An impressive three/four bedroom Grade II listed town centre house that blends an abundance of character and charm with the comforts of modern living.

The property is tucked away in a secluded and quiet location with marvellous countryside views to the rear whilst being only a short walk from the centre of the historic town of Ludlow. The house, believed to date back to the 17th century, is thought to of have once been a cottage and workshop for the local Currier.

The well-presented accommodation is situated over three floors and provides flexibility with how it may be used. The house has an entrance hall with an oak built staircase leading off and a door opening to the spacious dining sitting room area which includes a range of exposed beams and a feature fireplace. From the dining area a doorway opens to the kitchen breakfast room with the sitting area leading to the rear lobby providing access to the cloakroom and garden room. The modern, fully equipped kitchen breakfast room has a range of matching units and bamboo worktops, a central island/breakfast bar as well as having full width sliding glazed doors to the outside. The garden room is a particularly appealing space with plenty of light through large windows and views over the garden to Whitcliffe Common. The first floor includes a generous bedroom, or an optional sitting room, with an abundance of exposed beams, and a vaulted ceiling, as well as having far reaching views towards distant countryside. A further bedroom and a shower room are also located on the first floor. The oak staircase continues to the second floor where there are two further bedrooms, one with exposed beams and one with a mezzanine area. The second floor also includes a bathroom.

Council Tax Band: E
Shared Ownership: No