Vallets Cottage, Cleeton St. Mary, Kidderminster, Shropshire, DY14

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A charming stone cottage with spacious rooms, modern amenities, and beautifully landscaped gardens in peaceful Cleeton St Mary coming with approximately 2.09 acres of gardens and paddock

Stone Cottage with modern interiors
Rural countryside views
Large paddock with stables extending over 2.09 acres
Kitchen with vaulted ceiling
Four reception rooms, two with woodburning stoves
Private gardens
Set in an area of AONB

Vallets Cottage dates back to the 17th Century as a gamekeepers cottage, it is nestled in the rolling hills of the Shropshire countryside near Cleobury Mortimer. It offers a peaceful rural lifestyle surrounded by scenic landscapes and woodlands in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Although semi- detached as it adjoins another property the individual aspects do not overlook each other and the properties retain their own privacy. This charming village provides easy access to local amenities in Cleobury Mortimer and the larger towns of Ludlow and Kidderminster.

You approach the property across a shared driveway leading to ample parking. As you step into the entrance hallway, the welcoming atmosphere sets the tone for the entire home. Through the entrance hall a door to the right gives access to the spacious, character-filled kitchen and breakfast room. The newly fitted kitchen showcases exposed stone walls, oak cabinetry, quartz worktops and a stunning feature wall with a brick surround that frames the range cooker. Skylights and windows flood the room with light, highlighting the room’s beautiful details and creating an airy, open atmosphere. With generous worktop space and storage, this kitchen is designed for both everyday functionality and social gatherings. Adjacent to the kitchen, the utility room offers a practical space with fitted cabinetry and room for additional appliances. Here you will also find the downstairs cloakroom with WC and sink.

A step from the kitchen leads into the sitting room, a room that radiates warmth with its exposed stone fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. Ceiling beams and ample natural light enhance the space, creating an inviting area to relax and unwind. The living rooms front-facing windows offer views of the surrounding countryside. A door from the sitting room gives access to a further reception room which could be used as a 4th bedroom a study or snug. This room is ideally positioned for working from home or quiet reading, with a window framing views of the garden to bring in natural light. Its placement offers both privacy and connection to the home’s main living areas.

The living room is well-proportioned with wooden flooring, exposed beams and a woodburning stove with stone surround. Double doors open out from here into the fully glazed conservatory. This bright and spacious room is perfect for dining or relaxing while enjoying panoramic views of the landscaped garden and rolling countryside beyond. With direct access to the outdoor patio, the conservatory seamlessly extends your living space outdoors, ideal for both day-to-day use and entertaining.

Ascending the stairs to the first floor, you’ll find a thoughtfully arranged layout that ensures privacy and comfort. The principal bedroom, generously proportioned and positioned at the front, offers a quiet space with uninterrupted countryside views. The large ensuite bathroom has a freestanding bath, separate walk-in shower cubicle, double sink and WC.

Two additional bedrooms, each with their own unique outlooks, provide versatility for family, guests, or even a dedicated home office. Both rooms maintain the home’s charm with their characterful finishes and ample natural light. The first floor is completed by a family shower room.

The property is set within beautifully landscaped gardens, thoughtfully designed to maximize its tranquil setting. The grounds totalling 2.09 acres. To the rear, a spacious patio area creates an ideal spot for outdoor dining and entertaining, with steps leading to an elevated seating area. From here, enjoy sweeping views over fields and woodlands, providing a peaceful backdrop. The land is a haven for wildlife including deer, hare, hedgehogs and wild birds.

Beyond the patio, well-maintained lawns are bordered by mature trees, shrubs, and vibrant flowerbeds. A gravel path winds through the garden, connecting various seating areas and inviting exploration. Further enhancing the outdoor space, a paddock with stables offers potential for equestrian use making it an ideal choice for those seeking a versatile countryside lifestyle. Please note that there is a public footpath across this field - we have been advised that this is very seldom used. There is a separate access to the field via a gate which can be accessed through the Cleeton St Mary hamlet.

Agents notes:
1) Please note that there is a public footpath across the field - we have been advised that this is very seldom used.
2) There is a right of access over both drives, the maintenance is a shared responsibility with next door

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All material information is readily available from the Agent or via the listing for this property on Rightmove or OnTheMarket.

Directions:
Head from Ludlow East on the A4117 from Rock Green stay on this road up and over Clee Hill and into Hopton Wafers, turn left at Hopton Bank Garage. Proceed in the direction of Farlow until you cross the cattle grid and immediately turn left to Cleeton-St. Mary. Upon entering the hamlet of Cleeton-St. Mary proceed through the village past St. Mary's church on your left and down the hill. The drive to Cleeton Vallets is on your right just before the brook. Pass through the gate and drive past the cream coloured Vallets House to reach Vallets Cottage.