4 bed detached house

Bridge Farm is a detached Shropshire longhouse with a 1-acre landscaped garden that dates back to the 15th century with later additions in the 17th and 18th centuries, including a Tudor and Jacobean style. The property retains many original features, including a cruck frame, panelled doors, exposed timbers, and original fireplaces. It has a spacious reception hall, a large south-facing garden/sun room, a sitting room with feature Inglenook fireplace, a living room with feature fireplace and log burning stove, a traditional pantry, a storeroom, and a cellar used for cheese production.

The property has a large open-plan breakfast kitchen with a feature oil-fired AGA, three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a shower room. There is a detached barn that serves as a double garage, office/workshop, and has potential to be converted into additional accommodation. The property is surrounded by landscaped gardens, lawns, and a river running along the southern boundary.