4 Bedroom Detached House

Detached Four Bedroom Property in Popular Village of Fownhope | Far Reaching Views of the Wye Valley | Spacious Accommodation Throughout | Two Bathrooms | Garage & Driveway | Gardens & Woodland in Circa 0.3 acres

Occupying a peaceful position within walking distance to Fownhope, a sought-after village on the eastern fringes of Hereford. The property benefits from a range of village amenities including a pub, shop, GP surgery, leisure centre, and Ofsted rated "Good" primary school, St Mary's C of E. St Mary's Church is a short walk away, offering regular activities and community events. The property is well-located for transport links. Hereford lies just 7 miles west with regular bus services, and wider retail and dining options.
The property sits adjacent to a public footpath leading to the Wye Valley Walk and beyond and is also within walking distance to the village itself. Immediately adjacent is an area of mature natural woodland and the area is a haven for wildlife and nature lovers with much visiting wildlife.

The property, partly dating back to the 19th century, retains charming original features including a bread oven and a wattle panel, both now showcased as character elements. It was extended during the 1960s and 1970s beneath a cedar shingle roof and now offers double-glazed accommodation full of character, with excellent potential for a new owner to make it their own.

The house is entered via a porch leading into the hallway, which benefits from three front-facing windows, and under-stairs storage.

From here, doors lead to the main living spaces, including a sitting room with an open fire and back boiler set within a Forest of Dean stone fireplace, large windows with open views, fitted shelving, and a TV point.
The ground floor bathroom is fitted with a low-level WC, pedestal basin, bath with shower, heated towel rail, and electric heater.

A walk-in pantry provides extensive shelving and a tiled floor.

The kitchen is equipped with a range of cupboards and work surfaces, a Stanley Superstar multi-use oil-fired range, as well as a sink, plumbing for a washing machine, and space for an electric cooker, opening through to a breakfast room with access to a private garden, original exposed wattle, bench seating, and space for a fridge.

A separate dining room features wood parquet flooring, a brick fireplace, and a bay window with far-reaching south-westerly views over the gardens.

Upstairs, the stairs rise to a first-floor landing, where there is an airing cupboard housing the hot water tank. From here, the first and second bedrooms both benefit from dual-aspect windows, allowing for plenty of natural light and pleasant views.

Also on this level is the shower room, fitted with a Mira Sport electric shower, WC, and wash basin.

A split-level landing then provides additional storage and leads to two further bedrooms, both of which include fitted storage. Bedroom four is particularly well-equipped, featuring a fitted desk as well as dual-aspect windows.

Externally, the property offers parking for two vehicles and a spacious single garage with an inspection pit, power, lighting. The garage has has a new roof fitted in 2026, with a 10 year guarantee. There is also an oil storage tank.

The gardens are a standout feature, extending to approximately one-third of an acre and arranged in beautifully maintained, terraced cottage-style sections that are accessed via steps. They include lawns, wildflower areas, interconnecting pathways, pergolas, a greenhouse, potting areas, and a large shed/wood store.

A patio with a feature pond leads to further lawned terraces planted with mature trees, shrubs, and flowering plants, all enjoying picturesque rural views and a high degree of privacy.

Additional areas include a vegetable plot, fruit bushes, and a variety of productive fruit trees such as plum, pear, and apple, alongside a further cottage garden area. Beyond this lies natural woodland with private access via the garden. The woodland comprises yew, oak, ash, conifers, and horse chestnut trees.

The gardens are south-facing, rich in wildlife, and provide direct access to nearby footpath networks, while an additional garden area accessed from the breakfast room offers further attractive planting and views.