Light two-bedroom retirement flat near Ludlow town centre with strong communal facilities..
Spacious first-floor 2-bed retirement apartment with Juliet balcony
Modernised kitchen with integrated Neff appliances included
Two bedrooms with fitted storage; upgraded shower room
Purpose-built McCarthy & Stone development with house manager
Communal facilities: residents’ lounge, laundry, gardens, parking (first-come)
Leasehold ~105–106 years remaining; no onward chain
Service charge £5,161.02 (2025/26) — above average
Electric heating (panel/storage) and parking not allocated
Light, well-presented first-floor retirement apartment ideal for someone looking to downsize without sacrificing space. The living/dining room is generous and bright, opening onto a Juliet balcony with rooftop views, while the modern kitchen includes integrated Neff appliances. Two bedrooms both have fitted storage and the shower room has been upgraded — ready to move into with no onward chain.
Burgess Court is a purpose-built McCarthy & Stone development with a full-time house manager, residents’ lounge, laundry room, communal gardens and residents’ car park (first-come, first-served). The building is a short walk from Ludlow’s historic town centre, giving easy access to shops, cafes, medical services and cultural amenities — convenient for everyday life and social activity.
Practical points to note: the property is leasehold (approx. 105–106 years remaining), with an above-average service charge (£5,161.02 for 2025/26) and an annual ground rent of £460. Heating is electric (panel/storage heaters), and parking is not allocated. Broadband and mobile signal are adequate, and flood risk is very low. These factors are typical of managed retirement developments and should be weighed against the convenience and on-site support provided.
Overall, this apartment suits a retiree or downsizer seeking low-maintenance living near Ludlow town centre, with communal support and leisure facilities on site. It offers good internal space, modern fittings and straightforward access to local amenities, but budget planning should include the service charge and ground rent commitments.