House For Sale £435,000
A beautifully presented 4-bedroom semi-detached town house, offering superb accommodation, garden and parking situated in the Market Town of Ludlow.
The Property
Southcot is a large semi-detached townhouse with a garden, parking for two cars and a garage. The house retains a great many original features from the Edwardian period and is situated a ten-minute walk from the centre of the medieval market town of Ludlow.
The house was built in 1912, as shown by the high ceilings, open fireplaces and original staircase design.
Upon entering the property, the entrance hall is laid with with traditional Edwardian red floor tiles surrounding the stairs. To the left is a spacious room used as a study and music room which could otherwise be a second sitting room or snug. It is fitted with bookshelves and the large front window provides excellent natural light.On the other side of the hall, the sitting room and dining area have impressive dimensions and space for dining and entertaining. Unusually, this room has two authentic open cast iron fireplaces and a spacious bay window. The kitchen/breakfast room has a wooden floor and combines free-standing and built-in cupboards and units. There is a utility room next to the kitchen with space for further integrated units and a separate cloakroom. There is a side door to the garden and paths to the driveway.
On the first floor, the open landing leads to four double bedrooms all with en-suites and above this hallway is a loft door giving access to a large area of storage space which has a wooden floor.
The spacious main bedroom includes fitted wardrobes and a shower room. The third bedroom/dressing room contains ignificant built-in shelving and wardrobe space, and the en-suite for this room has a bath with a shower over.
Outside
The garden is a mix of lawn and terraced area with plenty of space to enjoy the sun and al-fresco dining. A smaller courtyard area lies to the rear of the property. There is room for parking for two cars and the garage is a good space either for a car or work room.
Southcot has been beautifully restored by the current owners and has a superb ‘feel’ to it.
Situation
The property is situated on Livesey Road, and is a ten-minute walk from Ludlow's busy market square.
The town is a substantial market hub with good facilities: there are many different shops, supermarkets, surgeries, pubs, restaurants, sport and leisure facilities, great riverside walks and a lot to enjoy. Ludlow is well-linked to other regions, with the train station only a short walk from the property.
The A49 connects you to motorways and other main roads. There is also beautiful countryside on your doorstep. Excellent primary, secondary and private schools in the area, include Moor Park and Bedstone College.
Directions: From our Ludlow office head down Tower Street and follow the road to Gravel Hill. Turn right onto St. Julian's Avenue. Half way up St Julian's Avenue on the bend the roadbecomes Livesey Road. The property can be found at the end of Livesey Road on the left.
Local Authority: Shropshire Council.
Services: Mains water, electricity, drainage and Gas central heating.
Council Tax: Band C
Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.
The Property
Southcot is a large semi-detached townhouse with a garden, parking for two cars and a garage. The house retains a great many original features from the Edwardian period and is situated a ten-minute walk from the centre of the medieval market town of Ludlow.
The house was built in 1912, as shown by the high ceilings, open fireplaces and original staircase design.
Upon entering the property, the entrance hall is laid with with traditional Edwardian red floor tiles surrounding the stairs. To the left is a spacious room used as a study and music room which could otherwise be a second sitting room or snug. It is fitted with bookshelves and the large front window provides excellent natural light.On the other side of the hall, the sitting room and dining area have impressive dimensions and space for dining and entertaining. Unusually, this room has two authentic open cast iron fireplaces and a spacious bay window. The kitchen/breakfast room has a wooden floor and combines free-standing and built-in cupboards and units. There is a utility room next to the kitchen with space for further integrated units and a separate cloakroom. There is a side door to the garden and paths to the driveway.
On the first floor, the open landing leads to four double bedrooms all with en-suites and above this hallway is a loft door giving access to a large area of storage space which has a wooden floor.
The spacious main bedroom includes fitted wardrobes and a shower room. The third bedroom/dressing room contains ignificant built-in shelving and wardrobe space, and the en-suite for this room has a bath with a shower over.
Outside
The garden is a mix of lawn and terraced area with plenty of space to enjoy the sun and al-fresco dining. A smaller courtyard area lies to the rear of the property. There is room for parking for two cars and the garage is a good space either for a car or work room.
Southcot has been beautifully restored by the current owners and has a superb ‘feel’ to it.
Situation
The property is situated on Livesey Road, and is a ten-minute walk from Ludlow's busy market square.
The town is a substantial market hub with good facilities: there are many different shops, supermarkets, surgeries, pubs, restaurants, sport and leisure facilities, great riverside walks and a lot to enjoy. Ludlow is well-linked to other regions, with the train station only a short walk from the property.
The A49 connects you to motorways and other main roads. There is also beautiful countryside on your doorstep. Excellent primary, secondary and private schools in the area, include Moor Park and Bedstone College.
Directions: From our Ludlow office head down Tower Street and follow the road to Gravel Hill. Turn right onto St. Julian's Avenue. Half way up St Julian's Avenue on the bend the roadbecomes Livesey Road. The property can be found at the end of Livesey Road on the left.
Local Authority: Shropshire Council.
Services: Mains water, electricity, drainage and Gas central heating.
Council Tax: Band C
Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.
