Church Street, Kington, Herefordshire

Intro

This charming Grade II listed townhouse, set over three floors, boasts three generous double bedrooms and occupies a prime position in the heart of Kington. Perfectly placed for easy access to the town’s range of shops, cafes, and amenities, the property also features a delightful, low-maintenance garden to the rear. Internally, the accommodation, enhanced by gas-fired heating, includes a welcoming Reception Hall, a spacious Living Room, a separate Dining Room, and a well-appointed Kitchen. The property also benefits from a two-room cellar, currently used as office space, but offering flexible options for storage or alternative uses. On the first floor, you’ll find Bedroom One alongside a family Bathroom, while the second floor comprises two further double Bedrooms, providing plenty of space for family and guests.

Location

Kington offers a range of independent shops, cafés, pubs, and essential services, including a doctor’s surgery, pharmacy, and post office. The town benefits from good transport links, with regular bus services to surrounding towns and villages. The area is renowned for its scenic walking routes and beautiful rolling border countryside, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The charming town of Presteigne is just 6 miles away, while the historic market town of Leominster lies approximately 16 miles to the East. The nearest city, Hereford, is around 20 miles away and provides a wider selection of shopping, healthcare facilities, and excellent travel connections.

Accommodation

The front door leads into an entrance hallway, with a glazed door opening into the dining room, which features original floorboards, a sash window to the front, and an ornate fireplace. Double-glazed doors lead through to the living room, fitted with a wood-burning stove ( recently fitted ) and a continuation of the original floorboards, complemented by a sash window with shutters. This is a practical and welcoming space, perfect for entertaining or cosy when the doors are closed. From the living room, doors lead through to the kitchen and also down to the cellar.

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The kitchen is well-appointed, offering a good range of wall and base units, with space for an electric cooker and washing machine. A rear extension provides additional practical space, with a French style Atrium back door again recently fitted & made of hardwood and insulated to EU standards opening onto the rear courtyard. The cellar is accessed from the living room and comprises two useful rooms, one of which includes a WC and wash hand basin. The space is currently used for storage and as a home office.

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From the dining room, stairs rise to the first floor, where a generously sized bathroom is fitted with a bath and shower over, pedestal wash hand basin, WC, and towel rail. This floor also houses the first of the good-sized double bedrooms. From the landing, stairs continue to the second floor, where two further double bedrooms are located. A loft hatch provides access to a boarded attic, offering additional practical storage.

Garden

The courtyard features a concrete pathway and useful storage area, ideal for an amenity space. A raised seating area provides the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee and offers scope for further enhancement. Currently, the courtyard is presented as a low-maintenance garden, perfect for relaxation and enjoyment.

Parking

There is no allocated parking with this property; however, parking is available nearby in various public car parks, some of which are pay and display, while others currently offer free parking.

Income Potential

The current owner makes use of the additional bedrooms for Airbnb, which has proved highly popular and generates a good income. Further information can be provided upon request for interested parties.

Agents Note:

As is typical with older terraced properties, there is a right of way to the rear of the terrace, leading back around onto Church Street. The property comes with a 30-year Protection Scheme guarantee for timber treatment, which is valid until 2031.