Orchard Street, Bridgnorth

A much improved three bedroom Victorian mid-terrace cottage located towards the end of this favoured village centre cul-de-sac and conveniently located for the shops of the High Street.

32 Orchard Street offers tastefully and neutrally decorated, improved three bedroom, two reception room, traditionally styled accommodation with a first floor bathroom that would be ideal for a first time buyer or family. Improvements by our client include the installation of double glazing and external doors, the reappointment of the bathroom with a smart white suite with shower over the bath and complimentary metro style tiles, the laying of new carpets and a new patio.

Entered via a double glazed front door the bright front reception room has a large window to the street and a laminate floor, an internal half glazed door connects to the rear reception room which features a brick built fireplace with wooden mantle shelf, a staircase leads to the first floor and a further door gives access to the kitchen which has been extended through to what would have been the original ground floor bathroom to create a larger than average kitchen fitted with matching floor and wall mounted cabinetry providing a wealth of storage and fitted with a built in oven and hob with extractor canopy over. A door from the kitchen gives access to the rear garden, recently repaved to provide a low maintenance sun trap enclosed on two sides by a brick wall and fencing on the other for privacy. The first floor landing provides access to the full width front bedroom, a double bedroom with large window to the front and a built in cupboard. The next door off the landing provides access to the recently reappointed bathroom which features a white suite with a shower over the bath and complimentary aqua metro style ceramic tiles. Beyond the bathroom are a double and a single bedroom, both overlooking the restyled rear garden. On street parking. 

Orchard Street is a short residential cul de sac of terraced homes conveniently situated off Highley High Street and therefore convenient for the village amenities that include a Co Op and Costcutter convenience stores, hairdressers, a pharmacy, various eateries and a petrol station, the village also has a doctors surgery, a leisure centre and well regarded Highley Community Primary School, located in Grasmere Drive. Nearby are countryside and riverside walks along the banks of the River Severn and through the Severn Valley Country Park.

Tenure
We understand that the property is Freehold

Services
The property has the benefit of all mains services

EPC
Rating D valid until July 2035. Certificate number 9323-3052-2203-9075-6200 

Local Authority
Shropshire. Local Authority Reference Number 000, Council Tax Band A

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

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