West Castle Street, Bridgnorth

Delightful three-bedroom period cottage with a wealth of character features within a short level walk of the High Street, its amenities, Castle Walk, Castle Gardens, and Cliff Railway.

45, West Castle Street is a tastefully decorated and well presented town centre cottage which has been the subject of much improvement by the current owner. Character features include sash windows, period fireplaces, cottage doors, exposed floorboards, and quarry tiles. To the rear a delightful and spacious garden features a travertine patio / sitting out area with a useful brick built out house beyond which the walled and fenced cottage style gardens offer opportunities for pottering.

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.

Entrance Hall
Entered by a smart front door with window over, built-in cloaks storage with double opening doors, tongue and groove wall panelling to dado rail, part glazed door to Living Room

Living Room
A wide south facing sash window to front ensures this room receives lots of natural light. The focal point of the Living Room is provided by an ornate period fireplace with slate hearth and built-in cupboard with double opening doors and drawers to side, other features of this characterful room include exposed floorboards and a column radiator. A door opens to the kitchen.

Kitchen
A charming kitchen fitted with pine country style kitchen cabinetry comprising floor and wall mounted cupboards, drawers, open shelf units, plate racks and spiced drawers, a tall unit houses an integrated oven and microwave with drawers under and cupboard over, set in the work surface are an induction hub with overmantel style shelf over and a white double bowl sink with swan neck mixer tap, a sash window and part glazed door to the rear provide lots of natural light. Further features include a wall panelled to dado height, quarry tiles and exposed floorboards, a staircase leads off to the first floor, a part glazed door to the rear garden and a door with period furniture leads to the cellar.

Cellar
The cellar, with vaulted brick ceiling and quarry tiled floor, provides useful storage space of approximately 131 ft.²

First Floor Landing
Approached by an exposed tread staircase and wall panelling to dado height the landing features, exposed floorboards, ceiling coving, access hatch to loft space, doors open off the landing to the three bedrooms and the bathroom.

Bedroom One
A double bedroom of 130 ft.² has a sash window overlooking the rear garden, central heating radiator, exposed floorboards and period style fireplace.

Bedroom Two
A sash window to front with central heating radiator under provides lots of natural light to this bedroom of 109 ft.² which features a period style fireplace with quarry tiled hearth and exposed floorboards

Bedroom Three
Sash window to front, central heating radiator, exposed floorboards, built-in wardrobes and wall cupboards with oak doors built-in desk / dressing table. This room is currently used as office space but would provide a usefully spacious third bedroom.

Bathroom
Fitted with a white and contemporary style suite comprising panel bath with glazed shower screen, shower unit with both handheld and rainfall showerheads, vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboards under, low flush WC with concealed cistern, obscure glazed window to rear, ceramic tiled splashback, heated towel rail, built in airing cupboard storage.

Rear garden
Approached by a part glazed door from the kitchen or pedestrian side access gates, an attractive travertine marble patio area provides a delightful sitting out space which is split level and provides access to a useful brick built garden store with quarry tiled floor and pitched roof. The garden store is fitted with plumbing for automatic washing machine and has light and power points beyond this brick built outbuilding steps rise from the split level patio area through a sleeper wall to a cottage style

Tenure
we understand that the property is freehold.

Flying Freehold
The property has a flying freehold, the first floor extends over the right of way that provides side and rear access to the property and its neighbour. The flying freehold creates a spacious first floor.

Car Parking
Residents car parking permits are available from the local authority.

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

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

Energy Performance Certificate
The property has an Energy Performance Certificate, certificate number 8293-7127-2810-9830-9926 valid until 19th March 2027, with an Energy Rating of E.

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.