• End of Terrace Cottage, Grade II Listed +
• Stone built with detached barn +
• Two bedrooms, two reception rooms +
• Wealth of period features +
• Needs modernisation +
• Garden to rear of barn +
• Just off the centre of Clun +
• No onward chain +

A charming Grade II listed end terrace period cottage with a wealth of period features ,located in the heart of the popular Shropshire town of Clun. The property requires modernisation and currently has two bedrooms, two reception rooms, kitchen and bathroom. The property also has a detached barn within the gardens that offer buyers an exciting opportunity for workshop space or more STP.

Introduction - 7 Church Street is a charming end of terrace period cottage that is Grade II Listed and has a wealth of period features to include fireplaces, exposed beams and timber frame and wonderful focal points of lath and plaster on show. The property requires modernisation and could be a lovely home just off the centre of the popular town of Clun. The property also has a detached barn within the garden and offers buyers an option to create extra accommodation space (STP) or workshop space.

The accommodation comprises: living room, dining room, kitchen two bedrooms, bathroom and a utility room that could be a third bedroom, ensuite or dressing room.

Property Description - The property can be accessed from the main street through a front door leading into the living room or through a door from the side laneway into the dining room. The living room to the front has a window overlooking the street, a fireplace in the corner and exposed beams. A door leads through to a small lobby with the stairs rising to the first floor and leads into the dining room with a large Inglenook fireplace with original fireplace behind the multi fuel stove currently providing a source of heating. This room also has exposed beams, framework and the lath and plaster as a feature within the walls. Off the dining room is the kitchen which is fitted with a range of wall and base units and space for appliances.

On the first floor you find two bedrooms both being doubles, one to the front overlooking the street and hills beyond and one to the rear which overlooks the quite side laneway. There is a bathroom which is fitted with a three piece white suite with a shower over and an airing cupboard housing the water cylinder. On this floor is also a utility room that has been used as a store/bedroom/kitchenette in the past and could be utilised as an ensuite for a bedroom, a dressing room or back into a third bedroom.