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4 bedroom detached house
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Four Bedrooms
- Two Reception Rooms
- Hall, Utility
- Cloak Room & Store
- Shower Room
- Kitchen
- Ample Parking
- Large Gardens
- Convenient Position
The ancient market town of Bridgnorth is geographically divided into High Town and Low Town, linked by several sets of historic steps, the famous cliff railway and by Cartway, a meandering street steeped in history. The local area enjoys excellent amenities including high street shopping, supermarkets, a wide range of leisure facilities, doctors and dentists. Bridgnorth offers excellent educational facilities boasting four primary schools and two secondary schools.
Accommodation comprises entrance with refitted utility room off having direct access to the garden.
The kitchen has been modernised but offers excellent scope for further alteration, enhanced by character arches, exposed beam and the old bread oven. There is a range of wall & base units with matching worktops and an inset ceramic sink. Also having integrated fridge, dishwasher and space for an oven.
The inner hall gives access to a cellar, cloak room and the former ground floor bathroom which is now a useful store room but offers great flexibility for alternative use.
There are two formal reception rooms that are positioned to the rear enjoying the rural aspect, having a porch leading to the garden. The dining room features an open fire set within an exposed brick surround. The delighful sitting room has been stylishly modernised and enjoys an inset log burner with television recess above.
Stairs rise to the first floor landing, providing access to three double bedrooms with views, a fourth bedroom and a refitted shower room with contemporary white suite.
Hundred House Farm is approached via a private drive and benefits from private parking for a number of vehicles. A walled fore garden with path leads to the front entrance. The lawned gardens extend around to side and rear with a selection of fruit trees backing onto farmland. To the side is a timber double garage and store with a concrete hard standing.
Directions
From Bridgnorth take the B4364 out of the town, go straight over the island heading towards Ludlow. After just under half a mile there is a white house on the right, a gap in the road and then the Punch Bowl building. Take the driveway between the two, the property can be found at the bottom of the drive on the left.
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