• 4 bedrooms +
• 3 reception rooms +
• 2 bathrooms +
• Period +
• Garden +
• Terrace +
• Town/City +
• Cellar +
• Town House +

A grade II listed home set in the conservation area, this characterful property features well-proportioned accommodation arranged over three floors with the added benefit of a basement. The property retains many of its original features such as the elegant staircase and period details throughout.

The hall features the original intricate tiled flooring and leads through to the generously sized dining room, featuring an attractive fireplace and large window fitted with original wooden shutters. A door connects the superb kitchen and breakfast room, which is accessed from the hall. Having high ceilings, the light and airy room features a central island, integrated appliances and a breakfast area overlooking the garden. There is also a utility room and cloakroom located on the ground floor.

The stairs wind to the first floor where there is a superb drawing room, cosy sitting room / study and one of the four bedrooms. On the second floor, the master bedroom overlooks the garden and has views out towards the hills, built-in wardrobes, and an en suite shower room. Two further bedrooms on this floor also feature built-in storage and are serviced by the spacious family bathroom, with a roll-top bath and separate shower enclosure.

Garden
At the rear of the property is an attractive garden with established planting including herbaceous borders and climbing wisteria and roses. Terraces and areas of lawn have been designed to provide great areas to sit and for dining and entertaining. There is a useful garden store. The gardens are enclosed by stone and brick walls to provide a good degree of privacy.

Property Information
Tenure - Freehold
Services - Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Gas central heating.
Local Authority & Council Tax Band - Shropshire Council - Band G

Parking arrangements - Residents parking permits are available for annual purchase.

Set in the historic town centre and within easy reach of all that the town has to offer and yet a short distance from the countryside that is on the edge of the town, easily reached with The Bread walk, River Teme and Whitcliffe Common that opens onto Mortimer Forest – with lots of excellent walks available. Ludlow mainline station offers good rail links to nearby cities, while the A49 provides access to the nationwide motorway network.

Directions (SY8 1BB)
The property is located near to the top of Mill Street on the right-hand side of the road.

Distances
Castle Square 0.2 miles, Train station 0.7 miles
(Distances and time approximate).