- Three double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes
- Period features: open fireplace and high ceilings
- Recently refitted family shower room (single bathroom)
- Large dining room and separate living room
- Cellar provides useful storage space
- Private off-street parking for two vehicles
- Solid brick construction; wall insulation not assumed
- Council tax above average; glazing install date unknown
Set in the heart of Ironbridge’s UNESCO World Heritage setting, this three-bedroom Victorian terrace balances original character with practical modern upgrades. The front reception room centres on an open fireplace and the home retains period proportions while offering contemporary comforts such as integrated kitchen appliances and a recently refitted shower room.
Ground floor accommodation includes a bright entrance hall and two reception rooms that flow to a practical kitchen and a large dining room with sliding doors onto a split-level landscaped rear garden — a good outdoor space for children or entertaining. There is also a useful cellar for storage and private off-street parking for two vehicles to the rear, a notable convenience for town-centre living.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a bright family shower room. The house is solid-brick, double-glazed (install date unknown) and heated by a mains-gas boiler and radiators; the construction suggests there may be limited wall insulation, which buyers should consider when assessing energy performance and running costs.
This property will suit families seeking a character home close to local shops, primary schools and museum attractions, or buyers wanting a large period home in an affluent, well-connected area. Council tax is above average and there is a single shower room for three bedrooms — practical points to weigh against the generous overall size and parking provision. Prospective purchasers should verify details such as glazing age, insulation and services during a viewing or survey.