Location

The property lies in the peaceful village of Weston Rhyn, on the Welsh border between the towns of Chirk and Oswestry. The village has a local shop, a pub and a primary school, plus a pretty village church, while the area is excellent for walking, cycling and riding.

Just over a mile away, Chirk provides easy access to further local facilities, while four miles to the south, the market town of Oswestry offers a variety of local amenities, shopping and supermarkets, as well as pubs, restaurants and leisure facilities, including a leisure centre, and golf at Mile End.

The A5 is about six miles away, while there is a train station at Chirk (1.6 miles) and Gobowen (1.7 miles), providing services towards Chester, Shrewsbury and Birmingham New Street.

There are some well regarded schools within the area with Moreton Hall being only 0.7 miles away from Field View, Ellesmere College is about 9 miles away, Oswestry School and Bellan House, 5 miles away and The Marches School about 5 miles. Primary schools within the local area include Weston Rhyn Primary School & Nursery, Gobowen School and The Meadows.

Description

Field View is a stunning modern detached home, set in a desirable position with views across the beautiful surrounding Shropshire and Welsh borders including Bronygarth, Selattyn Tower and Chirk. The property sits within extensive gardens and features attractive cream rendered and timber-clad elevations, while inside the décor and fittings are the epitome of contemporary style.

The current owners built Field View about 16 years ago and have designed the house to take in as much natural light as possible, whilst bringing a feeling of the outside in. The house has eco friendly credentials including a heat recovery system, air source heating and Nordan, tilt and turn windows. The house offers a wonderful lifestyle, and being edge of a village is close enough to walk to amenities.

The front door opens into a glazed porch, with a door leading into the heart of the home which is the open-plan sitting room and kitchen. This wonderful space stretches from the front to the rear, interrupted only by the sweeping staircase. This light and airy living and entertaining space has tiled flooring and recessed LED lighting, while the kitchen itself is fitted with modern recessed wood units, a central island with a breakfast bar and integrated appliances. There is also space for a dining table. Sliding patio doors provide access onto the terrace and gardens.

Additionally, the ground floor has a further separate reception room with a dual aspect, through large glazed windows and a logburner, plus a useful home office and a separate utility room, with space for white goods, fitted units with sink and a door leading outside to the gardens.

The solid curved staircase leads to the first floor landing, with an automatic Velux window above, allowing in plenty of natural light and air flow. There are four well-presented double bedrooms. These include the principal bedroom with its en suite shower room, and one further bedroom en suite. There is also a family bathroom with a separate shower unit.

Outside
The house is set in a privileged plot on the edge of the village, backing onto open countryside and with far-reaching views towards the Welsh border. The driveway provides plenty of parking space and access to the garaging block, with its two garages and carport. The garden includes lawns bordered by planted shrubs, established hedgerows and mature trees, as well as a spacious southwest-facing patio area for al fresco dining. There is also a vegetable garden with extensive raised beds, a greenhouse, a chicken coop and a storage shed, providing everything required for growing your own seasonal produce.

The house is located close to footpaths and the Llangollen Canal with many walking routes along paths and tracks, with access onto Offas Dyke Path.