Surprisingly spacious two double bedroom end of terrace period cottage with garden and views over roof tops of Bridgnorth high town from an elevated position.

Sandstone Cottage, 58a, Bernards Hill, is reached by a short flight of steps and a path from Bernards Hill, set in a quiet out of the way and secluded corner position the property offers surprisingly spacious accommodation that includes two double bedrooms, a living room with an exposed brick fireplace with fitted woodburning stove, a full width dining kitchen with built in appliances and a pantry store, a bathroom with a period style roll top bath with a shower over and an enclosed patio garden reached either by steps to the side of the property or directly from the second bedroom, on this basis the second bedroom could be a second reception room or be used as a work from home office overlooking the garden.

Entered via a part glazed front door to an entrance hall, a door radiates off to the living room and there are stairs to the first floor. The living room has a multi-pane bow window and a feature exposed brick fireplace with fitted wood burning stove, a couple of steps from the living room lead up to the large full width kitchen diner fitted with a matching range of floor mounted cabinetry complimented by a built under oven and inset in the worksurface, a gas hob with extractor canopy over. On the first floor are two double bedrooms, the principal bedroom at the front of the property has views, over neighbouring rooftops, of Bridgnorth High Town.

The aspirational and historic market town of Bridgnorth has a wide variety of amenities including well regarded schools for children of all ages, including St. Leonards Church of England Primary School, St. Johns Roman Catholic Primary School, Bridgnorth Endowed School, and Oldbury Wells School, other good amenities include a doctors surgery, a selection of supermarkets, local and high street shops, traditional public houses and restaurants, a cinema and a characterful theatre, the town, which was subject to a siege during the English civil war is rich in history and features a castle ruin leaning at an angle greater than that of the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Cliff Railway is the steepest inland railway in the country.Bridgnorth is conveniently located for commuter routes by road to the west midlands via the A454, to Telford and Kidderminster via the A442 and to Shrewsbury via the A458 Bridgnorth by pass. The number 9 bus route runs to Wolverhampton and the 125 route runs between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster via Bewdley.

Tenure
We understand that the property is freehold

Services
The property has all mains services and the heating is by gas.