Set within approximately 1.13 acres on the outskirts of the popular village of Luston, this distinctive Victorian property offers a combination of character, space and an unusually private rural setting.
The house provides four bedrooms and a versatile arrangement of reception rooms, with the accommodation retaining a number of features that reflect its origins as a former station house.
The kitchen/breakfast room is a bright and practical space, fitted with a range of wall and floor cupboards, black quartz worktops, twin waist-height ovens and integrated appliances. A central island provides additional preparation space, while the outlook across the gardens makes this a particularly pleasant room in which to spend time.
There is also a separate dining room, alongside a snug/reception room and the original ticket office, which is currently used as a study. The former ticket office retains original panelling and its ticket hatch, providing a particularly interesting reminder of the property's past. The fourth bedroom is positioned nearby and has an adjoining WC, although the arrangement could equally lend itself to use as a home office or hobby space.
Further reception space is provided by a sitting room with an attractive fireplace and adjoining conservatory. The conservatory takes advantage of the property's elevated position with far-reaching views across the surrounding grounds and countryside. A separate laundry room and ground-floor shower room complete the main level.
Upstairs are three further bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom has a pleasant outlook across the grounds, while the second bedroom is a further double room with a rear aspect. The third bedroom benefits from countryside views and a sunny aspect. The family bathroom includes a full-size bath with shower attachment and enjoys its own outlook over the surrounding landscape.
Outside is where the property really comes into its own. The grounds extend to approximately 1.13 acres and include landscaped gardens, established borders, a vegetable plot, greenhouse and pony paddocks. There are a number of patio areas, including both sunny and more sheltered spaces, together with a summerhouse positioned to make the most of the countryside views.
For those looking for useful outbuildings, the property also includes a stable and tack room, a two-bay field shelter, workshops and an open-bay structure for garden equipment. There is a gated gravel driveway providing ample parking, including space for larger vehicles if required.
Perhaps the most unusual, yet unique, feature is the property's own historic railway platform and former ticket office. Station House was originally associated with the railway serving Berrington Hall, and the platform remains alongside the active railway line today, giving the property a genuinely distinctive character.
Despite its rural setting, the property is conveniently positioned for access to Luston and the nearby market town of Leominster, approximately three miles away, with a wider range of shops, schools, leisure facilities and everyday amenities. Ludlow is also within easy reach.
This is a property that offers considerably more than a conventional four-bedroom house, combining substantial accommodation with land, outbuildings, countryside views and a fascinating piece of local history.
Council Tax Band E
