House For Sale £170,000
A characterful cottage nicely positioned on Wyre Hill, with the most fantastic views at the rear across Winbrook and the Severn Valley.
Description
This fantastic home has light and airy interior and a neat garden to the rear taking in the views. The current owners have recently made a lot of general improvements to the property, making for a home that is now ready to move straight into. There is plenty of scope for the new owner to add their own mark to this cottage, including the potential to extend at the rear, which others have done in the immediate locality, subject to the usual planning consents.
Description
The property is accessed via a front door from Wyre Hill, which leads into a light and airy bay-fronted living room. This spacious, yet cosy reception room has a radiator, a feature fireplace with a cast iron gas fire and a back boiler behind, a door to the kitchen and a door and stairs to the first floor.
The kitchen has base cupboards, a useful pantry/under stairs cupboard, work surfaces with an inset stainless-steel sink and drainer, tiled flooring, a radiator, a window to the rear and a glazed door leading to the glazed lean-to/garden room. The latter offers space for a table and chairs and has vinyl flooring, power, lighting and pleasant views over the nearby countryside.
First floor
The landing area provides access to the bedroom and bathroom. There is a radiator and a window to the rear providing spectacular countryside views.
The bedroom is an extremely spacious and light double room, with fitted wardrobes to one wall, a radiator, a window to the front and a loft hatch accessing the roof space.
The bathroom has a panelled bath with a shower above, tiling to the splashbacks, a pedestal wash handbasin, a low-level WC, a radiator, an airing cupboard and a window to the rear.
Outside
The rear garden is ample for the cottage and offers a pleasant outside space, with far reaching views across the rooftops to Wassell Hill and Trimpley. Currently designed for ease of maintenance, with a paved patio and a raised border including shrubs and a small tree. The garden is enclosed by walling and wooden panelled fencing.
There is plentiful on-street parking available on Wyre Hill and the accompanying roads nearby.
Agents note
The property is subject to a Grade II listed status and we believe is located within a conservation area.
Services
The property has mains gas, mains electricity, mains water and mains drainage.
Council tax band - C.
Location
Wyre Hill is the most delightful of roads in Bewdley, steeped in history and featuring some of the oldest and most characterful properties you will find in the town. This location has a timeless and tranquil feel, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the town, yet within easy walking distance of Bewdley town centre, which is just 0.3-miles away. This location also boasts fantastic views of the surrounding countryside, with the property enjoying a splendid vista across the rooftops to Wassell Hill and beyond. It is also worth noting that Wyre Hill is home to a thriving little pub, the Black Boy, which is the hub of the local community these days and within easy walking distance.
Unlike many roads in the centre, Wyre Hill offers plentiful-on street parking, which means residents of this street can often park close to their own property.
The centre of Bewdley has lots to offer, including an array of pubs and eateries throughout the town and along the beautiful riverside. There are many interesting shops plus local attractions unique to the area, including a museum and the Severn Valley Steam Railway, which provides scenic train journeys along the valley to Arley and Bridgnorth. Also nearby is the renowned West Midland Safari Park, which is home to some of the world's most beautiful and endangered animal species, making for a brilliant day out, with a safari drive-through, theme park and hotel within the grounds. For those who love walking and the outdoors Wyre Hill is ideal, with lots of pathways heading off through nearby countryside to local beauty spots such as the Wyre Forest, which is England's largest wooded reserve, easily accessed from various points around the town, including Tanners Hill, which is less than 1-mile away.
Description
This fantastic home has light and airy interior and a neat garden to the rear taking in the views. The current owners have recently made a lot of general improvements to the property, making for a home that is now ready to move straight into. There is plenty of scope for the new owner to add their own mark to this cottage, including the potential to extend at the rear, which others have done in the immediate locality, subject to the usual planning consents.
Description
The property is accessed via a front door from Wyre Hill, which leads into a light and airy bay-fronted living room. This spacious, yet cosy reception room has a radiator, a feature fireplace with a cast iron gas fire and a back boiler behind, a door to the kitchen and a door and stairs to the first floor.
The kitchen has base cupboards, a useful pantry/under stairs cupboard, work surfaces with an inset stainless-steel sink and drainer, tiled flooring, a radiator, a window to the rear and a glazed door leading to the glazed lean-to/garden room. The latter offers space for a table and chairs and has vinyl flooring, power, lighting and pleasant views over the nearby countryside.
First floor
The landing area provides access to the bedroom and bathroom. There is a radiator and a window to the rear providing spectacular countryside views.
The bedroom is an extremely spacious and light double room, with fitted wardrobes to one wall, a radiator, a window to the front and a loft hatch accessing the roof space.
The bathroom has a panelled bath with a shower above, tiling to the splashbacks, a pedestal wash handbasin, a low-level WC, a radiator, an airing cupboard and a window to the rear.
Outside
The rear garden is ample for the cottage and offers a pleasant outside space, with far reaching views across the rooftops to Wassell Hill and Trimpley. Currently designed for ease of maintenance, with a paved patio and a raised border including shrubs and a small tree. The garden is enclosed by walling and wooden panelled fencing.
There is plentiful on-street parking available on Wyre Hill and the accompanying roads nearby.
Agents note
The property is subject to a Grade II listed status and we believe is located within a conservation area.
Services
The property has mains gas, mains electricity, mains water and mains drainage.
Council tax band - C.
Location
Wyre Hill is the most delightful of roads in Bewdley, steeped in history and featuring some of the oldest and most characterful properties you will find in the town. This location has a timeless and tranquil feel, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the town, yet within easy walking distance of Bewdley town centre, which is just 0.3-miles away. This location also boasts fantastic views of the surrounding countryside, with the property enjoying a splendid vista across the rooftops to Wassell Hill and beyond. It is also worth noting that Wyre Hill is home to a thriving little pub, the Black Boy, which is the hub of the local community these days and within easy walking distance.
Unlike many roads in the centre, Wyre Hill offers plentiful-on street parking, which means residents of this street can often park close to their own property.
The centre of Bewdley has lots to offer, including an array of pubs and eateries throughout the town and along the beautiful riverside. There are many interesting shops plus local attractions unique to the area, including a museum and the Severn Valley Steam Railway, which provides scenic train journeys along the valley to Arley and Bridgnorth. Also nearby is the renowned West Midland Safari Park, which is home to some of the world's most beautiful and endangered animal species, making for a brilliant day out, with a safari drive-through, theme park and hotel within the grounds. For those who love walking and the outdoors Wyre Hill is ideal, with lots of pathways heading off through nearby countryside to local beauty spots such as the Wyre Forest, which is England's largest wooded reserve, easily accessed from various points around the town, including Tanners Hill, which is less than 1-mile away.
