GENERAL INFORMATION AND APPROACH A much sought after location on the Stourport side of Bewdley, situated opposite both a Primary and The Bewdley School and Sixth Form Centre. (11 to 18 years) Bewdley Primary has a before and after school club, together with an attached nursery which is ideal for the working family.

Just a little way down the road, is a leisure centre and some wonderful countryside adjacent to the River Severn. In the opposite direction, one can walk if able, to the Severn Valley Railway station, with Bewdley town centre approximately half a mile away.

Ideal position for commuting too. With excellent road links and the railway station in Kidderminster.

105 Stourport Road is a traditional Victorian mid terrace four storey brick built house under pitched tiled roof. The property is not listed.

The current owner has been in situ for many years, suggesting contentment in the location.

Boasting no upward chain, the house does require modernisation and refurbishment, however has an abundance of potential, excellent room sizes, coupled with 100ft (approximate) garden and the location to amenities including the schools.

In further detail, 105 Stourport Road has two reception rooms, kitchen, cellar and ground floor bathroom. To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a wc. On the second floor is a very large bedroom. There is double glazing a mixture of wood and Upvc and gas central heating. To the front is off road parking.

Viewings are essential to appreciate this property and all on offer.

Hard standing off road parking to frontage. Gated shared pedestrian access to the rear garden. Upvc door opens into

RECEPTION ONE 14' 3" x 12' 8" (4.34m x 3.86m) Upvc double glazed bay window to front elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and deep skirting boards

RECEPTION TWO 12' 8" x 12' 3" (3.86m x 3.73m) Deep skirting boards, coving to the ceiling, ceiling light point, wooden double glazed door and side panel to rear elevation. Door to cellar and another leading into kitchen.

CELLAR Having lighting, power sockets and utility meters.

KITCHEN 13' 3" x 5' 0" (4.04m x 1.52m) It is likely this would have been the outbuildings to the property which would have been converted and improved to form a galley kitchen. Having units to wall and base. Space for cooker and white goods. A pitched roof, side facing double glazed window, radiator, large roof window and ceiling light point.

REAR LOBBY With side wooden double glazed door allowing access to external paved area and garden beyond. Ceiling light point and built in cupboard.

BATHROOM 8' 10" x 6' 6" (2.69m x 1.98m) This room too has a pitched roof. With roof window, side facing wooden double glazed window, radiator plus TRV, ceiling light point and heating towel rail. Panelled bath, with electric shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and close coupled WC suite.

Stairs rising to first floor accommodation with ceiling light point.

BEDROOM FRONT 14' 6" x 12' 1" (4.42m x 3.68m) Double glazed window to front elevation, radiator, ceiling light point and built in cupboard with radiator.

SEPARATE WC Wc suite, wall mounted wash hand basin, rear double glazed window ceiling light point and wall mounted gas boiler which provides the domestic hot water and central heating requirements for this property.

BEDROOM 11' 3" x 9' 10" (3.43m x 3m) Rear facing double glazed wooden window, ceiling light point and built in cupboard.

Stairs rising again to attic bedroom

ATTIC BEDROOM 18' 0" x 14' 6" (5.49m x 4.42m) Radiator, ceiling light point, rear wood double glazed window and built in cupboard

OUTSIDE Front to rear pedestrian access alongside the property. Patio areas, mature planting, some fruit trees and lawn. In total the garden extends to some 100 feet approximately and backs onto the railway. Having outside lighting and water.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Please note that all measurements are approximate and measured to the maximum. Therefore do not rely on the sizes if purchasing furniture and carpets etc. This is more noticeable in older properties.

Hayden Estates have been told that the property is freehold; however this and any other information included within should be verified through Solicitors.

Please note nothing has been tried and tested and therefore Hayden Estates advise that any such items requiring examination are so inspected by qualified technicians.

•Mains services including gas, electric, drainage and water, are connected to the property.

•A telephone line is installed at the property and is subject to the usual transfer regulations. Broadband is available.

•The heating is provided by gas to radiators.

•The council tax banding is currently a D band payable to Wyre Forest District Council.

•Waste collections are by bins and are emptied weekly on a alternating collection with recycling.

Local Information

Bewdley is a Georgian riverside town attracting many visitors each year. There are several eating houses, shops to browse in and the Museum. Cleobury Mortimer, Ludlow, Bridgnorth are all ideal places to visit and shop and are within 15 miles from Bewdley.

There is a doctor's surgery, (opened July 2016) dentist, library, museum, vet, chemists, paper shop, various other shops and many varied eating houses. There are two food stores, butcher, bakery, delicatessen and greengrocer. If you are into sport there is a tennis and cricket club, rowing club, sports centre, cycle and walking routes with wildlife, foliage and fauna and pathways are ideal for the avid walker within the Wyre Forest, which can be found only a short distance away.

The West Midlands Safari Park is on the outskirts of Bewdley with many endangered features. The park was recently featured on mainstream television.

The golden age of steam can be enjoyed at the Severn Valley Railway, which is adjacent to Kidderminster's main railway station. This railway has stations alongside the river Severn in Bewdley, Arley and Bridgnorth. Several events are hosted by them throughout the year and draws hordes of visitors to the town. These include the Santa Special and 1940s weekends. Many films have been staged on the platforms.

Stourport is a well visited river side town with many day and holiday trippers. The river and superb renowned canal and basin area have undergone massive rejuvenation in the last few years. Indeed the basin is one of the largest in the country.

The town has a wide selection of shops and amenities including doctor's surgeries, dentist, library, vet, chemists, paper shop, swimming pool and leisure centre, various other shops and many varied eating houses. There are a selection of schools for all ages too.

For supermarket shopping etc Kidderminster has Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Aldi and Morrison's, Co op, with many more top high street stores. There is a small cinema and leisure facilities as well as a wide selection of eating houses.

Ideal location for commuting, with a good road network to M5, M6, M42, Birmingham and Worcester all within travelling distance. Kidderminster has a railway station which provides travel to London, Worcester etc. One can catch public transport just down the road with links to Worcester Birmingham, Kidderminster and Stourport.

FIXTURES AND FITTINGS No item not listed will be included in the sale. However certain items may be available by separate negotiation.

PROPERTY DIRECTIONS Leave Bewdley town centre on the A456 by vehicle and proceed over the bridge in the direction of Kidderminster. Once over the bridge take the right hand line adjacent to the river. At the junction here go straight across again with the river to your right. This is Stourport Road. The property will be on the left hand side of the road opposite the primary school, however there is a for sale board in situ. Please note that all viewings are strictly by prior arrangement.

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