Woolhope, Hereford, Herefordshire, HR1

Set in the heart of some of Herefordshire�s most picturesque countryside, this property in the sought-after village of Woolhope offers a rare opportunity to secure a generous plot. The village of Woolhope enjoys a peaceful yet connected setting, surrounded by rolling fields, ancient woodland, and panoramic views � a true escape from the pressures of modern life. Just a few minutes down the lane lies Fownhope, a thriving village with everything you could want for day-to-day living: a popular village shop and post office, an excellent GP surgery, Wye Leisure health club and spa, and a selection of well-regarded pubs and eateries. For those needing to stay connected, the location is remarkably practical. The Cathedral city of Hereford is just 20 minutes by car and offers a wide range of shopping, dining, and cultural options, along with direct rail links to London Paddington. The M50 at Ross-on-Wye or Ledbury opens the door to wider motorway networks, making travel to Bristol, Gloucester, Cheltenham, or Birmingham straightforward. Families are well catered for, with the property falling within catchment for Bishops school in Hereford. Prestigious independent options, such as Hereford Cathedral School and Haberdashers� Monmouth Schools, are also within easy reach. With its generous plot and desirable village setting, this is an increasingly rare opportunity to shape a home to your own vision, in one of Herefordshire�s most charming and well-connected rural communities. Entrance Hallway: Accessed via a solid wood side door, the entrance hallway features character touches including wood-effect flooring, fitted wall lights, and an exposed stone wall with original lintels. Utility / Rear Entrance: 7'5" x 4'6" (2.26m x 1.37m) Convenient rear entrance with wash hand basin, vanity unit, plumbing for washing machine and direct access to the carport. Downstairs WC: Obscure glazed window to rear, low level WC, and feature stone wall. Dining Room: 15'6" x 14'3" (4.72m x 4.34m). A well-proportioned formal dining space with side and rear aspect windows, wood laminate flooring, and built-in storage. Stairs to first floor and archway through to: Sitting Room: 15'8" x 15'8" (4.78m x 4.78m). Bright yet cosy, featuring a stone fireplace with recessed wood burner, oak mantle, exposed beams, and front aspect window. Front Entrance Hall: With glazed uPVC front door and side window, leading to: Kitchen / Breakfast Room: 15'10" x 10'6" (4.83m x 3.2m). Rustic in feel with exposed stone walls, dual aspect windows, and a range of solid wood-fronted wall and base units. Includes space for dishwasher, cooker and fridge, eye-level oven, and a one and a half bowl sink unit. Ideal for upgrading to suit modern tastes. First Floor Split-Level Landing: Doors leading to: Bedroom 1: 14'5" x 9'5" (4.4m x 2.87m). Rear-facing double with countryside views, electric radiator. En-Suite Shower Room: Fully tiled with walk-in shower, WC and basin. Rear aspect window. Bedroom 2: 14'1" x 11'5" (4.3m x 3.48m). Spacious double with built-in storage, dressing table and rear views. Further Landing Area: With front aspect window and loft access � offering excellent scope to convert into further living accommodation, subject to consent. Bedroom 3: 11'2" x 9'5" (3.4m x 2.87m). Front aspect double room with extensive fitted wardrobes and airing cupboard. Bathroom: Jack and Jill style, accessed via bedroom 3 and the landing. Fitted with a panelled bath and electric shower over, WC and wash basin. Bedroom 4/Study: 10'9" x 7'8" (3.28m x 2.34m). Side aspect, built-in cupboards � an ideal study or single bedroom. Bedroom 5: 10'8" x 7'7" (3.25m x 2.3m). Front-facing, with built-in storage. Outside A driveway leads to the detached Workshop / Garage, measuring approx. 23'10" x 22'2" (7.26m x 6.76m). This substantial building is already serviced with power, lighting, and an electric roller door. With additional storage rooms and its own entrance vestibule, it presents clear potential for conversion into an annexe, home office, or further accommodation subject to planning. Gardens Beautifully maintained gardens wrap around the property, with mature trees, shrubs, ornamental ponds, greenhouse, garden shed, and a range of seating areas ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation. The rear patio takes in the evening sun and enjoys a good degree of privacy. Agents Note: This property presents outstanding scope for reconfiguration or extension, subject to the necessary consents. Options may include creating a contemporary open-plan living space, converting the loft or outbuildings. The detached workshop lends itself to conversion for ancillary accommodation, a home office or holiday let. Buyers are encouraged to seek professional planning advice. Verified Material Information Council Tax band: F Tenure: Freehold Property construction: stonewalls Electricity supply: Mains electricity Water supply: Mains water supply Sewerage: Septic tank Heating: LPG central heating Heating features: Double glazing, Night storage, and Wood burner Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises) Mobile coverage: O2 - OK, Vodafone - OK, Three - Poor, EE - Poor Parking: Garage For the complete Verified Information on this property please either scan the QR code on the details or contact the office. Directions From Ross-on-Wye Head towards the M50, then take the A449 towards Ledbury. Turn left onto the B4224, signposted Hereford. Continue through How Caple, passing How Caple Grange on your left. At the signpost for Woolhope, turn right and follow the lane into the village. Passing The Crown Inn and the turning for the village hall, continue for approximately one mile passing The Butchers Arms on your right. 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