Lodge Lane, Bridgnorth

A spacious three-bedroom, two reception room semi-detached family home occupying a sought-after position, enjoying views towards Queens Parlour and boasting one of the largest and most impressive gardens on the street. Beautifully landscaped, exceptionally private and not overlooked, the mature rear garden provides a rare outdoor sanctuary.
Lodge Lane remains a highly desirable location thanks to its close proximity to local shops, excellent commuter links, St Mary’s Bluecoat Primary School and convenient access to Bridgnorth town centre.

Number 12 offers generously proportioned family accommodation coupled with a truly exceptional outdoor space. The property enjoys one of the largest plots on the road, with a substantial rear garden that has been lovingly created and nurtured over many years by a passionate gardening enthusiast. Beautifully landscaped and thoughtfully designed, the garden offers a high degree of privacy and seclusion, being largely unoverlooked and creating a peaceful setting rarely found in properties of this type.
 
The extensive mature garden unfolds through a series of attractive spaces, beginning with a full-width patio ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining. Beyond, expansive lawns are connected by winding pathways and framed by deep, richly stocked borders filled with an abundance of shrubs, planting and seasonal colour. Established mature trees create shelter and character while enhancing the sense of privacy and tranquillity. The size, maturity and landscaping of the garden make it a truly standout feature and a rare opportunity for buyers seeking generous outdoor space.
 
The property itself is vacant and offered with no onward chain, allowing for a straightforward purchase process. It is expected to appeal to a wide range of buyers including first-time purchasers, growing families and those seeking a home with significant potential in a popular residential setting.
 
Adding to its appeal, the property enjoys attractive views towards Queens Parlour, a well-known local beauty spot and sandstone outcrop, enhancing the pleasant outlook from the front-facing rooms.
The attractive and historic market town of Bridgnorth is situated approximately 15 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 accessed via the A442. A wide choice of amenities in the town include well regarded schooling for children of all ages a doctors 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. There is a characterful theatre and a cinema, local attractions 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, 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 Hightown Bridgnorth is the steepest inland Railway in the country.

Entrance hall
Part obscure glazed front door, double glazed and leaded light window to side, wall mounted gas heater, central heating radiator, doors radiatr off to the living room, the kitchen and a staircase provides access to the first floor.

Living Room
With wide leaded light and double glazed window to front, ceiling coving, fire surround with fitted gas coal effect fire, door to dining room.

Dining Room
Overlooking the rear garden for a double glazed window central heating radiator door to kitchen

Kitchen
Fitted with a matching range of light wood effect kitchen cabinetry comprising floor and wall mounted cupboards and drawers with round edge worksurface and inset one and a quarter bowl sink and mixer tap, built under oven, built in four ring gas hob with opening lid/splashback, integrated dishwasher, central heating radiator, built in pantry store with shelves and obscure double glazed window to side, door to utility room.

Utility Room
Obscure double-glazed door to front and obscure double glazed door to the rear garden, fitted with floor mounted cupboards with marble effect round edge work surface, plumbing for automatic washing machine, door to cloakroom.

Cloakroom
Fitted with a wall mounted wash hand basin with tiled splashback and low flush WC.

First Floor Landing
Double glazed and leaded light window to side, wall mounted gas fired heater, access hatch to insulated loft space, fitted smoke alarm, doors radiate off to three bedrooms the bathroom and a separate WC

Bedroom One
Overlooks the front garden via a wide double glazed and leaded light window which also provides views of the local beauty spot of Queens Parlour, a local outcrop of sandstone rock, central heating radiator.

Bedroom Two
Overlooks the rear garden via a wide double glazed window, central heating radiator, built in wardrobe with hanging space and cupboard housing Worcester wall mounted central heating boiler.

Bedroom Three
Double glazed and leaded light window to front, central heating radiator, ceiling coving

Bathroom
Fitted with a white suite comprising panel bath with Triton T80 shower unit over, pedestal wash hand basin, central heating radiator, obscure double-glazed windows to rear, ceramic wall tiling to full height on each wall.

Cloakroom
Fitted with a low flush WC with wooden seat, obscure double-glazed window to rear

Front Garden 
Laid mainly to lawn retained by a stone boundary with retaining wall, inset rockery with concrete path and steps to side, the path is lined with a well stocked herbaceous border.

Rear garden
The garden has been created and tended by a gardening enthusiast and comprises a full width paved patio area with a garden shed to side. The lawns beyond are bisected by a paved path with steps down to a further lawned area. The borders are well stocked with a wide variety of shrubs, attractive and mature trees provide a sheltered area to the rear of the garden.

Tenure
we understand that the property is freehold

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

Local authority
Shropshire. Local authority reference number 000, Council Tax Band B

Energy Performance Certificate
The property has an Energy Performance Certificate, Certificate Number 2213-3062-3204-3816-1200, valid until 6th May 2026 with an Energy Rating of D

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

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