St. Johns Street, Bridgnorth, Shropshire

Elizabeth Cottage is a beautifully preserved Grade II listed home full of historic charm and character, ideally located in the heart of Bridgnorth’s historic market town.

Set across two floors, the property offers a wealth of period features including exposed beams and an impressive inglenook fireplace, while also benefitting from modern comforts such as central heating and off-road parking. This enchanting cottage offers excellent potential as a holiday let and has been immaculately maintained by its current owners.

Accommodation
The cottage is entered via a traditional timber door, opening into a welcoming lounge, rich in character with exposed beams and an impressive stone inglenook fireplace housing a cast iron Clearview log burner. The room also offers dual aspect windows and access to a useful cellar.

From the lounge, there is an open connection to the dining area, a spacious and atmospheric room featuring exposed beams, and stairs rising to the first floor. This leads through to the kitchen.

The kitchen has been thoughtfully fitted and gives the impression that no expense has been spared. A range of stylish wall and base units are complemented by a Belfast sink unit, built-in oven and four-ring gas hob, space and plumbing for a washing machine, and glazed doors that open directly onto the rear garden.

First Floor
A central landing with wooden flooring and exposed beams gives access to:

Bedroom One, overlooking the rear garden, is well-sized and fitted with a radiator.

Bedroom Two, a generous double room with front aspect window.

Bedroom Three, a cosy single with side skylight—ideal for use as a study or nursery.

The bathroom is stylishly appointed with a walk-in shower, wash hand basin, low level WC, and a skylight for natural light.

Outside
The property enjoys a landscaped rear garden with paved patio area and a variety of mature shrubs and borders, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Rear gated access leads to the off-road parking area and a summerhouse which is a great addition.


Directions
From the office proceed to low town, crossing the river and continuing to the island. At the island take the 3rd exit followed by a turning right (back towards town) onto St John’s street.