Terraced house for sale in Ludlow SY8, 3 Bedroom

York House has been home to the current owner for almost 40 years and offers good accommodation, arranged over three floors. The traditional timbered façade has three large dormer windows protruding from the second floor and give the property a distinctive appearance.

A solid oak front door opens into the hallway off which are the doors to the kitchen breakfast room and the sitting room with dining area. The kitchen is well fitted with a range of matching wall and floor mounted units, an electric hob and separate ove / grill and a kitchen island. The breakfast area is set to the rear with a window overlooking the garden. There is also a stone fireplace in this part of the room. Off the kitchen is a door to the side passage that has plumbing for a utility area and provides access from the street to the garden. There is also a ground floor WC and shower in this part of the building.

The sitting room was extended over thirty years ago and has patio doors onto the terrace that runs to the rear of the house. This room also has an area for dining room furniture. To the first floor are two double bedrooms that overlook the garden towards the river. One of the bedrooms has been used as a sitting room historically, so has a fireplace with a gas fire. There is a bathroom on this floor. To the second floor is the third bedroom and an attic room that provides a useful storage area.

Situation
Corve Street is an extremely sought-after location just a short walk from Ludlow’s town centre which provides a full range of services and amenities. Famed for its fine gastronomic reputation, independent shops, interesting architecture and vibrant festivals, Ludlow retains an immense popularity from both locals and visitors alike.

One of the oldest parts of Ludlow, Lower Corve Street was, in the 14th Century, home to tradesmen and craftsmen and until relatively recently many of the houses were known by their original names which reflected the occupation of the owner – hence The Merchant’s House, The Glover’s House and The Spicer’s House.

Communications within the area are good with the A49 linking the county town of Shrewsbury in the north to the cathedral city of Hereford in the south. Ludlow has a train station on the main Manchester to Cardiff line with trains running to London at regular intervals, changing once at Newport.

The surrounding countryside offers many leisure and recreational opportunities including fine walking, racing and golf courses.

Garden
To the rear of the property is a garden that is bordered by mature trees and shrubs and runs down to a wall, beyond which are steps down to the terrace that fronts onto the River Corve with views over the meadows that lie on the opposite bank. The garden measures approximately 70ft x 30ft (measurement taken from the kitchen wall to the riverbank)

Parking
There is resident parking permits available for this part of town. Further details are available from the agents.