House For Sale £250,000
Whitehouse is in the picturesque town of Ludlow. This property benefits from being in the charming and historic town of Ludlow. Enjoy a range of amenities, including boutique shops, local markets, acclaimed restaurants, and excellent schools. The town's rich heritage and stunning countryside make it a popular choice for those seeking a high-quality lifestyle.
Just a short walk from the historic town centre this stunning three-bedroom, three-storey semi-detached house offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and traditional charm and convenient location, the property would be of interest to a variety of different types of buyers. For anyone looking for a character property in need of some modernisation in order to put your own stamp on this Victorian cottage this would be ideal. It would make a lovely small family home or alternatively could be suitable for a retired couple moving into the town from the countryside or from busier parts or it may appeal to anyone seeking a second home in this lovely historic market town.
On the ground floor as you enter Whitehouse there is the spacious hallway dining room that leads to the good-sized kitchen which includes a Gas Rangemaster cooker with gas hob. As well from the hallway dining room you are also, greeted by the sitting room which has your double doors leading to your spacious well-kept front garden making this sitting from an enjoyable light and airy living space.
On the first floor the south westerly facing, good sized main bedroom. From here there are probably one of the best views from the house towards Whitcliffe Common and surrounding countryside. The third bedroom is also, located on this floor. A large bathroom with a white suite bath, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
On the second floor, is where the second well-sized bedroom is found being able to enjoy the sun from the skylight and this room also offers ample storage space with eave storage.
The gardens lies to the front of the property taking advantage of a south westerly aspect. There is a formal lawn area with a terrace where one can sit and enjoy that south westerly sunshine, beyond the lawn there is row of conifer trees at the end of the garden really enhancing the privacy this garden has offer.
Directions
From Nock Deighton's Bullring office proceed down Corve Street and over the traffic lights at Tesco. Turn right signposted Kidderminster. Carry on under the bridge and under the railway bridge and turn left into Fishmore Road. Carry on to a row of cottages the Whitehouse is located on the right side and it is the first house up the pathway.
Just a short walk from the historic town centre this stunning three-bedroom, three-storey semi-detached house offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and traditional charm and convenient location, the property would be of interest to a variety of different types of buyers. For anyone looking for a character property in need of some modernisation in order to put your own stamp on this Victorian cottage this would be ideal. It would make a lovely small family home or alternatively could be suitable for a retired couple moving into the town from the countryside or from busier parts or it may appeal to anyone seeking a second home in this lovely historic market town.
On the ground floor as you enter Whitehouse there is the spacious hallway dining room that leads to the good-sized kitchen which includes a Gas Rangemaster cooker with gas hob. As well from the hallway dining room you are also, greeted by the sitting room which has your double doors leading to your spacious well-kept front garden making this sitting from an enjoyable light and airy living space.
On the first floor the south westerly facing, good sized main bedroom. From here there are probably one of the best views from the house towards Whitcliffe Common and surrounding countryside. The third bedroom is also, located on this floor. A large bathroom with a white suite bath, wash hand basin and heated towel rail.
On the second floor, is where the second well-sized bedroom is found being able to enjoy the sun from the skylight and this room also offers ample storage space with eave storage.
The gardens lies to the front of the property taking advantage of a south westerly aspect. There is a formal lawn area with a terrace where one can sit and enjoy that south westerly sunshine, beyond the lawn there is row of conifer trees at the end of the garden really enhancing the privacy this garden has offer.
Directions
From Nock Deighton's Bullring office proceed down Corve Street and over the traffic lights at Tesco. Turn right signposted Kidderminster. Carry on under the bridge and under the railway bridge and turn left into Fishmore Road. Carry on to a row of cottages the Whitehouse is located on the right side and it is the first house up the pathway.
