Corve Street, Ludlow, Shropshire

Ludlow is a thriving market town renowned for its independent shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as its historic architecture and vibrant cultural calendar. The property is ideally located within a short walk of the town centre, railway station, and local amenities, while also benefiting from excellent road links to the wider region.

Nestled along the picturesque and highly regarded Corve Street, this charming Grade II Listed cottage offers characterful accommodation arranged over three floors, together with a surprisingly private and established rear garden.

From the street, the property presents a striking stone facade with timber casement windows and a solid oak front door, exuding period appeal. Internally, the home combines exposed beams, stonework, and original detailing with a warm and welcoming decorative style.

Entry is via a front hall with stairs rising to the main living accommodation. To the rear, a traditional dining kitchen serves as the heart of the home. Fitted with shaker-style units, granite worktops, a butler sink and a range-style cooker, the space also features open shelving and a charming stable door opening directly to the garden. The dining area is generous in size and features a large inglenook fireplace housing a gas fired wood-burning stove, creating a characterful and inviting setting for family meals and entertaining.

Stairs lead to the first floor, where a spacious sitting room spans to the rear of the house, enjoying views over the garden. This room showcases exposed timber flooring, a substantial stone fireplace with woodburning stove, and bespoke built-in bookcases. There is also a double bedroom on this floor with a front-facing window and timber floors, and a second double bedroom to the rear, together with a well-proportioned bathroom featuring a roll-top bath, separate shower, and period-style fittings beneath a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams.

On the top floor, a third bedroom features exposed timbers and a brick chimney breast, with a separate space at the top of the staircase currently used as an office, with a roof light, and sealed access to a loft providing ample additional storage space.

The rear garden is a true delight – a hidden, private oasis enclosed by traditional wooden panel fencing, and an ancient stone wall to the rear. A mix of lawn and brick-paved terraces wind through well-stocked borders with flowering perennials, climbers, and ornamental shrubs. There are several peaceful seating areas, including a tucked-away terrace beneath a canopy of climbing roses, perfect for outdoor dining. A useful 14' x 8' timber shed, a separate log store, and raised beds provide practical touches, and the garden offering a tranquil escape in the heart of the town.

Off-road car parking in an immediately adjacent and viewable secured area may be available, and is currently by arrangement with the owners.

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Directions
From Nock Deighton's Bullring office proceed down Corve Street. Pass straight over the traffic lights outside Tesco supermarket and No 108 is located on the right hand side.