• Two bedroom split level home +
• Contemporary, airy, open plan style +
• Far reaching views beyond rooftops +
• Very smartly renovated +
• Fully rewired and new plumbing +
• Generous storage space +
• Garage & Parking for multiple cars +
• Stylish shower room +
• New kitchen furniture and appliances +
• Log burner +

A very smartly presented, two bedroom split level home, remodelled recently by our client in a contemporary, airy, open plan style and featuring far reaching views beyond rooftops to the River Severn Valley and The Hermitage.

14 Ludlow Heights has been the subject of improvements by our client who has replaced the kitchen furniture and appliances, installed a new shower room, relocated the front door from the side of the property to the front. The property has also benefited from a rewire and new plumbing. A reconfiguration of the driveway now allows parking for up to three vehicles with a single garage beyond.

The entrance hall opens to a fabulous split level contemporary styled space consisting of the living room with wood burning stove, engineered oak flooring and far reaching views. A series of just five steps with oak treads underlit with LED lighting connect the living room to the kitchen dining area. The solid wood kitchen cabinetry is arranged either side of the room to offer generous storage space together with built in appliances. A sliding door leads to the conservatory which in turn opens to the terraced raised and decked low maintenance rear garden. The Principal bedroom and stylish shower room are accessed from an inner hall off the kitchen/diner and the second bedroom with window to side from the living room is accessed from the living area.

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.