Nestled on the outskirts of Brimfield, this period property presents a remarkable opportunity for renovation and investment within a tranquil rural landscape, set between the charming market towns of Ludlow and Tenbury Wells. The surrounding area is celebrated for its scenic countryside, boasting rolling farmland and woodland paths. The historic town of Ludlow offers a vibrant selection of independent shops, dining establishments, and cultural activities. Essential local amenities include a primary school, church, and the well-regarded Salway Arms restaurant. Favorably located for transport with access to the A49 leading to Hereford, Shrewsbury, and other regional hubs.<br><br>Upper Drayton showcases an impressive array of original features with exposed beams, oak flooring, deep-set windows, and fireplaces throughout its expansive layout. The welcoming entrance hall greets visitors with characterful details such as timber accents and stonework.<br><br>The main reception room stands out with abundant natural light flooding through French doors that lead to an outdoor terrace. Highlighted by a striking red sandstone inglenook fireplace housing a wood burner, this versatile space is ideal for both formal dining experiences and casual gatherings.<br><br>The kitchen retains its traditional charm while offering practical functionality featuring wooden units complemented by tiled work surfaces. While it holds considerable potential for modern upgrades or reconfiguration to enhance usability further, its farmhouse aesthetic remains welcoming. An adjoining utility room adds convenience but may require improvements for contemporary living standards.<br><br>Accessed via a staircase with exposed timbers leading to a spacious landing are four bedrooms—each radiating their own distinctive charm—and two bathrooms that would benefit from modernization to cater to current styling preferences.<br><br>Perhaps most enticingly, the property's substantial gardens offer ample scope for landscaping or enhancement projects that could elevate both aesthetic appeal and value significantly. The presence of a large traditional outbuilding adds further potential for conversion into guest accommodations or alternative functional spaces (subject to planning permission). However, buyers should note existing issues such as the non-functional septic tank requiring attention post-acquisition.<br><br>This residence not only promises comfort but also presents a remarkable canvas ripe for updating in line with personal tastes or investment strategies.
