The three-bedroom house in Ryelands Road has been put on the market for offers over £600,000.
Estate agent Andrew Morris said the house ‘has been built to an exceptional standard with high-specification finishes throughout.’
The house features high-tech appliances, an energy-efficient air source heat pump, and an open-plan living area.
The property in Ryelands Road, Leominster (Image: Andrew Morris Estate Agents)
The entrance hallway leads to a German-designed kitchen and dining area with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a central island.
The estate agent said the living room has ‘dual-aspect, full-height windows and a stylish log burner, creating a bright yet cosy space.’
The two ground floor bedrooms have direct garden access and share a shower room, while the upstairs principal bedroom has a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden and an en-suite four-piece bathroom.
The property in Ryelands Road, Leominster (Image: Andrew Morris Estate Agents)
Outside the house are wrap-around walled gardens with seating areas, off-road parking, and a garage.
A spokesperson for the estate agent said: “This contemporary ‘mews’ family home has been built to an exceptional standard with high-specification finishes throughout.
“It features high-tech appliances, an energy-efficient air source heat pump, and stylish open-plan living, combining modern design with everyday comfort.
“A spacious entrance hallway leads to the heart of the home – a German-designed kitchen and dining area with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a central island.
The property in Ryelands Road, Leominster (Image: Andrew Morris Estate Agents)
“Natural light pours in through an electric skylight and bifold doors, enhancing the modern feel.
“The living room offers dual-aspect, full-height windows and a stylish log burner, creating a bright yet cosy space.
“Outside, the property benefits from wrap-around walled gardens with seating areas surrounded by, off-road parking, and a garage.”
The property was designed by architect Garry Thomas, whose work gained national attention when a previous project was selected to appear on the Channel 4 programme by Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud, and later named among McCloud’s top 25 Grand Designs.