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£235,000
(£151/sq. ft)
4 bed terraced house for saleHospital Street, Bridgnorth WV15
4 beds
1 bath
1 reception
1,561 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Three/Four-bedroom period terraced house
Central Bridgnorth historic location
Lounge with wood burner fireplace
Original timber floors and beams
Separate fitted kitchen with oven
Storage cellar with barrel ceiling
Rear courtyard to sandstone caves
Walking distance to shops and cafés
Riverside Walks and Ammenities
Parking permits are available for local car parks.
For sale: A characterful four-bedroom terraced house in the heart of historic Bridgnorth, offering a blend of period charm and practical modern living, including a storage cellar, ground floor w/c and rear courtyard with access to sandstone caves.
Set within a traditional terrace of brick townhouses close to the High Town/Low Town link roads, this period townhouse is arranged over several levels and is presented in good condition throughout. Original timber flooring, exposed beams and brickwork give the property a distinctive feel, while neutral décor provides a flexible backdrop for a range of furnishings.
The main reception room is a generous, full-depth lounge featuring rich timber floorboards and a striking fireplace with wood burner, set into an exposed brick inglenook. Timber ceiling beams and sash-style windows add to the period atmosphere, while the layout comfortably accommodates both seating and dining areas.
The separate kitchen provides a practical workspace, fitted with cream-fronted units, wood-effect work surfaces and integrated oven with hob. There is ample room for everyday cooking and storage, with a window bringing in natural light and matching timber flooring continuing the theme from the living areas.
To the upper floors are three/four bedrooms, depending on configuration. The rooms vary in size, offering options for a main bedroom, guest room, nursery, study or dressing room. Décor is largely neutral, with a mixture of exposed floorboards and carpets, along with sash-style windows and period details. The flexibility of the layout will appeal to buyers looking to tailor the space to their needs.
The principal bathroom is finished in a modern style with tiled walls, a panelled bath with shower over, vanity unit with storage and heated towel rail, complementing the property’s EPC rating of D. In addition, there is a useful ground floor w/c, ideal for family living and guests.
A particular feature of this home is the storage cellar, with whitewashed brick barrel ceiling and practical flooring, providing an excellent utility, hobby or storage area. There is also a guest cloakroom located to the rear of the cellar and plumbing / provisions for further appliances. From the rear of the house, a courtyard space leads to unique sandstone caves, offering further storage potential or scope for a “man cave” style retreat, subject to personal requirements.
Outside, the front elevation presents classic Bridgnorth townhouse styling, with on-street parking bays along the road and views up towards the wooded slopes behind.
Council tax band C. This four-bedroom terraced house offers an appealing opportunity to purchase a period home with real character in a central Bridgnorth location.
EPC Rating: D
Location
The location places you within easy reach of Bridgnorth’s facilities. The High Street and Cartway area offer a selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, all within walking distance. Riverside walks along the River Severn and open green space at Severn Park are also accessible on foot, providing attractive leisure options.
Public transport is provided by local bus services linking Bridgnorth with Shrewsbury, Telford, Kidderminster and Wolverhampton. The nearest mainline rail connections are typically accessed via Wolverhampton or Telford, both reachable by car or bus, giving routes to Birmingham, London and beyond.
Garden
To the rear is a courtyard and access to two sandstone caves ideal for storage.
Set within a traditional terrace of brick townhouses close to the High Town/Low Town link roads, this period townhouse is arranged over several levels and is presented in good condition throughout. Original timber flooring, exposed beams and brickwork give the property a distinctive feel, while neutral décor provides a flexible backdrop for a range of furnishings.
The main reception room is a generous, full-depth lounge featuring rich timber floorboards and a striking fireplace with wood burner, set into an exposed brick inglenook. Timber ceiling beams and sash-style windows add to the period atmosphere, while the layout comfortably accommodates both seating and dining areas.
The separate kitchen provides a practical workspace, fitted with cream-fronted units, wood-effect work surfaces and integrated oven with hob. There is ample room for everyday cooking and storage, with a window bringing in natural light and matching timber flooring continuing the theme from the living areas.
To the upper floors are three/four bedrooms, depending on configuration. The rooms vary in size, offering options for a main bedroom, guest room, nursery, study or dressing room. Décor is largely neutral, with a mixture of exposed floorboards and carpets, along with sash-style windows and period details. The flexibility of the layout will appeal to buyers looking to tailor the space to their needs.
The principal bathroom is finished in a modern style with tiled walls, a panelled bath with shower over, vanity unit with storage and heated towel rail, complementing the property’s EPC rating of D. In addition, there is a useful ground floor w/c, ideal for family living and guests.
A particular feature of this home is the storage cellar, with whitewashed brick barrel ceiling and practical flooring, providing an excellent utility, hobby or storage area. There is also a guest cloakroom located to the rear of the cellar and plumbing / provisions for further appliances. From the rear of the house, a courtyard space leads to unique sandstone caves, offering further storage potential or scope for a “man cave” style retreat, subject to personal requirements.
Outside, the front elevation presents classic Bridgnorth townhouse styling, with on-street parking bays along the road and views up towards the wooded slopes behind.
Council tax band C. This four-bedroom terraced house offers an appealing opportunity to purchase a period home with real character in a central Bridgnorth location.
EPC Rating: D
Location
The location places you within easy reach of Bridgnorth’s facilities. The High Street and Cartway area offer a selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants, all within walking distance. Riverside walks along the River Severn and open green space at Severn Park are also accessible on foot, providing attractive leisure options.
Public transport is provided by local bus services linking Bridgnorth with Shrewsbury, Telford, Kidderminster and Wolverhampton. The nearest mainline rail connections are typically accessed via Wolverhampton or Telford, both reachable by car or bus, giving routes to Birmingham, London and beyond.
Garden
To the rear is a courtyard and access to two sandstone caves ideal for storage.
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