Standing pride of place along the prestigious and historically significant Bridge End, is this distinguished period residence which offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of Warwick’s rich architectural heritage. With origins dating back to the 16th century, the property forms an integral part of the Warwick Conservation Area and is enviably positioned just moments from the iconic Warwick Castle.

Originally forming part of a larger 14th-century dwelling known as Brome Place, which also incorporated the neighbouring Little Brome, the house is steeped in history and period character. Its heritage is evident in every detail, from the historic timber frame—expertly repaired as highlighted in a 2021 planning application—to the careful stewardship shown by the current owner, including a full external redecoration completed in 2023.

This is a home of undeniable character. Properties along Bridge End are celebrated for their individuality and generous proportions, and this residence is no exception. A delightfully extended and unique layout is a testimony to the property’s centuries-long evolution, while modern comforts have been sensitively incorporated to support contemporary living. Secondary glazing has been installed to the front elevation, with double glazing to the rear, ensuring improved comfort without compromising character.

Within the home, you’ll find four beautifully proportioned living areas, each adorned with high ceilings and exquisite period features such as fireplaces, exposed beams, and stained glass. There is also a fully insulated office to the rear of the deep, mature garden, this offers a perfect workspace. Additionally, the ground floor includes a convenient downstairs WC.

Upstairs, the accommodation is equally well-appointed, featuring four inviting bedrooms. Two of these have their own en-suite bathrooms, and there is also a well-appointed family bathroom, all finished to an exceptional standard.

The Area
Located just south of the town centre, Bridge End is one of Warwick’s most sought-after residential addresses. The area enjoys a peaceful, village-like ambience, characterised by elegant period homes, while remaining within easy walking distance of Warwick’s shops, restaurants, and traditional pubs. Highly regarded schools, along with a local doctors’ surgery and pharmacy, are conveniently close by.

Residents benefit from immediate access to the beautifully landscaped St Nicholas Park, offering riverside walks, a swimming pool, gym facilities, and open green spaces. Further leisure amenities include the historic Warwick Boat Club with its tennis courts, as well as the extensive sporting facilities available at Warwick School. The proximity to Warwick Castle further enhances the area’s unique appeal.

Connectivity
Bridge End is exceptionally well connected. Warwick train station, providing direct services to London and Birmingham, is within walking distance, while the M40 motorway offers swift access for commuters. This outstanding location perfectly balances historic charm with modern convenience, making it ideal for families and professionals alike.

Material Information
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
Construction Type: Stone and timber with pitched tiled roof
Heating: Gas central heating
Electricity Supply: Mains
Water Supply: Mains
Sewerage: Mains
Broadband Availability: Up to 114 Mbps
Mobile Signal: Medium coverage across all networks
Parking: On-street
Building Safety: No known issues
Listed Status: Grade II


Please note: All dimensions are approximate and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.