House For Sale £345,000
A period semi-detached house in this sought after Conservation Area of High Town having three bedroom spacious accommodation with a sunny courtyard garden. Basement cellar and large open plan loft room.
Telford - 12 miles, Shrewsbury - 22 miles, Kidderminster - 14 miles, Wolverhampton - 14 miles, Stourbridge - 15 miles, Birmingham - 27 miles,
(All distances are approximate).
Location - The historic market town of Bridgnorth on the River Severn is divided between High Town and Low Town. The two are connected by the funicular railway and two bridges. There are many interesting historic buildings and pleasant walkways including the Castle Walk and Gardens. Another notable attraction is the Severn Valley Railway with its historic steam trains. Within the town there are a range of facilities including a diverse selection of shops including antique, gift, grocery, butchers and bakers shops. There are larger supermarkets also on the edge of town. A selection of schools catering for all age groups together with a host of sports facilities and clubs are also within walking distance. St Mary's Street is just off the High Street and therefore in close proximity to the amenities.
Overview - A pretty, period home, more quietly positioned away from the bustling High Street but enjoying a host of amenities only a short distance away. Raised up from the road, and overlooking gardens to the front, it does enjoy a high level of privacy. The private side access is useful with a lockable gate and leads to the enclosed rear courtyard.
Accommodation - Entering through a private side entrance gate to the rear of the house, a stable door leads into a FITTED KITCHEN including a double oven, gas hob, extractor hood, sink unit and boiler cupboard. The adjoining DINING AREA leads to an open plan SITTING ROOM with two fireplaces; one with a pine surround as a feature fireplace and a second having a fitted gas fire also in a pine fire surround. There is a large sash window to the front at a good height above the street level for added privacy, and a patio door leading to the rear courtyard garden. The front RECEPTION HALL has stairs rising to the first floor and a door leading down to the BASEMENT CELLAR. This has good head height with concrete floor and plastered walls with a radiator power points and light.
LANDING on the first floor has access to a fitted BATHROOM, and THREE WELL PROPORTIONED BEDROOMS having a private aspect at the front with sash windows and built in wardrobes to the principle bedroom. A narrow and steep staircase leads to an OPEN PLAN LOFT CONVERSION with a skylight, radiator, power points and light.
Outside - Outside the private gated access leads to an enclosed courtyard garden having paving, raised flowerbeds and a mature selection of shrubs. A permit is available for parking in St Marys Street.
Services: - We are advised by our client that all main services are installed. Verification should be obtained from your surveyor.
Tenure: - We are advised by our client that the property is FREEHOLD. Verification should be obtained by your Solicitors.
Council Tax: - Shropshire Council
Fixtures And Fittings: - By separate negotiation.
Viewing Arrangements: - Viewing strictly by appointment only. Please contact the BRIDGNORTH OFFICE.
Directions: - Proceed down the High Street and immediately after the town hall turn right into St Marys Street. The property will be seen towards the bottom end on the left hand side.
Telford - 12 miles, Shrewsbury - 22 miles, Kidderminster - 14 miles, Wolverhampton - 14 miles, Stourbridge - 15 miles, Birmingham - 27 miles,
(All distances are approximate).
Location - The historic market town of Bridgnorth on the River Severn is divided between High Town and Low Town. The two are connected by the funicular railway and two bridges. There are many interesting historic buildings and pleasant walkways including the Castle Walk and Gardens. Another notable attraction is the Severn Valley Railway with its historic steam trains. Within the town there are a range of facilities including a diverse selection of shops including antique, gift, grocery, butchers and bakers shops. There are larger supermarkets also on the edge of town. A selection of schools catering for all age groups together with a host of sports facilities and clubs are also within walking distance. St Mary's Street is just off the High Street and therefore in close proximity to the amenities.
Overview - A pretty, period home, more quietly positioned away from the bustling High Street but enjoying a host of amenities only a short distance away. Raised up from the road, and overlooking gardens to the front, it does enjoy a high level of privacy. The private side access is useful with a lockable gate and leads to the enclosed rear courtyard.
Accommodation - Entering through a private side entrance gate to the rear of the house, a stable door leads into a FITTED KITCHEN including a double oven, gas hob, extractor hood, sink unit and boiler cupboard. The adjoining DINING AREA leads to an open plan SITTING ROOM with two fireplaces; one with a pine surround as a feature fireplace and a second having a fitted gas fire also in a pine fire surround. There is a large sash window to the front at a good height above the street level for added privacy, and a patio door leading to the rear courtyard garden. The front RECEPTION HALL has stairs rising to the first floor and a door leading down to the BASEMENT CELLAR. This has good head height with concrete floor and plastered walls with a radiator power points and light.
LANDING on the first floor has access to a fitted BATHROOM, and THREE WELL PROPORTIONED BEDROOMS having a private aspect at the front with sash windows and built in wardrobes to the principle bedroom. A narrow and steep staircase leads to an OPEN PLAN LOFT CONVERSION with a skylight, radiator, power points and light.
Outside - Outside the private gated access leads to an enclosed courtyard garden having paving, raised flowerbeds and a mature selection of shrubs. A permit is available for parking in St Marys Street.
Services: - We are advised by our client that all main services are installed. Verification should be obtained from your surveyor.
Tenure: - We are advised by our client that the property is FREEHOLD. Verification should be obtained by your Solicitors.
Council Tax: - Shropshire Council
Fixtures And Fittings: - By separate negotiation.
Viewing Arrangements: - Viewing strictly by appointment only. Please contact the BRIDGNORTH OFFICE.
Directions: - Proceed down the High Street and immediately after the town hall turn right into St Marys Street. The property will be seen towards the bottom end on the left hand side.
