Spond, Nr Kington - with land and views
£850,000
Guide price
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Bedrooms: 4
An outstanding opportunity to purchase a contemporary and energy efficient Passivhaus, in an enviable rural position, with simply breathtaking 180-degree southerly views, together with a range of excellent and adaptable outbuildings and approximately 3.5 acres of land.
Situation and description
If you are looking for a view, then Upper Field offers uninterrupted views for up to 35 miles on a clear day. Facing due south the views include the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains, Mayhill and the Malverns, and are some of the best in the entire county. The property itself is one of a small cluster of individual houses and conversions that lie on a country lane in northwest Herefordshire. The nearby villages of Eardisley, Almeley and Lyonshall between them have a number of local facilities the market town of Kington lying just 3 miles away is a centre for walking and the arts. The cathedral city of Hereford is some 18 miles distant and the ever-popular market town of Hay on Wye, with its world-famous literary festival, is just 11 miles to the west.
Upper Field offers an opportunity to purchase a stylish and contemporary barn conversion built to Passivhaus standards. The living areas are light, spacious and versatile with a self-contained annex on the ground floor, if required. Large triple glazed windows make the most of the views and an air recovery system, 5kw air source heat pump, photo voltaic panels, an electric car charging point and excellent insulation all add to the properties eco credentials.
A good range of outbuildings add another dimension with a large workshop, triple garage, stables and a home office offering potential for a variety of uses. The gardens and land then extend to 3 acres and have the backdrop of exceptional views. Ideal for a number of uses, they currently include a tractor shed and nature area, with a former railway cabin available by way of separate negotiation.
On arrival a large, recessed porch protected from the elements and front door leads into a reception hall and then into the main living space. Open plan and full of light, large picture windows make the most of the outstanding views. The kitchen has plenty of working space and is supported by a good sized pantry and the breakfast or dining area has direct access to the outside. The lounge has a dual aspect with window seats and views as far as the Brecon Beacons. Access can then be gained to two ground floor bedrooms which are both very spacious, with one having direct access from outside and its own shower room and kitchen area, giving it the option to be self- contained.
On the first floor there are two large and comfortable bedrooms with a Jack and Jill bathroom and en suite shower room and again the opportunity to enjoy the stunning views. Access can be gained to very useful and huge under eaves storage areas.
Outside
Upper Field is approached from a small country lane by its own drive which leads to a large hard standing area with parking and turning space. Access can be gained to a good range of adaptable outbuildings with a triple open-fronted garage, three stables large workshop space and a first floor home office. There is a kitchen garden and hard standing around the barn with the gardens laid to lawn and sweeping towards the landscape. In all the plot extends to 3.5 acres and would be ideal for equestrian or other uses and includes a pond, wildlife area, and tractor shed.
Services and considerations
Mains water, electricity, and private drainage.
Council Tax Band: F = £3,160.83
EPC = Energy Rating B 31.08.2030
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Situation and description
If you are looking for a view, then Upper Field offers uninterrupted views for up to 35 miles on a clear day. Facing due south the views include the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains, Mayhill and the Malverns, and are some of the best in the entire county. The property itself is one of a small cluster of individual houses and conversions that lie on a country lane in northwest Herefordshire. The nearby villages of Eardisley, Almeley and Lyonshall between them have a number of local facilities the market town of Kington lying just 3 miles away is a centre for walking and the arts. The cathedral city of Hereford is some 18 miles distant and the ever-popular market town of Hay on Wye, with its world-famous literary festival, is just 11 miles to the west.
Upper Field offers an opportunity to purchase a stylish and contemporary barn conversion built to Passivhaus standards. The living areas are light, spacious and versatile with a self-contained annex on the ground floor, if required. Large triple glazed windows make the most of the views and an air recovery system, 5kw air source heat pump, photo voltaic panels, an electric car charging point and excellent insulation all add to the properties eco credentials.
A good range of outbuildings add another dimension with a large workshop, triple garage, stables and a home office offering potential for a variety of uses. The gardens and land then extend to 3 acres and have the backdrop of exceptional views. Ideal for a number of uses, they currently include a tractor shed and nature area, with a former railway cabin available by way of separate negotiation.
On arrival a large, recessed porch protected from the elements and front door leads into a reception hall and then into the main living space. Open plan and full of light, large picture windows make the most of the outstanding views. The kitchen has plenty of working space and is supported by a good sized pantry and the breakfast or dining area has direct access to the outside. The lounge has a dual aspect with window seats and views as far as the Brecon Beacons. Access can then be gained to two ground floor bedrooms which are both very spacious, with one having direct access from outside and its own shower room and kitchen area, giving it the option to be self- contained.
On the first floor there are two large and comfortable bedrooms with a Jack and Jill bathroom and en suite shower room and again the opportunity to enjoy the stunning views. Access can be gained to very useful and huge under eaves storage areas.
Outside
Upper Field is approached from a small country lane by its own drive which leads to a large hard standing area with parking and turning space. Access can be gained to a good range of adaptable outbuildings with a triple open-fronted garage, three stables large workshop space and a first floor home office. There is a kitchen garden and hard standing around the barn with the gardens laid to lawn and sweeping towards the landscape. In all the plot extends to 3.5 acres and would be ideal for equestrian or other uses and includes a pond, wildlife area, and tractor shed.
Services and considerations
Mains water, electricity, and private drainage.
Council Tax Band: F = £3,160.83
EPC = Energy Rating B 31.08.2030
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