4 bedroom house

A stunning Grade II listed property brimming with charm and elegance, located in the very heart of Ludlow’s historic town centre.

44 Mill Street is arguably one of the most elegant and exquisite homes in Ludlow, steeped in history and showcasing an array of captivating original features. These include Georgian sash windows with original shutters, cast iron radiators, and much more. Built in 1772 by a local baker, the property is even referenced in Nicholas Pevsner’s Guide to Shropshire.

The current vendors have tastefully decorated the property and created a cosy and much loved home. The previous vendors did a big restoration job, which included the replacement of all the windows which was carried out with traditional craftsmanship of the highest order, preserving the original character while incorporating double glazing for excellent insulation throughout. Every detail in the property has been meticulously considered, from the spectacular hand-carved wooden staircase to the intricate door handles, showcasing the finest attention to quality and design.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a spacious and light-filled hallway. The dining room boasts impressive proportions with high ceilings and a stunning open marble fireplace with a gas fire. The study features another characterful fireplace and retains its beautiful original wooden flooring.

The kitchen/breakfast room includes integrated base units and appliances, such as an electric aga, hob, and fridge, with a large Belfast sink offering views over the spectacular gardens and far-reaching vistas of the Mortimer Forest. A practical utility room, complete with a shower, leads to the garden room, which features high ceilings and French doors opening onto the terrace and garden. A conveniently located WC is adjacent.

The original beautiful staircase leads to the first floor where the impressive drawing/sitting room is. This room has generous proportions, wonderful original oak flooring and three sash windows offering views down to Mill Street. The room features two open fireplaces, one is a gas fire the other is a wood-burning stove. There is also a spacious double bedroom offering stunning far-reaching views, while a modern family bathroom serves the first floor. On the second floor, there are three additional double bedrooms, each showcasing charming original features. These rooms are served by a family shower room. The second-floor hallway is enhanced by a stunning skylight and includes an attic hatch leading to generous storage space. The property also boasts extensive cellarage, offering excellent storage solutions.

Outside
The property has an exceptional garden that has been immaculately kept and boasts superb proportions. The garden is mainly laid to lawn with some well stocked herbaceous borders edged throughout. There are also some matures trees interspersed. A neat gravelled passageway leads access to the rear of the garden. The garden enjoys the tremendous far reaching views over the Mortimer Forest. There is a superb terrace that provides ample space for al-fresco dining and entertaining. The property benefits from a large garden store.

Situation
The property is situated on one of Ludlow’s most prestigious streets, Mill Street. Adjacent to Broad Street, Mill Street boasts a wealth of Georgian architecture and is just a stone’s throw from the vibrant Market Square and Ludlow Castle. The town offers many day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, doctors and much more. There is a train station in Ludlow at around half a mile away.

Just further afield, Hereford and Shrewsbury both offer further amenities. The A49 connects to the wider motorway network.

For schooling, there are primary and secondary schooling in Ludlow. For the private sector, Moor Park, Bedstone College and Hereford Cathedral are all notable schools within easy reach.

Directions: From our Ludlow office, head towards the High Street, proceed past the Market Square and turn left down Mill Street. Find the property on the right hand side indicated by its number plaque.

Local Authority: Shropshire Council.

Services: Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Please note the open fireplaces are currently gas fires.

Council Tax: Band E

Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.

Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.