Jubilee Drive, Bridgnorth

A much improved detached two double bedroom bungalow with orangery extension and a slightly elevated position and far reaching views to the west towards the Shropshire Hills.

13 Jubilee Drive has been the subject of much improvement by our house proud clients and now offers well presented "turn key" accommodation that has improved through the installation of a new kitchen with light coloured cabinetry and integrated appliances and a new bathroom suite, to the rear a delightful orangery with glazed lantern and blinds overlooks the low maintenance terraced rear garden and offers versatile accommodation that may be used as a dining area or simply a garden room with views over the garden. The generously proportioned living room is well lit by natural light from the double glazed patio doors to the front which provide views over the front garden and to the Shropshire Hills in the distance. The front garden has a shaped lawn which gently slopes down to mature shrubs providing privacy from the roadside. To the rear the low maintenance, terraced garden, is largely gravelled with paved steps and sitting out areas to take advantage of the sun. A door from the lower patio provides access to the garage.

Jubilee Drive is a well planned crescent of similar properties on the outskirts of Highley Village yet well placed for access to the village amenities and commuter routes, viewing of this tastefully decorated and well presented bungalow is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation available which should appeal to a couple, purchasers downsizing or a young family, given the proximity of Highley Community Primary School in nearby Grasmere Drive. Jubilee Drive is within a few minutes’ walk of Highley Community Primary School rated Good by Ofsted in March 2024.and convenient for access to the village centre where amenities include a doctor’s surgery, leisure centre with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, Cost Cutter and Co Op convenience stores, a post office, hairdressers, fast food outlets and a petrol station. The village of Highley lies on the western slopes of the River Severn valley, approximately 7 miles south of the market town of Bridgnorth and 10 miles from Kidderminster accessed via a river crossing point at Bewdley. The towns are connected by the 125 bus route that runs along the B4555.

Tenure
We understand that the property is freehold

Services
The property has the benefit of mains water, and electricity, heating is by gas

EPC
The property has an Energy Performance Certificate 0390-2573-1420-2505-3645 valid until 7th February 2036 rated C

Local Authority
Shropshire, Council Tax Band C, Local Authority Reference Number 000

Viewing
All viewings are to be arranged via the vendors sole agents, Nick Tart, or

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Important
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