Hospital Street, Bridgnorth

Spacious and bright three bedroom Grade ii Listed Georgian end terrace close to riverside walks, commuter routes, all low town Bridgnorth amenities and almost unique in Bridgnorth, having Hospital Lane to the front for parking.

Arranged over four floors, including a cellar, this bright and spacious three bedroom, two reception room, Georgian end terrace property is entered via a part glazed door to a small vestibule which in turn leads to the full width ground floor reception room behind which is a kitchen with window to side and door to steps leading to the cellar, a staircase off the reception room to the first floor has a cave to the side previously used for storage, the first floor has a further reception room with window to front, although the property has a Georgian frontage the wall beams in this room would seem to suggest earlier origins, a bright bedroom at the front, which has previously had a double bed, has windows to two aspects, behind this bedroom is a generously proportioned shower room with corner shower cubicle, the second floor has two large double bedrooms, bedroom two has a built in wardrobe, whilst there is no outside space to the property it is felt that the easy access to Severn Park and riverside walks compensate.

Set alongside an historic set of steps with Hospital Lane to the front for the parking of cars. The property is ideally located for a short walk to all of Bridgnorth Low Town's amenities, including a Marks and Spencer Foodhall, a Co Op supermarket, traditional hostelries and fast food outlets, also nearby are riverside paths alongside the River Severn to Severn Park to the north, nearby leisure facilities include Bridgnorth Bowling Club on the Bylet Island and Bridgnorth Rugby Football Club. Commuter routes include the A442 to Telford and Kidderminster, the A458 to Stourbridge and Shrewsbury and the A449 to Wolverhampton, with strategically placed petrol stations, travelling by bus is also easy with three bus stops close at hand giving access to local towns.


The market town of Bridgnorth has a wide variety of amenities including well regarded schools for children of all ages, a doctors surgery, a selection of supermarkets, local and high street shops, pharmacies, opticians, traditional public houses, restaurants, a characterful theatre and petrol stations at vantage points. The town, subject to a siege during the English Civil War, is rich in history and features a castle ruin leaning at an angle greater than the Tower of Pisa.

Tenure
We understand that the property is Freehold. N.B, The cave storage referred to has a "Flying freehold", it extends under the property next door.

Services
All mains services are connected

EPC
C

Local Authority
Shropshire. Council Tax Band C, reference number 00

Viewings
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