntyn Park and within walking distance of Oswestry. The house is very much a family home with accommodation laid out over two floors and a garden situated to the back of the house.

A wisteria clad veranda, with seating provides access to the front door, which opens into the entrance hall which has access to the inner hallway and has Karndean flooring. There are two spacious reception rooms including the living room at the front of the house, which has a bay window, built in cupboards and shelving and a fire place. The other reception room is situated at the back of the house, with French doors opening onto the patio and gardens along with a gas fire.

The inner hallway provides access to the family kitchen and breakfast room, which has two doors leading outside; one onto the patio and gardens and one to the side of the house and outbuilding. The kitchen has a number of wall and base fitted units with a granite worktop. there is an integrated dishwasher and a Rangemaster oven, and space for an American fridge.

The inner hallway also provides access to a shower room with a WC, the utility room with a heated towel rail and space for white goods, and a door leading into an office which has been incorporated into the house by the current owners.

Stairs rise from the entrance hall onto the first floor landing, where there is a bedroom with built in wardrobes and a cupboard, a double bedroom overlooking the back gardens, a separate store/dressing room, the principal bedroom which has a bay window, built in wardrobes and overlooks the front of the house. There is a separate family bathroom with a walk in shower and a free standing bath set on a plinth and a heated towel rail. The fourth double bedroom extends the width of the house and is double aspect.

Outside

The Croft has a spacious gravel drive situated in front of the house, with planted borders on the boundary and high hedging. Both sides of the house have gated access to the back of the house, and there is a separate gate access onto the street to the side. The gardens to the back are mostly laid to lawn with herbaceous borders, a productive apple tree, hedged and fenced boundaries offering privacy, a patio with seating for al fresco dining, a garden shed and an outbuilding which has a gardeners WC and a separate log/store room.