Corve Street, Ludlow, Shropshire

Entrance Hall

With stairs to first floor and door to

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Situated in a sought after location just a short walk from the town centre, with very easy access to the railway station, bus stops, local supermarkets and Ludlow Community Hospital etc. This rare and cleverly restored 17th Century Grade 2 three bedroomed listed cottage is a real gem, complete with a good sized and attractive garden to the rear. The property features an abundance of exposed timbers, wooden floors and exposed stonework, with two large inglenook fireplaces. It also has gas central heating and secondary glazing throughout. There is a wood burning stove in the living room and an identical gas fired stove in the kitchen / dining area. Off-road car parking in the adjacent and viewable secure area is by current arrangement with the owners, and would subject to permissions being sought etc.

Kitchen Dining Room

5.11m x 3.71m

A delightful room with exposed ceiling timbers and a large oak beamed inglenook fireplace with gas fired cast-iron log burning type stove, and traditional quarry tiled flooring, Kitchen amenities include a walk-in pantry, bespoke kitchen units and built in storage cupboards, Belfast double sink, and a gas hob/electric double oven range cooker.

Sitting Room

5.56m x 4.93m

First floor Sitting Room with a wealth of character including a beautiful corner stone built fireplace with inset wood burning stove, exposed timber floor and windows to two elevations, one of which overlooks the rear garden, open plan staircase to second floor.

Master Bedroom

4.8m x 3.02m

Again a room full of charm and character, with window to front, exposed ceiling timbers and floor.

Bedroom

4.72m x 4.11m

Exposed timbers and window to side

Bathroom

With white suite of roll top bath with central taps, low flush W.C. ,pedestal wash hand basin, corner shower unit, exposed wall and ceiling timbers and window to rear.

Bedroom

4.8m x 3.25m

from the Sitting Room a staircase leads to the second floor bedroom with exposed wall and ceiling timbers and sky light roof window.

Garden

The property has a good sized and interesting rear garden with wooden fencing, a small lawn, attractive pathways and borders, brick paving in mid-section, and an attractive terrace area at the rear to catch the evening sun, surrounded by a glorious rambling rose and tall section of an ancient stone wall. Additionally, there is a dry storage area built into the wall on one side. Further up the garden , on the south side a wooden concrete based outbuilding ideal as a workshop, studio or additional storage. Immediately adjacent to the rear of the house are two additional walk-in dry storage areas, and a bespoke free standing log store.