• Grade II Listed +
• Three Bedrooms +
• Downstairs WC +
• Sitting Room +
• Large Kitchen / Dining Room +
• Separate Utility Area +
• Two Parking Spaces Plus Additional Visitor Parking +
• Picturesque Rural Setting +
• Generous Garden +
• EPC: E +

Situation: Approached via the estate's private mile-long tree-lined drive, 2 Apley Park Mews offers an abundance of exclusivity and grandeur.

Internally, the property is spacious and well appointed. The ground floor boasts high ceilings and bright spaces, to include entrance hall, downstairs WC, utility to the rear, a generous family kitchen-diner with ample space for entertaining, and a spacious lounge with a wood burning stove and double aspect windows, harnessing natural light.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom is a well-appointed space with feature fireplace and a useful en-suite shower room; two further double bedrooms are also on the first floor and are served by the family bathroom. All bedrooms boast built-in storage and showcase characterful beams.

Outside, the mews house overlooks a pretty, cobbled communal courtyard having vehicular access via an archway. There are two distinct garden areas, one laid to lawn with a planted hedge boundary, a patio seating area, and a stone pathway leading to two allocated parking spaces. The larger garden, also accessed from the parking spaces, extends into a small private coppice with winding pathways and a variety of mature trees, shrubs and flowers. There are two parking spaces and there is additional visitor parking on site.

In addition to the private gardens, the owners have access to the wider Estate. Set in 16 acres of parkland with woodland walks, the magnificent Grade II listed Apley Park is quintessentially England at its very best. Residents are free to enjoy the surroundings the communal grounds have to offer, and walks through Apley and Willey Estates, accessing the Mercian Way by crossing the private iron bridge in the Apley Estate, across the River Severn.

Offering a countryside setting yet close to the village of Norton and the renowned Apley Farm Shop. The attractive market town of Bridgnorth, famed for its high and low towns and its connecting cliff railway is just a 15 minute drive. Telford and access to the M54 is 11 miles away and provides onwards travel to the Midlands business centres and the wider road network. Regional airports include Birmingham, Manchester and East Midlands.

Services: Mains Water and Electricity, Private Drainage by way of treatment plant, Oil Fired Central Heating.