Lands For Sale in Sheet, Shropshire

This beautifully presented Georgian country house offers stunning far reaching views and exceptional landscaped gardens. It has been renovated to a high standard of interior design and incorporates the best elements of exquisite contemporary country house design with high quality fixtures and fittings. Penylan Hall is in a stunning position with exceptional landscaped gardens.

The main reception rooms have full height sash windows, high ceilings and open fireplaces with elegant marble chimney pieces. The house has seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, a two bedroom coach house with potential to be used as a gym/leisure suite, teenage space or home offices.

Elms Farm is a charming period farmhouse offering a blend of traditional and modern features, with stunning views, a spacious living and dining room with an inglenook fireplace, a modern kitchen-breakfast room with a 4-oven AGA, multiple bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, and over 6 acres of land with potential for a variety of uses.

Plas Wilmot is a spacious Georgian home with beautiful sash windows, high ceilings, and parquet flooring. The house has been lovingly updated by the current owners, offering a mix of formal and informal living spaces, perfect for entertaining. There is a large, south-facing garden with a patio, mature trees and a traditional courtyard with converted outbuildings offering potential for further annexe accommodation or storage.

This charming 16th-century detached family home offers a wealth of character features and modern conveniences. Enjoy an inglenook fireplace, a wood-burning stove, and an en-suite shower room, along with a large garden with a pond and paddock. The property also includes a double garage, a boot room, and a large outbuilding.

This beautifully presented home displays stylish modern décor and fittings, alongside attractive period details, including red brick elevations and exposed eaves timbers. The ground floor has a welcoming reception hall with wooden flooring and doors leading to the main reception rooms. These include the dual aspect sitting room and the dining room, both of which welcome plenty of natural light and feature French doors opening onto the garden. There is also a well-proportioned kitchen and dining area with shaker-style kitchen units, a central island with a breakfast bar and a stainless steel range cooker.

There is one bedroom on the ground floor with a Jack and Jill entrance to the family bathroom. Upstairs there are a further three well-appointed double bedrooms, including the generous principal bedroom with its stylish en suite bathroom, and two further bedrooms with en suite shower rooms.

Features: Grade II listed, part timber framed house dating back to 1631, Elizabethan features, inglenook fireplaces, exposed beams, stunning studded oak front door, spacious reception hall, light duel aspect sitting room with parquet flooring and feature fireplace, sophisticated drawing room with views over the gardens, fantastic study, incredible dual aspect kitchen divided into two distinctive areas by the breakfast bar, inglenook fireplace, French doors to the conservatory overlooking the gorgeous grounds, second kitchen, utility room, boot room, six bedrooms, family bathroom, remarkable principal bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling, decorative beams and brick feature fireplace, large heated swimming pool with changing facilities and games room, paved and graveled garden ideal for al fresco dining, small orchard, garden pond with feature rocks, waterfall and footbridge leading to a summer house, further summer house, sweeping driveway, space for parking multiple vehicles, wrought iron gates opening to the rear driveway to a courtyard, detached garage and workshop.

Church Farm is an historic property with the oldest parts dating back to about 1578. It offers exposed beams, original internal doors, deep windowsills, thick walls which keep the house warm in winter and cool in the summer months, and a fantastic Shropshire scroll painting. The house is well known to those with an historic interest and the current owners have maintained the property in keeping with its origin. It has a garden, a studio/gym, a log store, parking, a driveway and a cellar.