• Central Town Location +
• Victorian Terraced House +
• Well Presented with Character Features +
• Reception and Kitchen +
• Two Double Bedrooms + Loft Room +
• Bathroom and Downstairs W.C. +
• Far-Reaching Views +
• Small Private Courtyard +
• No Onward Chain +
• Viewing Essential +

Located in the picturesque market town of Ludlow, 10 Upper Linney offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully preserved piece of history. This period cottage, brimming with character, is ideally situated within walking distance of Ludlow’s historic town center, known for its independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and the famous Ludlow Castle.

This deceptively spacious Grade II listed Victorian property offers a fantastic home with views across the landscape to Bromfield and beyond, offered with No Onward Chain, and highly recommended for internal viewing.

Introduction - A delightful Grade II listed period property dating back to the 18th century, offering an array of character features combined with modern comforts. Upper Linney is a fantastic street providing a glimpse into the historic nature of Ludlow town Center and is literally a few minutes walk to the market square. This period cottage, brimming with character, offers a unique opportunity to own a delightful home in one of Shropshire’s most sought-after towns. 10 Upper Linney awaits its next chapter, internal viewing is highly recommended.

Description - Coming through the front door with its glazed transom window, the Harlequin tiled entrance hallway is well lit and immediately on your right is the kitchen. Fitted with a selection of painted base units and a solid wooden counter top housing an inset Belfast sink and an induction hob above a conventional single oven. There is a tiled splashback above the counter tops and this frames the sash window between the wall dresser, plate rack units and stainless steel extractor hood. The kitchen has ample space for a table and chairs as well as a freestanding fridge. The lovely and very well proportioned living room has a chimney breast with a feature fireplace housing a gas flame effect fire and fitted shelving storage to one side. It is tastefully decorated with stripped wooden floorboards. Off the hallway there is a small cloakroom which provides access (through a part glazed single door) to the rear enclosed courtyard, which is perfect for enjoying a morning coffee.

Upstairs to the first floor there is a spacious landing with a wall hung central heating boiler, off which are all of the rooms. There are two good sized double bedrooms, both with decorative cast iron fireplace surrounds and sash windows giving even more stunning views over the rooftops to the countryside beyond the town. The main bathroom has a sash window overlooking the courtyard and is fitted with a walk in double shower cubicle as well as a lovely slipper bath. A drop down loft ladder (from the landing) provides access up into the attic space, which is partially separated by the chimney breast into two areas. There is a limit to head height, but the attic is boarded and carpeted with a Velux window to each space and there is a wealth of exposed brick work and the timber frame supporting the original roof structure.