3 bedroom terraced house for sale

A charming 16th Century Grade II listed townhouse, which has been renovated throughout, currently used as a successful 3-bedroom holiday let.


This charming Grade II Listed townhouse has been thoughtfully renovated to combine period charm with modern convenience. Currently operating as a successful holiday let, the property offers a comfortable and characterful living space which has been immaculately decorated throughout, in a quiet central location.

Enter into a hallway
Stairs rise to the right, with a spacious under-stairs cupboard.
A door straight ahead leads into the kitchen.
Kitchen features base and wall units, a stainless steel sink overlooking the rear courtyard garden, and exposed beamed walls, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, stainless steel electric oven and ceramic hob with hood over.
A door from the kitchen opens to a covered alleyway with access to the courtyard garden.
The sitting room with a brick-built inglenook fireplace with beam over and lights and a secret trap door to the cellar, ideal for storage.

First floor
Three well-appointed bedrooms:
Two spacious doubles — one with a front aspect, the other with a rear aspect, character beams throughout.
One generously sized single bedroom, with space for a wardrobe and chest of drawers
Landing provides access to the loft, which offers potential for conversion into a master suite (subject to planning approval)
Modern shower room with Large walk-in shower, Hand basin with Vanity unit and WC
Additional separate WC and hand basin

Outside
Sunny courtyard garden accessed via the kitchen or through an archway with a wooden gate
Sun terrace ideal for alfresco dining
Flower beds and shrubs, with fencing and gate making it dog-friendly
Wooden pergola with a seating area provides a shaded outdoor spot
Tiled and gravel surfaces for low-maintenance upkeep
On-street parking available at the front of the property with a parking permit.

Ludlow – A Historic Market Town with Exceptional Lifestyle Appeal
Rich Heritage: Home to a magnificent medieval castle and beautifully preserved timber-framed buildings.
Gastronomic Destination: Boasts restaurants, traditional pubs, artisan food shops, and the famous Ludlow Food Festival.
Scenic Surroundings: Set in stunning countryside with riverside walks along the River Teme and panoramic views from Whitcliffe Common.
Comprehensive Amenities: Includes independent shops, supermarkets, highly regarded schools, and excellent healthcare facilities.
Excellent Transport Links: Ludlow railway station with direct services to Shrewsbury, Hereford, and beyond.
Easy access to the A49 for regional and national road connections.

Directions:
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Local Authority: Shropshire Council.

Services: Mains water, drainage and gas central heating.

Council Tax: Band B

Agents note: The property is currently operated as a holiday let and has proven to be highly successful for the current owner. It benefits from a strong occupancy rate and numerous excellent guest reviews, which are available to view upon request.

All contents available by separate negotiation

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.