House For Sale £375,000
A charming Grade II listed three-storey town house within Ludlow, perfect for a family or a wonderful holiday lock up and leave.
Description
This cosy yet spacious three-storey home has been carefully renovated, managing to retain and elevate the period aspects of this Grade II listed home.
Stepping through the front door you are welcomed into the living room where your eyes are drawn towards the coal effect electric fireplace, centrally situated as the focal point of the room. Complementing this is the log store area, which was once the original fireplace, adding to the warm atmosphere this property radiates.
Moving through the living room you notice the strikingly gorgeous modern oak staircase with glass-panelled banisters which, allows light to travel through.
Stepping up onto the newly laid oak flooring, you move into the country-styled kitchen with wooden work surfaces with electric hob and cooker. The kitchen gives access to the enclosed courtyard garden with back gate which can be accessed via a shared entryway right of number 91 next door.
Following the magnificent staircase up to the first floor, it leads out onto an oak-floored landing where there is access to the main bathroom, two of the bedrooms and a hidden staircase which continues to the attic bedroom.
Directly to the right at the top of the stairs is the master bedroom with an ensite including a shower, WC and handwash basin. Clean and spacious, this sophisticated bedroom comes with built-in wardrobes and two sash windows.
Moving to the other side of the landing is the main bathroom which benefits from a skylight allowing natural light to flood through the bathroom, included is a bath, shower, WC and handwash basin. Located next to the bathroom is the second bedroom on this floor, which could be potentially used as a study.
The final bedroom, being an attic conversion, is quirky in nature has slopping ceilings and original beams displayed. It is spacious enough for a double bed and has two skylights making the room bright and energized.
Location
Ludlow is a small historical medieval town, once described by Sir John Betjeman as “probably one of the loveliest towns in England”.
A thriving market town Ludlow is steeped in history and full of stunning architecture, busy with annual events, notably it’s fabulous food festivals. The community’s reputation for food and drink extends further with excellent restaurants and cafes at your fingertips as well as a range of local independent shops.
Communications in the area are excellent with the nearby A49 providing access to Shrewsbury to the north and the cathedral city of Hereford to the south. Ludlow has the additional benefit of it's own train station providing access to cities across the country.
Description
This cosy yet spacious three-storey home has been carefully renovated, managing to retain and elevate the period aspects of this Grade II listed home.
Stepping through the front door you are welcomed into the living room where your eyes are drawn towards the coal effect electric fireplace, centrally situated as the focal point of the room. Complementing this is the log store area, which was once the original fireplace, adding to the warm atmosphere this property radiates.
Moving through the living room you notice the strikingly gorgeous modern oak staircase with glass-panelled banisters which, allows light to travel through.
Stepping up onto the newly laid oak flooring, you move into the country-styled kitchen with wooden work surfaces with electric hob and cooker. The kitchen gives access to the enclosed courtyard garden with back gate which can be accessed via a shared entryway right of number 91 next door.
Following the magnificent staircase up to the first floor, it leads out onto an oak-floored landing where there is access to the main bathroom, two of the bedrooms and a hidden staircase which continues to the attic bedroom.
Directly to the right at the top of the stairs is the master bedroom with an ensite including a shower, WC and handwash basin. Clean and spacious, this sophisticated bedroom comes with built-in wardrobes and two sash windows.
Moving to the other side of the landing is the main bathroom which benefits from a skylight allowing natural light to flood through the bathroom, included is a bath, shower, WC and handwash basin. Located next to the bathroom is the second bedroom on this floor, which could be potentially used as a study.
The final bedroom, being an attic conversion, is quirky in nature has slopping ceilings and original beams displayed. It is spacious enough for a double bed and has two skylights making the room bright and energized.
Location
Ludlow is a small historical medieval town, once described by Sir John Betjeman as “probably one of the loveliest towns in England”.
A thriving market town Ludlow is steeped in history and full of stunning architecture, busy with annual events, notably it’s fabulous food festivals. The community’s reputation for food and drink extends further with excellent restaurants and cafes at your fingertips as well as a range of local independent shops.
Communications in the area are excellent with the nearby A49 providing access to Shrewsbury to the north and the cathedral city of Hereford to the south. Ludlow has the additional benefit of it's own train station providing access to cities across the country.
