Swan House, West Street, Pembridge, HR6 9DU

A unique opportunity to acquire a Grade II * Listed and chain free attached three bedroom historical home within the black and white village of Pembridge.

The property enjoys four reception rooms, grounds of approximately a third of an acre, off road parking, Georgian frontage and Tudor Hall inner core which has a significant place in the village's historical heritage.

Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the property and its architectural and historical merit.

Introduction Situated in the pretty black and white village of Pembridge is this Grade II* Listed attached home of historical significance.

The property has accommodation comprising; front entrance hall, rear entrance hall, four reception rooms, kitchen, ground floor shower room, three bedrooms and family bathroom.

Property Description Swan House dates back to the 14th Century and was originally a Hall House with later alterations made in the 16th and 17th Centuries.

The frontage has been refaced with red brick, four sash windows, front door with glass panel above, approaching stone steps and welsh slate roof.

Formal entry begins into an entrance hallway of square and generous proportion with stairs leading to the first floor and a first glimpse as to the timber frame core that is central to this property.

To the left is reception room one with front village aspect, dwarf grey stone fireplace and handsome four panel wooden door.

Further to the rear is the original timber frame core of this home in full magnitude.

Reception room two has exposed stone walling, red quarry stone tiled flooring and an impressive inglenook fireplace with wood-burner and original solid timber mantel.

Leading from this room is reception room three where the flooring is continued and a window gives a view to the private and generous rear garden. An under stair alcove is here.

Also leading from reception room two is a later addition, second, rear hallway that allows access to the rear of the property.

From here we flow into a fourth reception room (a later addition lean to) which approaches the kitchen and as such would lend itself to becoming a dining room.

The floor has chequer board red and black stone flooring with a timber boarded ceiling, velux roof light, feature window overlooking the garden and some exposed stone from the inglenook fireplace next door.

To the far East End of the property with side views of the village is the kitchen.

There is a selection of wall and floor units (modern type), housing for a washing machine, integrated fridge/freezer, gas oven and hob top.

Linked to the far side is a door leading to a shower room with tiled shower cubicle, chrome fitments, WC, hand basin and radiator.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, landing with loft hatch and a family bathroom.

Bedroom one is a front aspect, good sized double enjoying a low sash window with deep sill and exposed floor boards that echo throughout the first floor accommodation.

Bedroom two mirrors bedroom one, thus being of similar size and character.

Bedroom three sits southerly and therefore into the timber hall element of the property and showcases exquisite arched braces, original wattle detailing and smoke blackened trusses.

This spectacular ceiling of true historical worth runs along the headspace of the landing and into the bathroom and can be partially viewed from bedroom three.

The juxtaposition of the Georgian frontage against the magnificent Tudor hall elements to the rear make this home truly magical.

The family bathroom has a window with rear aspect, wall hung basin, WC, roll top bath with electric shower over and floor to ceiling storage cupboard.

Garden, Outbuilding & Parking The property has a total plot of approximately a third of an acre within which stands the main house, a brick outbuilding, off road parking to the side and a garden with partial walling and mature trees and shrubbery.

The garden is a 'blank canvas' and as such an exciting opportunity to reveal what lies within its boundaries.

Services All mains services connected Tenure: Freehold Herefordshire Council tax Band E Grade II* Listed-Please use the link below to see listing details: Broadband Broadband typeHighest available download speed Highest available upload speed Availability Standard 18 Mbps 1 Mbps Good Superfast 76 Mbps 18 Mbps Good Ultrafast 1000 Mbps 1000 Mbps Good Networks in your area - Openreach, Gigaclear Source: Ofcom Mobile Checker Indoor & Outdoor Mobile Coverage Please follow the link below taken from Ofcom Mobile Checker: Location The popular black and white village of Pembridge is very well catered for offering a number of public houses and restaurants, farm shop, cafe, primary school, village hall and church to name just a few.

The popular market towns of Leominster (7 miles) and Kington (6 miles) offer a further range of amenities to include supermarkets, schooling, leisure facilities and good road and rail links to surrounding areas and nationwide.

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