• Charming mid terrace period home +
• Entrance hall +
• Living room with open fire +
• Dining room with multifuel stove +
• Kitchen +
• Guest cloakroom +
• 3 bedrooms +
• Bathroom with roll top bath and separate shower +
• 3 garden areas, outbuilding +
• Private parking +

Coalbrookdale is steeped in history and played a vital part in the Industrial Revolution. The Abraham Darby family lived in the area during the time the world’s first iron bridge was built in 1779, crossing the River Severn in the heart of the Gorge. Today, the Ironbridge area remains one of Shropshire’s most distinctive and scenic settings, filled with local shops, a post office, chemist, traditional pubs, cafés, and restaurants, along with the popular Coalbrookdale Primary School. Telford Town Centre lies in the opposite direction and offers a wide choice of shopping, leisure, and schooling options, including Thomas Telford School. The nearby M54 provides excellent access to the wider motorway network, linking easily with the M6 and M1. This charming three bedroom mid terrace cottage enjoys a peaceful position with pleasant outlooks to the front and a wooded backdrop to the rear. The double fronted home has been thoughtfully renovated throughout, creating a comfortable and beautifully presented interior with a blend of period character and modern style. Outside, there are private gardens to both the front and rear along with two private parking spaces at the front. Situated within the Ironbridge Gorge, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the home combines the character and charm of this historic setting with the convenience of nearby amenities and transport links.