Clee Hill, Ludlow, Shropshire

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The property is situated in a rural village named Bedlam, nestled on the slopes of Clee Hill near Ludlow. The home enjoys a peaceful setting with far-reaching countryside views and easy access to nearby towns and amenities. Clee Hill is a traditional Shropshire village located between Ludlow and Cleobury Mortimer, approximately 5.5 miles from each. It offers a small selection of everyday conveniences including a convenience store, café, primary school and is also home to the highest pub in Shropshire – The Cross on the Hill.

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Further amenities can be found in the historic market town of Ludlow, known for its character architecture, independent shops, regular markets and town history. These include libraries, community support, health and social care and police and fire services. Cleobury Mortimer also offers a range of services and local charm. Regular bus services connect Clee Hill to Ludlow and surrounding areas. The property is ideally positioned for enjoying the outdoors, with walking and cycling routes across Titterstone Clee and the wider Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making this an excellent location for those seeking a rural lifestyle within reach of town facilities.

Walk Inside

The property is accessed via the gravelled driveway leading to the porched main entrance. Stepping inside, you are welcomed into a small entrance hallway with traditional quarry tile flooring, coat pegs, a radiator and access leading to the principal ground floor rooms. The Living Room is positioned at the front of the property and offers a cosy, characterful space. It features carpeted flooring, a front-facing window to bring in the natural light, and a feature brick fireplace with a flagstone hearth and timber beam above, housing a wood-burning stove — perfect for creating a warm, homely atmosphere.

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At the rear of the house, the Kitchen is rich in rustic charm, also laid with quarry tiles underfoot. A rear-facing window offers views over the backyard, while another striking brick fireplace containing an inset stove adds a traditional focal point. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wood-style base and wall units, laminate worktops, tiled splashbacks, a stainless-steel sink and drainer, integrated oven and hob with extractor, and space for a fridge/freezer. There is also a rear door which provides access to the rear shared backyard. Beyond the kitchen is a secondary hallway with wooden flooring and an external side door. From here, there is access to a boiler room/pantry with quarry tiles and additional storage space. Additionally, at the back of the house lies a practical Utility Room, complete with fitted base units, wood-effect flooring and a side-facing window. This leads directly into the Ground Floor Bathroom, which features a panelled bath, vinyl flooring, a (truncated)

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The carpeted staircase leads to a compact first-floor landing, which provides access to all three bedrooms. Although modest in size, the layout makes efficient use of space and maintains a traditional cottage feel.

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The main bedroom is positioned at the front of the property and features a window overlooking the front aspect, a radiator, and a characterful fireplace with a wooden mantle. The second bedroom sits at the rear of the house and includes carpeted flooring, a rear-facing window, radiator, and a distinctive wood-panelled wall that brings warmth and charm to the space. The third bedroom also faces the rear and benefits from, a window with garden views, a feature fireplace and loft access, offering potential for additional storage or future conversion, subject to the necessary consents. While the bathroom is located on the ground floor, there is scope to reconfigure the layout to incorporate an upstairs bathroom if desired.

Walk Outside

To the front of the property, a paved path leads up to the entrance, joined by grass banks. A gravelled parking area sits directly in front of the house, providing convenient off-road parking, along with additional roadside spaces nearby. The red brick exterior beneath a tiled roof is complemented by a traditional storm porch, giving the property a warm and welcoming appearance. The property occupies a modest plot in Bedlam, while outdoor space is limited, there is scope to personalise the frontage with planters or potted displays. At the rear, a small backyard provides access to a shared patio area, with enough room to accommodate a small array of garden furniture — offering a pleasant spot to enjoy the fresh air. The layout remains low maintenance, making it ideal for buyers seeking a characterful home with manageable outside space.

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There is an allocated area to the rear of the property, which is available to rent for a nominal fee.