Shropshire, TF8 7EG

*SOLD*

A well appointed property situated within a courtyard setting amongst period residences and charming cottages, nestling in The Severn Gorge.

 4 bedrooms

£295,000

          EPC Rating C 

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About the Property

A beautiful four bedroom family home conveniently situated for Coalbrookdale Primary School and enjoying lovely views to the rear.

 Entrance hallway, living room, kitchen/diner, rear lobby, cloakroom wc, four/five bedrooms/additional reception room, en-suite shower room, family bathroom, enclosed rear garden, carport parking. 

The Courtyard is situated within the grounds of the Valley Hotel and is close to the beautiful Dale End park and Coalbrookdale C of E primary school.

 Inside the Property

The ground floor accommodation has a beautifully refitted open-plan kitchen/diner with built-in appliances and access leading off to the living room and rear lobby where there is a stable door opening out to the rear garden and access through to the cloaks wc. Immediately off the living room there is a hallway with a staircase ascending to the first floor and a doorway leading out to the front.

On the first floor there is a galleried landing, useful store cupboard, staircase ascending to the second floor and access off to three bedrooms and a family bathroom.

On the second floor there is a further landing with access off to two bedrooms one of which having en-suite facilities.

About the Area

Ironbridge is a renowned and historic area nestling in The Severn Gorge which forms one of the most striking and distinctive landscapes in England.

It has a charming town centre adjoining the River Severn and the slopes of The Gorge combining a delightful mix of imposing, detached period residences mingling with charming cottages up the hillside.

This remarkable area was at the heart of the Industrial Revolution and became world famous in 1779 when the world’s first iron bridge was constructed over the River Severn and from which the town derives its name.