House For Sale £189,995
The front door opens into an entrance hallway with storage cloaks cupboard and sliding door giving access into the living room. The spacious living room includes a large enjoying an elevated outlook and feature decorative fireplace with coal effect fire.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of matching base and wall units, ample work surfaces, sink with drainer and mixer tap and planned space for cooking range.
The master bedroom is a well sized double room benefitting from fitted wardrobes. The second bedroom includes a sliding door giving access to the conservatory with laminate floors and French doors to the rear garden. The garage has been converted into a utility room/storage room.
The bathroom is fitted with a white suite of panelled bath with shower over, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, fully wall tiled and heated towel rail.
Externally the property is approached via a steep driveway providing ample off-road parking. The front garden is mainly paved with floral boarders and steps up to the front door. The tiered rear gardens have been landscaped with retaining walls and includes a paved patio area.
THE AREA: Highley occupies a commanding position on a ridge dividing the picturesque but contrasting valleys of the Severn Valley and Borle Brook. Dating back to the 7th Century, Highley is one of the largest villages in Shropshire. Formerly a traditional mining area, Highley has transformed into a popular commuter village with a full range of shops and local amenities including the excellent Severn Centre and Highley primary school.
Directions
On entering the village of Highley form the direction of Bridgnorth. Continue into the village centre past the high street turning left at the roundabout onto Arley View Close where the property can be found as denoted by the Nock Deighton 'For Sale' sign.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of matching base and wall units, ample work surfaces, sink with drainer and mixer tap and planned space for cooking range.
The master bedroom is a well sized double room benefitting from fitted wardrobes. The second bedroom includes a sliding door giving access to the conservatory with laminate floors and French doors to the rear garden. The garage has been converted into a utility room/storage room.
The bathroom is fitted with a white suite of panelled bath with shower over, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, fully wall tiled and heated towel rail.
Externally the property is approached via a steep driveway providing ample off-road parking. The front garden is mainly paved with floral boarders and steps up to the front door. The tiered rear gardens have been landscaped with retaining walls and includes a paved patio area.
THE AREA: Highley occupies a commanding position on a ridge dividing the picturesque but contrasting valleys of the Severn Valley and Borle Brook. Dating back to the 7th Century, Highley is one of the largest villages in Shropshire. Formerly a traditional mining area, Highley has transformed into a popular commuter village with a full range of shops and local amenities including the excellent Severn Centre and Highley primary school.
Directions
On entering the village of Highley form the direction of Bridgnorth. Continue into the village centre past the high street turning left at the roundabout onto Arley View Close where the property can be found as denoted by the Nock Deighton 'For Sale' sign.
