St. Marys Steps, Bridgnorth, WV16 4AQ

A beautifully presented two bedroom character home arranged over three floors, set in one of Bridgnorth’s most historic and picturesque locations, with charming views towards The Bylet and the River Severn.

Positioned partway up St Mary’s Steps — an ancient pedestrian route linking High Town to the quayside — this immaculately maintained home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Bridgnorth’s heritage.

Tastefully improved and decorated by the current owner, the property is truly turnkey, blending period charm with modern comfort.

The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall leading to a stylish breakfast kitchen fitted with white Shaker style cabinetry, complementary work surfaces, tiled splashbacks and integrated appliances including an oven and induction hob.

A door opens directly into the gardens. The bright and inviting living room (173 sq ft) enjoys natural light from two sash windows and features an electric stove set within a brick fireplace.

A well appointed bathroom completes the ground floor, fitted with a period style suite including bath with shower over, vanity basin and WC.

Stairs rise from the kitchen to the first floor landing and the principal double bedroom, complete with fitted mirrored wardrobes and dressing table.

A sash window frames elevated views over rooftops towards the River Severn. A further staircase leads to the second double bedroom, where the outlook extends towards The Bylet and the historic bridge.

The gardens are a standout feature — thoughtfully designed to create a series of secluded seating and entertaining areas, including a sheltered patio, sandstone cut shallow cave ideal for a unique seating nook, and elevated vantage points offering delightful river views.

Mature planting provides privacy and year round interest. A truly unique home in a sought after historic setting. Entrance Hall.

Part glazed front door, wall light, entrance to breakfast kitchen and door to Bathroom. Bathroom.

Fitted with a white contemporary suite comprising panel bath with glazed shower screen, shower unit with hand held and rainfall shower heads, vanity wash hand basin with cupboard under, low flush wc, ceramic wall and floor tiling, heated towel rail, obscure glazed window to side.

Breakfast Dining Kitchen.

Fitted with an attractive range of white Shaker style kitchen cabinetry comprising wall and floor mounted cupboards and drawers with complimentary round edge worksurfaces, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine, built under oven and ceramic hob, colour coordinated sink with mixer tap and rinse hose, windows to garden, staircase to first floor, doors to Living Room.

Living Room. A cosy room with two windows to front, central heating radiator, brick fireplace with fitted woodburning stove, wall light points. First Floor Landing.

A staircase with exposed oak treads leads to the first floor landing with door to Bedroom One and staircase to second floor Bedroom One Windows to two aspects ensure lots of natural light and views towards the River Severn.

Central heating radiator, built in wardrobe with mirror door and built in dressing table and drawers, oak floor. Second Floor Landing Wall light point and door to Bedroom two. Bedroom Two.

A characterful room with exposed roof timber and large window to front, central heating radiator, built in wardrobe and dressing table. Outside A door from the kitchen or a gate from St.

Marys Steps provide access to a large and paved patio sitting out area off which paths lead to delightful sections of the gardens that include a shallow cave seating nook and mature planting that provides both privacy, shelter but at the same time views of the bridge over the River Severn.

Car Parking Car parking permits are available at £50 per annum per car for parking at the riverside, a short relatively level walk from the premises, and also in West Castle Street.

Tenure We understand that the property is Freehold. Services The property has the benefit of all mains services, the central heating is gas fired. Local Authority Shropshire.

Local Authority Reference Number 000, Council Tax Band D Energy Performance Certificate EPC Rating D.

Valid until June 2035 certificate number 3835-9223-2500-0989-2202 Viewings All viewings are to be arranged via the vendors sole agents, Nick Tart, Bridgnorth, or We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all those selling or buying a property.

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