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£995,000
(£660/sq. ft)
3 bed detached house for saleRyton, Shifnal TF11
3 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
1,507 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Rural Shropshire village setting
Generous plot with countryside views
Three versatile reception rooms
Three bedrooms and two bathrooms
Solar panels with battery storage
Air source heat pump installed
EPC rating C energy efficiency
Double garage and driveway parking
Good road and rail connections
This three-bedroom detached cottage is offered for sale in the village of Ryton, near Shifnal, providing an opportunity to acquire a cottage-style home on a generous plot in a rural Shropshire setting. Surrounded by agricultural land and countryside views, the property will appeal to buyers seeking a quieter lifestyle while still being within reach of everyday amenities and transport links.
The house is set within an enviable plot, with a layout that supports both family living and those working from home. Internally, accommodation includes three reception rooms, a breakfast kitchen with separate utility, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, together with a double garage and driveway parking.
On the ground floor, the breakfast kitchen forms a practical hub of the home, offering space for informal dining and day-to-day family use. The separate utility room provides useful additional storage and a dedicated area for laundry and household appliances, helping to keep the main kitchen clear and uncluttered.
There are three reception rooms, allowing for flexible use of space. The main lounge provides a comfortable living area, while a formal dining room offers a more defined setting for family meals or entertaining. A further reception room is currently arranged as a study, providing a separate workspace away from the main living areas, suited to home working or quiet reading.
The property offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing practical accommodation for families, visiting guests or those wishing to create a dressing room or hobby room. The arrangement allows for flexibility in how the rooms are used over time as needs change.
Recent investment in energy-efficient technology is a notable feature. The house has been fitted with solar panels, battery storage and an air source heat system. Combined with an EPC rating of C, these upgrades support more efficient running costs and reflect a move towards more sustainable, modern living, while giving the new owner a solid platform to personalise the interior to their own taste.
Externally, the size of the plot is a key attraction. The surrounding agricultural land enhances the sense of space and tranquillity, and the grounds provide scope for buyers who may wish to explore extension or alteration, subject to the necessary planning consents. A double garage and driveway offer secure parking and storage.
This three-bedroom detached house in Ryton combines a rural village setting, modern energy installations and flexible reception space, together with garaging and parking, making it a considered option for buyers seeking a countryside home within reach of Shifnal and wider Shropshire amenities.
EPC Rating: C
Location
Ryton sits in the Shropshire countryside to the south of Shifnal. The immediate area offers attractive walks across fields and country lanes, making it well suited to those who enjoy outdoor pursuits and rural views. Shifnal itself, a short drive away, provides a range of everyday amenities including shops, cafés, pubs and essential services, along with primary and secondary schooling options in and around the town.
In terms of wider connections, Shifnal railway station offers services towards Shrewsbury to the west and Wolverhampton and Birmingham to the east. Typical journey times are around 10–15 minutes to Telford Central, approximately 25–30 minutes to Shrewsbury and around 35–45 minutes into Birmingham New Street, depending on the service. These links make it feasible to live in a rural village while commuting to larger employment centres.
The surrounding Shropshire area includes further points of interest such as the historic town of Shrewsbury, the Ironbridge Gorge and the amenities of Telford, all accessible by car. Local road links connect easily with the A5 and M54 corridor, providing routes towards the West Midlands conurbation, the wider motorway network and North Wales.
Council tax band G applies to this property.
Garden
A superb plot which is prime for expansion to the original property. With views to neighbouring fields and a variety of trees, attracting wildlife and nature to the doorstep.
Parking - Double Garage
A double garage and parking for multiple vehicles on the driveway.
The house is set within an enviable plot, with a layout that supports both family living and those working from home. Internally, accommodation includes three reception rooms, a breakfast kitchen with separate utility, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, together with a double garage and driveway parking.
On the ground floor, the breakfast kitchen forms a practical hub of the home, offering space for informal dining and day-to-day family use. The separate utility room provides useful additional storage and a dedicated area for laundry and household appliances, helping to keep the main kitchen clear and uncluttered.
There are three reception rooms, allowing for flexible use of space. The main lounge provides a comfortable living area, while a formal dining room offers a more defined setting for family meals or entertaining. A further reception room is currently arranged as a study, providing a separate workspace away from the main living areas, suited to home working or quiet reading.
The property offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, providing practical accommodation for families, visiting guests or those wishing to create a dressing room or hobby room. The arrangement allows for flexibility in how the rooms are used over time as needs change.
Recent investment in energy-efficient technology is a notable feature. The house has been fitted with solar panels, battery storage and an air source heat system. Combined with an EPC rating of C, these upgrades support more efficient running costs and reflect a move towards more sustainable, modern living, while giving the new owner a solid platform to personalise the interior to their own taste.
Externally, the size of the plot is a key attraction. The surrounding agricultural land enhances the sense of space and tranquillity, and the grounds provide scope for buyers who may wish to explore extension or alteration, subject to the necessary planning consents. A double garage and driveway offer secure parking and storage.
This three-bedroom detached house in Ryton combines a rural village setting, modern energy installations and flexible reception space, together with garaging and parking, making it a considered option for buyers seeking a countryside home within reach of Shifnal and wider Shropshire amenities.
EPC Rating: C
Location
Ryton sits in the Shropshire countryside to the south of Shifnal. The immediate area offers attractive walks across fields and country lanes, making it well suited to those who enjoy outdoor pursuits and rural views. Shifnal itself, a short drive away, provides a range of everyday amenities including shops, cafés, pubs and essential services, along with primary and secondary schooling options in and around the town.
In terms of wider connections, Shifnal railway station offers services towards Shrewsbury to the west and Wolverhampton and Birmingham to the east. Typical journey times are around 10–15 minutes to Telford Central, approximately 25–30 minutes to Shrewsbury and around 35–45 minutes into Birmingham New Street, depending on the service. These links make it feasible to live in a rural village while commuting to larger employment centres.
The surrounding Shropshire area includes further points of interest such as the historic town of Shrewsbury, the Ironbridge Gorge and the amenities of Telford, all accessible by car. Local road links connect easily with the A5 and M54 corridor, providing routes towards the West Midlands conurbation, the wider motorway network and North Wales.
Council tax band G applies to this property.
Garden
A superb plot which is prime for expansion to the original property. With views to neighbouring fields and a variety of trees, attracting wildlife and nature to the doorstep.
Parking - Double Garage
A double garage and parking for multiple vehicles on the driveway.
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