Grade II listed Georgian property sold

Grade II listed Georgian property sold

Licensed property specialists, Sidney Phillips has completed on the sale of Pinsley House, a handsome former guest house in Herefordshire.

The quaint market town of Leominster sits in the heart of the Welsh Marches Region on the English/Welsh borders that stretch along the Offas Dyke Path. The town itself has a population of some 11,000 and is within easy motoring distance of the nearby City of Hereford and historic market town of Ludlow. It stands astride the main A49 trunk route and has a main line rail link between Cardiff and Manchester Piccadilly.

The Grade II listed property stands on the corner of Broad Street and Vicarage Street and the centre of the market town of Leominster, close to a large number of other businesses and private residences. It also enjoys excellent frontage to the main A44 being one of the busiest roads through the town centre.

This handsome 18th Century Grade ll listed property retains much original charm and holds a strategic commercial location at the heart of this busy market town. The property itself is set over three floors with additional basements and offers excellent accommodation to be utilised as a guest house, or a private home. It provides three ground floor lounge rooms with kitchen, seven bedrooms with the addition of an attic suite offering lounge, bathroom and bedroom. An outstanding feature of the property are the immaculately maintained walled gardens with the benefit of parking for four vehicles.

Ceiron Griffiths, Regional Valuations Manager for the Midlands region handled the sale and comments, “Sadly due to ill health Pinsley House has recently closed for business following a hugely successful period of trade dating back to 1939. Not surprisingly the property generated strong interest at market and was snapped up quickly.”

Sidney Phillips sold Pinsley House off a freehold asking price of £399,500.

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