Brilley Herefordshire, HR3

A SPACIOUS FOUR BEDROOM BUNGALOW SET IN APPROX. SIX ACRES, WITH A FABULOUS RANGE OF EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES AND DIRECT ACCESS TO EXTENSIVE HACKING ON OFFA’S DYKE, IN A GLORIOUS ELEVATED POSITION WITH MAGNIFICENT PANORAMIC VIEWS OVER THE WYE VALLEY.

? Bright and Spacious Four Bedroom Bungalow
? Double Garage with Room Above
? Lovely Large Garden
? Stunning Newly Built American Barn with Three Indoor Monarch Boxes
? Further Stables and Outbuildings
? Manège c.40m x 20m
? Pasture Paddocks
? Approx. Six Acres In All
? Fabulous Elevated Position with Panoramic Views
? No Near Neighbours
? Direct Access to Hacking on Offa’s Dyke

A bright and spacious four bedroom bungalow set in approx. six acres, with a fabulous range of equestrian facilities and direct access to extensive hacking on Offa’s Dyke, in a glorious, elevated position with magnificent panoramic views over the Wye Valley.

The bungalow is believed to date back to the 1960’s and was extended in the 1980’s. It has recently been refurbished by the present owners and provides bright and spacious family accommodation, primarily on the ground floor, with a useful loft room on the first floor.

The property will be of particular appeal to those with equestrian interests as it has a fantastic range of equestrian facilities, most of which are either new or recently refurbished. Directly opposite the entrance drive there is access onto Offa’s Dyke which provides extensive hacking.

The views from the property are simply spectacular, overlooking the Wye Valley towards Hereford, taking in Golden Valley, Hay Bluff, Lord Hereford’s Knob and Pen Y Fan.

The  property lies in a particularly desirable, secluded location a short distance from the village of Brilley, which has a church and village hall, and nearby Witney on Wye, which has a garage and village pub. The ever popular market town of Hay on Wye provides a good range of local amenities including supermarket, doctors and dentists surgeries, Post Office, library, cinema, chemist, butcher, greengrocer, bakery, a number of pubs, restaurants and cafes, Thursday market, primary school, and the annual Hay Festival of Literature.