• Views towards the Wrekin hill +
• Deceptively spacious +
• Two bedrooms +
• Cellar +
• Long rear garden +
• On street parking +

WITH LONG REAR GARDEN: A deceptively spacious two bedroom terraced home with accommodation set out over four levels, with accommodation comprising of

Entrance Porch, Kitchen/Diner, Living Room, Cellar, Two Bedrooms, Attic, Family Bathroom, Spacious Rear Garden, On Street Parking. EPC Rating: D

Situation:
Horsehay is a long established village style locality, occupying a pleasant position within a semi-rural environment on the extreme western fringe of Telford and close to open countryside; it is a little over two miles south west of the wide range of shopping and recreational facilities at Telford town centre with its wide range of recreational and shopping facilities, including the New Southwater development, the M54 motorway and the town’s central railway station. The historic township of Ironbridge, which is a World Heritage Site, is some three miles to the south and the market town of Wellington, with its renowned four day a week market and leisure centre, is a similar distance to the north; the Horsehay Golf Course is also nearby.

The Property:
The property is approached into an entrance porch with access through to the living room, which has a view out to the front and a beautiful fireplace with wood burning stove. The ground floor is an open plan layout with a dining area and kitchen. The kitchen comprises of a range of base and wall units with built in oven and hob with extractor hood over. There is space for appliances including fridge freezer. Adjacent to the side door in the kitchen, there is a wall mounted central heating boiler. From the ground floor, there is access to the cellar and a staircase ascending to the first floor.

On the first-floor landing, there is access to two bedrooms and the family bathroom. The family bathroom comprises of a beautiful roll top bath with pedestal wash hand basin, ladder style towel rail and wc. Both of the first-floor bedrooms are doubles with one benefitting from a view out towards the rear garden, whilst the other has a view out to the front of the property towards the Wrekin hill.

Outside:
To the front of the property, there is a low maintenance block paved area. To the side of the property, there is shared access between neighbouring properties with access to the rear garden which comprises of laid lawn with colourful shrub and plant borders. Further down the garden, there is a vegetable patch with a couple of outdoor cabins with the benefit of electrics.