Orcop, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR2

Retaining its original charm with exposed beams, vaulted ceilings and very generous living spaces, the property has been thoughtfully designed for a wonderful family lifestyle while embracing its countryside heritage. The barns enjoy a generous plot to the rear, featuring low maintenance lawned gardens and a lovely patio terrace to each aspect, ensuring the perfect spot to relax and take in the surrounding countryside any time of the day. The property: Set on the corner plot, The Dairy enjoys a dual aspect outlook to the rear and welcomes the morning sun. Accessed via an oak framed entrance porch with glass roof and a full glazed oak framed entrance door. Once inside this sizeable home The Dairy exudes quality. Dining Room/living Area: 26'3" x 10'7" (8m x 3.23m). Flooded with natural light via a large floor to ceiling double glazed window to the front aspect and full glazed double door to the rear. We are welcomed at breakfast by the morning sun, illuminating the rich texture and warm tones of the home. Traditional terracotta floor tiles add durability and character and compliment the exposed timber beams, solid oak staircase and original construction. This welcoming room is far from just a place to eat, it�s a space to gather, relax and appreciate the blend of old and new. Moving through the dining area to: The Open Plan Kitchen: 12'6" x 10'7" (3.8m x 3.23m). Taking pride of place is a traditional AGA Range cooker with enamel finish, giving a warm welcome throughout the day. The full width window frames the sunrise and lets in good natural light over the extensive range of Shaker style floor and wall units with a traditional porcelain one and a half bowl sink unit. From the kitchen, a solid wood cottage door leads to: Utility Room: 12'7" x 6' (3.84m x 1.83m). A must have in a family home of this proportion, having a good range of floor and wall storage cupboards, a useful clean up sink and drainer, space and plumbing for washing machine and fridge/freezer. Door to rear garden. The ideal spot for warm coats and muddy boots after a walk in the surrounding countryside. From the entrance area, sold wood double doors lead to: Sitting Room: 23'6" x 20'1" (7.16m x 6.12m). This expansive lounge creates a warm and inviting atmosphere with an impressive stone fireplace at its heart housing a double fronted wood burning stove. Exposed feature stone walls and beams showcase the barns original character and texture. The room welcomes natural light from its triple aspect windows, large French doors open directly onto a sun drenched secluded terrace, connecting the inside and outdoor spaces. The sitting room is a lovely retreat where historic charm meets effortless country living. From the entrance area, door to: Cloakroom: Neatly tucked away, adjacent to the stairway, having traditional style wash hand basin and WC. A useful understairs storage cupboard is great for hoover and utility storage. A solid oak, half turn staircase leads to: Spacious Landing: With a lovely seating and relaxing area with far reaching views all the way to May Hill in Gloucestershire via a floor to ceiling east facing double glazed windows. This is a great spot to sit back and unwind. The exposed stone walls and oak beams are a key feature. The upstairs of the home is equally as capacious with each bedroom enjoying fantastic living space. Master Bedroom plus En-Suite Shower Room: 18' x 11'3" (5.49m x 3.43m). This sizeable double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and exposed oak beams enjoys good natural light via a dual aspect outlook through a double window overlooking the pretty rear garden and two velux roof windows. En-Suite Shower Room: An unusually roomy en-suite, in keeping, having a walk in shower and traditional porcelain wash hand basin and WC. Velux window. Family Bedroom: 17'11" x 12' (5.46m x 3.66m). This versatile room is perfect for accommodating family, guests or friends. Its proportions will accommodate flexible sleeping such as double size and twin or bunk beds, relaxing lounge area or with some adaption, a self contained room. Having vaulted ceilings, full width, full height morning sun outlook with double glazed French doors and exposed beams. Bedroom 3: 21'1" x 11'4" (6.43m x 3.45m). Another great sized double room with ample wardrobe space, vaulted ceilings and low level outlook to the side garden and a velux. Bedroom 4: 10'10" x 9'3" (3.3m x 2.82m). A fourth double bedroom enjoys a delightful outlook over the surrounding fields and woodland beyond. Having exposed beams and wardrobe space. Family Bathroom: A lovely neutral palette with a crisp white suite adding to its airy feel, to include traditional wash hand basin and WC, a double shower cubicle and bath. A large velux rooflight floods the room with light and highlights the exposed beams above. Outside: Having off road parking for three/four vehicles on the gravelled driveway to the fore. The great sized rear gardens of the property are a true extension of the home. Thoughtfully planned to embrace the natural landscape, the outdoor space features three sun terraces, positioned to capture the sunlight from late morning through to the beautiful evening sunsets, these terraces provide the ideal spots for outdoor dining, relaxation and enjoying the uninterrupted views of this rural setting. The garden is laid mainly to low maintenance lawn, complimented by mature trees and abundance of planting including Wisteria, Passiflora and Blossom tree to name just a few. Well established Beech hedging enhances the privacy and creates a sense of seclusion. Those of you with a passion for sustainable living, an area for your home grown veg is neatly integrated into the lower garden. This space includes raised beds, a good size greenhouse with seating/potting area adjacent. Located immediately to the rear of the house lies a great entertaining area, complete with pergola, electric dining canopy and a sunken eco water garden, ideal for gatherings during the summer months. Gated access to the rear of the gardens is ideal for large machinery access, when needed. Whether you are seeking a peaceful morning stroll or an evening spent dining while the sun dips below the horizon, this garden offers an ever changing backdrop of rural tranquillity. Verified Material Information Council tax band: E Tenure: Freehold Electricity supply: Mains electricity Water supply: Mains water supply Sewerage: Septic tank Heating: Oil Central heating Heating features: Double glazing, Underfloor heating, and Wood burner Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) Mobile coverage: O2 & EE - Poor, Vodafone & Three - OK, Parking: Private, Off Street, and Allocated Directions: what3words///mentioned.offerings.chats. From Ross-on-Wye proceed north on the A49 towards Hereford, after approximately 4 miles turn left signposted Orcop and continue along here for 1 mile to the crossroads and continue over for a further three miles and the turning to the property will be found on the left hand side.