This charming and characterful home offers far more than first impressions suggest, arranged over three floors and blending period charm with thoughtful modern enhancement. The ground floor provides excellent living space with an abundance of period features and includes a welcoming reception room with wood burning stove, a separate dining room and a generously proportioned kitchen/breakfast room which forms the heart of the home, a sociable area ideal for both everyday family life and entertaining. This space was extended by the current owners to create a bright and versatile living area, complemented by the addition of a convenient ground-floor WC. The upper floor offer three well-proportioned bedrooms, all benefitting from fitted wardrobes, and are served by a family bathroom and a separate shower room, creating flexible accommodation well suited to modern living Outside the property makes the most of its location. The rear garden has been designed to make the most of its elevated position and features a seating area, perfectly positioned to enjoy far-reaching views across the Ironbridge Gorge and the river below. In the spring months, the surrounding landscape comes alive with colour, further enhancing the elevated outlook. The views are particularly impressive at sunset, when the Gorge is bathed in warm, golden light. The front of the property is a true gardener’s paradise, thoughtfully planted and featuring a pond that adds colour and wildlife. A seating area makes this a delightful and tranquil spot with all year-round interest. Adding a unique sense of heritage, the property was once home to Billie Wright, the legendary England and Wolves football player and the world’s first player to earn 100 international caps. His connection lends the house a rare and evocative link to sporting history, enhancing its character and appeal.

EPC Rating: D