A former vicarage in Peterchurch is up for sale at £600,000.
The substantial 1930s house, named Theldore, is surrounded by two acres of 'exceptional' landscaped gardens, and offers four bedrooms, according to estate agent Watkins Thomas.
Theldore stands beyond Peterchurch's outskirts, a village nestled between Hereford and Hay on Wye.
The latter offer comprehensive amenities, including bus and railway stations.
Peterchurch itself is home to a primary and a prestigious secondary school, a church, a community hall, a shop, and a pub.
The house features an eye-catching colonial-style veranda set on timber posts and boasting a brick floor.
Upon entering through the front door, one is greeted by a reception hall with herringbone flooring.
The ground floor layout consists of a sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen, pantry, and a utility room.
Rooms include distinctive elements such as leaded windows, brick fire surrounds, and built-in cupboards.
The upper level houses the bedrooms.
Some of the rooms come with standout features such as eaves storage cupboards, brick fire surrounds, or mantels.
One of the leaded window of the property provides a picturesque view of a parade of silver birches.
The grounds of Theldore span about two acres, consisting of lawns interspersed with various specimen trees.
The grounds also house features like an ornamental pond, lawns with central circular patio, an area enclosed by dense hedge and mature firs, a pergola walkway, and a stone pathway ending in a bay.
Located towards the rear of the property is a wooded area and a greenhouse.
An arch with climbing roses, a parade of silver birch trees with a viewing area beyond them, and a garage round off the list of amenities.
Theldore comes with mains electricity, gas, water, and drainage services.
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