House For Sale £550,000
30 Corve Street is a handsome Grade II Listed red brick house, with five bedrooms, set in a highly desirable centre of town location.
The property, which requires modernisation throughout, dates from the late 18th century and features several elegant period details as well as four reception rooms, with accommodation arranged over three levels.
In total, the property comprises almost 4,000 square feet of accommodation, and represents significant potential to become a stunning and unique family home. On the ground floor there are two main reception rooms – the drawing room, which greets you upon entering and the sitting room, both of which have exposed wooden floorboards and open fireplaces.
There are further reception rooms on the first floor, including the formal dining room and the 28ft family room with its ornate fireplace and door opening onto the elevated rear terrace.
The kitchen is also found on the first floor, and provides space for a dining or breakfast area, as well as all of the necessary fittings and appliances.
A generous bedroom is found on the ground floor, with its en suite bathroom and adjoining room, which could be used as a dressing room. The remaining four double bedrooms are found on the second floor, two of which have en suite bathrooms, with one including its own cloakroom.
The beautiful and historic market town of Ludlow features wonderful architecture and a rich history, and is a highly desirable place to live.
It is set alongside the meandering river Teme and surrounded by some of the most stunning, evocatively English countryside to be found (in the form of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).
You will find all of the day-to-day amenities required in Ludlow, with excellent independent shops and cafes in its characterful town centre. The town is renowned for its great food and drink, with several excellent restaurants and pubs in the town, while every year the town plays host to the Ludlow Food and Drink Festival.
Schooling in Ludlow includes Ludlow Primary School, Ludlow Church of England School for secondary, and the independent Moor Park School and Lucton School are closeby.
To the front, the property opens onto Corve Street, with Ludlow’s vibrant and historic town centre right on its doorstep.
To the rear there are gardens, including an elevated terrace, accessed from the first-floor family room.
Steps lead to a swimming pool, which requires restoration work, and is surrounded by over-grown flowerbeds and a variety of shrubs.
The property, which requires modernisation throughout, dates from the late 18th century and features several elegant period details as well as four reception rooms, with accommodation arranged over three levels.
In total, the property comprises almost 4,000 square feet of accommodation, and represents significant potential to become a stunning and unique family home. On the ground floor there are two main reception rooms – the drawing room, which greets you upon entering and the sitting room, both of which have exposed wooden floorboards and open fireplaces.
There are further reception rooms on the first floor, including the formal dining room and the 28ft family room with its ornate fireplace and door opening onto the elevated rear terrace.
The kitchen is also found on the first floor, and provides space for a dining or breakfast area, as well as all of the necessary fittings and appliances.
A generous bedroom is found on the ground floor, with its en suite bathroom and adjoining room, which could be used as a dressing room. The remaining four double bedrooms are found on the second floor, two of which have en suite bathrooms, with one including its own cloakroom.
The beautiful and historic market town of Ludlow features wonderful architecture and a rich history, and is a highly desirable place to live.
It is set alongside the meandering river Teme and surrounded by some of the most stunning, evocatively English countryside to be found (in the form of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).
You will find all of the day-to-day amenities required in Ludlow, with excellent independent shops and cafes in its characterful town centre. The town is renowned for its great food and drink, with several excellent restaurants and pubs in the town, while every year the town plays host to the Ludlow Food and Drink Festival.
Schooling in Ludlow includes Ludlow Primary School, Ludlow Church of England School for secondary, and the independent Moor Park School and Lucton School are closeby.
To the front, the property opens onto Corve Street, with Ludlow’s vibrant and historic town centre right on its doorstep.
To the rear there are gardens, including an elevated terrace, accessed from the first-floor family room.
Steps lead to a swimming pool, which requires restoration work, and is surrounded by over-grown flowerbeds and a variety of shrubs.
