This three-bedroom semi-detached home offers a unique opportunity for renovation and investment, situated in a desirable area with excellent potential for expansion. The property features a generous plot that has received planning permission (application 23/00017/FUL) for a two-storey extension, allowing you to enhance the living space significantly by adding a front porch, playroom, additional reception room, study, and an expansive bedroom suite complete with dressing area and ensuite bathroom.
The current layout includes a spacious open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area that benefits from abundant natural light through both patio doors and a large bow window. The kitchen is equipped with modern white cabinetry paired with contrasting work surfaces and offers integrated appliances, making it functional while retaining scope for updates.
Additional highlights include an entrance hall with a staircase leading to the first floor, three well-proportioned bedrooms—each providing views over the surrounding rooftops towards the historic Bridgnorth townscape featuring St. Mary's Church. The family bathroom is fitted with both a bath and separate shower cubicle for convenience.
Outdoor space is versatile, comprising a low-maintenance garden suitable for children and ample off-street parking available via a brick-paved driveway accommodating several vehicles or even a caravan/campervan. Two garages—one attached and one detached—offer further storage or workspace options.
Located in Well Meadow, this property enjoys proximity to community amenities such as grocery stores and access to riverside walks along the River Severn. Bridgnorth itself boasts various facilities including reputable schools, healthcare services, shops, traditional pubs, dining options, and leisure activities.
The rich historical context of Bridgnorth adds to its appeal; visitors often explore landmarks like the castle ruins or take rides on the steepest inland railway in England. This location not only provides a charming lifestyle but also represents an attractive investment opportunity due to its growing popularity among families and tourists alike.
The property is rated 'D' on its energy performance certificate (valid until August 2029) and comes under Shropshire's local authority jurisdiction (Council Tax Band C). With all mains services available and freehold tenureship confirmed, this residence stands as an ideal candidate for those looking to invest in an evolving market while enjoying the advantages of this picturesque town.
