Tudor Court, Bridgnorth

One bedroom mews style cottage in gated period court off the High Street.

1, Tudor Court is a delightful and well-presented, black and white, Grade ii Listed, one bedroom, period cottage set in a mews style, brick paved court that was probably an historic coach route. Renovated in the 1990’s, by a local developer and well presented to include a fitted kitchen with built in appliances, the property would be an ideal first time buy, investment or Airbnb, purchasers will appreciate the period nature of the court, which is akin to stepping back in time once approached via the security gate, but also the superb convenience of the location, off the High Street with all its amenities within a short walk.

The accommodation is open plan on the ground floor and surprisingly bright, filled with natural light. In addition to the ground and first floor rooms the loft, which features exposed roof timbers, adding to the character, is accessed via a ladder and has been converted to provide useful space that could be utilised for office, hobby, or storage space, making a practical addition.

The attractive and historic market town of Bridgnorth is situated approximately fifteen miles to the west of Wolverhampton and a similar distance from Telford to the north. There are commuter routes. from the town to Wolverhampton via the A454, Shrewsbury and Stourbridge via the A458, Kidderminster and Telford are accessible via the A442. A wide choice of amenities in the town includes well regarded schooling for children of all ages a doctor’s surgery, a local Hospital, a selection of supermarkets including a Marks & Spencer ‘s Food Hall, Sainsburys, Aldi and Co-Op, the High Street has a variety of local and national shops. The town has a characterful theatre and a cinema, local attractions that include Riverside walks along the banks of the River Severn, the Severn Valley Railway which runs a steam and diesel train service between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster is a popular tourist attraction, the castle ruins which feature the remains of a castle keep that leans at an angle greater than that of the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Cliff Railway which runs between Low Town and High town Bridgnorth is the steepest inland Railway in the country.

Open Plan Living Room and Kitchen
Part glazed front door, double glazed window to front, central heating radiator with thermostatic control, laminate floor, staircase to first floor, wall mounted central heating thermostat, wall mounted entry gate intercom system, kitchen area fitted with a range of shaker style cream coloured cabinetry comprising floor mounted cupboards and drawers with integrated fridge, built under oven, oak effect round edge worksurface with inset four ring electric hob and stainless steel extractor fan over, stainless steel single drainer sink and mixer tap, ceramic tiled splashback, plumbing for automatic washing machine, cupboard under the stairs.

First Floor Landing
Doors radiate off to the Bedroom and Shower Room, roof light window to rear with rooftop views. A ladder from the landing provides access to the converted loft space which would provide useful hobby or workspace.

Shower Room
Fitted with a white suite comprising low flush WC and wall mounted wash hand basin with mixer tap, shower tray in tiled shower cubicle with glazed door, roof light window, built-in storage shelves, ceramic tiled splashback, shaving point.

Bedroom
Two obscure double glazed windows to front, central heating radiator with thermostatic control, built-in wardrobe with double opening doors, recessed ceiling spotlights, laminate floor

Loft Space
With exposed roof timbers, central heating radiator with thermostatic control, roof light window to rear, wall mounted central heating boiler, power points.

Tenure
we understand that the property is freehold

Listing
Grade ll, List Entry Number 1307369, date first listed 18th July 1949, List Entry Name, 53, High Street

Services
All mains services are connected, the central heating is gas fired.

Local authority
Shropshire. Local authority reference number 027315, Council Tax Band A

Energy Performance Certificate
The property has an Energy Performance Certificate, certificate number 4032-1026-0100-0153-7202 valid until 6th June 2032 with an Energy Rating of D.

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

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Important
We take every care in preparing our sales details. They are carefully checked, however we do not guarantee appliances, alarms, electrical fittings, plumbing, showers, etc. Photographs are a guide and do not represent items included in the sale. Room sizes are approximate. Do not use them to buy carpets or furniture. Floor plans are for guidance only and not to scale. We cannot verify the tenure as we do not have access to the legal title. We cannot guarantee boundaries, rights of way or compliance with local authority planning or building regulation control. You must take advice of your legal representative. Reference to adjoining land uses, i.e. farmland, open fields, etc does not guarantee the continued use in the future. You must make local enquiries and searches.