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A wonderfully restored Mill finished in A conteMporAry style,
set in A trAnquil setting Above the Mor brook
eardington mill, eardington, bridgnorth, shropshire wv16 5la
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A wonderfully restored Mill finished in A conteMporAry style,
set in A trAnquil setting Above the Mor brook
eardington mill, eardington, bridgnorth, shropshire wv16
5laBridgnorth 2.6 miles, Much Wenlock 10.2 miles, Telford 14.4
miles, Wolverhampton 16.7 miles, Stourbridge 16.9 miles, Shrewsbury
23.4 miles (All mileages are approximate).
DirectionsFrom Bridgnorth, A442, take the second exit at the
roundabout signposted Kidderminster. Turn right onto the B4363
through Low Town. Cross the River Severn, bearing left before
turning left onto the B4363, signposted Cleobury Mortimer. Take the
first left onto the B4555 signposted Eardington and Chelmarsh.
Continue through Eardington Village and turn right signposted
Eardington Village Hall. Continue past the village hall on your
left hand side, after ¾ mile take the first left turn down a track.
Pass over the cattle grid, into Eardington Mill.
SituationApproximately 2.5 miles from the market town of
Bridgnorth, Eardington Mill is set in its own private idyll
overlooking the Mor Brook below. Bridgnorth has an excellent range
of schools, shops and amenities within its high and low towns. The
larger centres of Wolverhampton, Shrewsbury, Telford and Birmingham
are all within commuting distance while the M54 at Telford provides
access to the Midlands and the national motorway network.
There are a number of well regarded schools in the private and
state sector including Moffats at Kinlet, Steiner School in
Stourbridge, Wrekin College, Shrewsbury School, Oldbury Wells,
Bridgnorth Endowed School and The William Brookes School, Much
Wenlock.
The well renowned Astbury Golf Course, Restaurant and Hotel
together with Severn Valley Railway are both within 2 miles.
Fishing, situated at Chelmarsh, horse riding, walking and cycling
along Route 45 are all available in the vicinity.
DescriptionThought to be mentioned in the Domesday Book,
Eardington Mill is an extremely interesting building which has been
completely renovated by the current owner who, with a fantastic
attention for detail, has restored the property into a contemporary
home whilst keeping the character, charm and original features. Set
in 5.95 acres.
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The courtyard which runs alongside the main house is a beautiful
feature with its archways and provides an entertaining/seating area
offering a theatrical feel. It may be accessed from the main house
and also the gardens.
The Mor Brook, which runs at the bottom of the garden is a haven
for wildlife and kingfishers are sighted regularly by the current
owner.
The accommodation is laid out over 4 floors with the open plan
living room and kitchen/dining area being the main hub of the
house. This is the most recent addition designed by Edward Nash, an
architect from Bath, and includes a vaulted ceiling above the
living area. French doors open onto a balcony which offers in
plenty of natural light. There is also an open fire with a Welsh
slate hearth and beautiful oak flooring throughout. The
breakfast/dining area is situated in the centre of the room with
the bespoke kitchen, designed by Charles Manners, at the other end
having a solid Welsh slate worktop and sink, with hand built
units.
Off the main living area steps lead down to the third floor
which has two double bedrooms with built in wardrobes and a
separate shower room.
On the fourth floor is the master bedroom overlooking the garden
below. There are built in wardrobes and drawers providing plenty of
storage and an en-suite shower room also with built in drawers.
The ground floor has underfloor heating and comprises; the
study, a laundry room with slate worktops, cupboards and an airing
cupboard, a double bedroom with hand built wardrobes and a separate
bathroom with a roll top bath and shower.
The lower ground floor has a sitting room with a Clearview Stove
and two curved French doors providing access onto the courtyard
which is fabulous for entertaining. A log store also provides
access outside.
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OutsideThe parking area is situated to the side of the property
as you come in off the main tarmac drive, with a garden/log store.
There is a fabulous solid oak dog kennel designed by Richard Craven
with a run bordered by decorative railings.
The gardens at Eardington Mill gently slope downwards, levelling
out in front of the Mor Brook at the bottom. To one side of the
house the gardens are mainly laid to lawn with a woodland around
the perimeter. On the other side, the gardens are tiered with a
gravel walkway and steps inbetween herbaceous beds and borders and
a pretty rose bed where an old Furness is still displayed.
The courtyard has a covered BBQ area whilst wisteria and
climbing roses cover the beautiful archways.
There is an attractive area of private woodland.
ServicesMains electricity, LPG, private water supply &
private drainage.
TenureFreehold with vacant possession on completion.
Local AuthorityShropshire Council
Council Tax Band G
Method of saleThe property is to be offered for sale by private
treaty.
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Fixtures and fittingsAll fixtures, fittings and garden statuary
are specifically excluded unless otherwise mentioned within these
sales particulars.
Wayleaves, easements and rights of wayThe property will be sold
subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and
rights of way whether mentioned within these particulars or
not.
ViewingStrictly by appointment with Savills.
Agents NotesThe current owner is related to an employee of
Savills.
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NOTE - Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Map with
thepermission of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office.
The Cartographic & Design Team, Wessex House,
Wimborne,Dorset. BH21 1PB Tel: (01202) 856800
Date: 22/07/201622395/Eardington Mill2
NOT TO SCALE
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Garden Room8.20 x 4.6726'11 x 15'4
Open Air Courtyard9.20 x 8.6230'2 x 28'3
Open Air Courtyard8.59 x 8.4128'2 x 27'7
Store5.52 x 2.1918'1 x 7'2
3.58 x 2.2711'9 x 7'5
Studio4.78 x 4.3215'8 x 14'2 Dog Run
7.10 x 2.5023'4 x 8'2
Kennel3.04 x 1.8610'0 x 6'1
Balcony
Bedroom 45.20 x 2.5817'1 x 8'6
Bedroom 35.00 x 3.2716'5 x 10'9
Study4.68 x 3.4615'4 x 11'4
Utility Room3.50 x 2.4711'6 x 8'1
Bedroom 24.90 x 4.2716'1 x 14'0
Master Bedroom5.02 x 3.2116'6 x 10'6
Ground FloorLower Ground Floor
Median Floor
First Floor
(Not Shown In ActualLocation / Orientation)
(Not Shown In ActualLocation / Orientation)
Kitchen4.32 x 3.1714'2 x 10'5
Dining Area6.08 x 4.25
19'11 x 13'11
Sitting Room6.05 x 4.2919'10 x 14'1
Savills West MidlandsHall Court, Telford TF3
[email protected] 239500
savills.co.uk
Important Notice Savills, their clients and any joint agents
give notice that: 1: They are not authorised to make or give any
representations or warranties in relation to the property either
here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their
client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any
statement that may be made in these particulars. These particulars
do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied
upon as statements or representations of fact. 2: Any areas,
measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs
and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily
comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all
necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and
Savills have not tested any services, equipment or facilities.
Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise.
16/07/25 BT-J.
floorplans
Gross internal area (approx):House = 280.9 sq. m (3,024 sq.
ft.)Studio = 20.7 sq. m (223 sq. ft.)Courtyard = 152.4 sq. m (1,640
sq. ft.)
For identification only. Not to scale.
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