Oaklands, Bridgnorth, WV15 5DU

A well presented two double bedroom split level bungalow designed for low maintenance and with a slightly elevated position affording glorious views over rooftops of the Severn Valley, High Town and the Clee Hills beyond.

9, Oaklands is available with no onward chain for ease of purchase.

Enjoying a slightly elevated position above the roadside which ensures both far reaching views and privacy the property has been well maintained with particular attention to low maintenance that includes a resin bonded stone driveway, patio and steps and a mainly gravelled front garden.

Whilst the front garden is low maintenance, the rear garden has been well stocked with a wide variety of plants by a gardening enthusiast.

Inside, the wide double-glazed windows afford fabulous views across the Severn Valley to the Clee Hills beyond, and over the rear garden at the back, the wide windows also provide lots of natural light.

The interestingly split level accommodation includes a generously proportioned Living and Dining Room, a well-planned Kitchen, both have views to the front, the two bedrooms are both double with views over the well-presented rear garden and the shower room has been fitted with a contemporary white suite to include a generously proportioned corner shower cubicle, the loft space, with simple access off the half landing, is large.

The attractive and historic market town of Bridgnorth is situated approximately fifteen miles to the west of Wolverhampton and a similar distance from Telford to the north. There are commuter routes.

from the town to Wolverhampton via the A454, Shrewsbury and Stourbridge via the A458, Kidderminster and Telford are accessible via the A442.

A wide choice of amenities in the town includes well regarded schooling for children of all ages a doctor’s surgery, a local Hospital, a selection of supermarkets including a Marks & Spencer ‘s Food Hall, Sainsburys, Aldi and Co-Op, the High Street has a variety of local and national shops.

The town has a characterful theatre and a cinema, local attractions that include Riverside walks along the banks of the River Severn, the Severn Valley Railway which runs a steam and diesel train service between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster is a popular tourist attraction, the castle ruins which feature the remains of a castle keep that leans at an angle greater than that of the Leaning Tower of Pisa and the Cliff Railway which runs between Low Town and High town Bridgnorth is the steepest inland Railway in the country.

Entrance Hall Front door with obscure glazed inset, obscure glazed side screen, central heating radiator, doors radiate off to the Living Room, Kitchen, Shower Room and Airing Cupboard with insulated tank and storage shelves, a short flight of stairs with a cupboard with double opening doors under lead to two double bedrooms, dado rail, central heating thermostat.

Living and Dining Room A bright room full of natural light, a wide, west facing double glazed bow window to front provides far reaching views along the Severn Valley towards High Town and the Castle Walk, with the Clee Hills in the distance.

The focal point of the room is provided by a stone-built fire surround and hearth with inset gas coal effect fire, stone display plinth with hardwood surface and built-in storage to side, serving hatch from Kitchen, ceiling coving, central heating radiator.

Kitchen Fitted with an attractive range of matching kitchen furniture, comprising floor and wall mounted cupboards and drawers including leaded light glazed display cabinets together with complementary granite effect round edge worksurface with inset stainless steel one and a half bowl sink with swan neck mixer tap, space for freestanding oven, space for fridge and washing machine with plumbing, stainless steel extractor canopy, wall mounted Ideal Logic Heat 12 central heating boiler, ceramic tiled splashback, double glazed window to front with far reaching views of the Severn Valley, High Town the Castle walk and the Clee Hills beyond, serving hatch to Living Room dining area Shower Room Fitted with a contemporary style suite comprising corner shower tray with glazed sliding doors and fitted Triton T 80 SI shower unit, shaped vanity wash hand basin with mixer tap and cupboards and drawers under, low flush WC with pushbutton flush, heated towel rail, obscure double glazed window to side, ceramic tiled floor.

Half Landing A short flight of stairs lead to a half landing where doors radiate off to two double bedrooms and a spacious loft storage that extends over the living space and bedrooms and offers ample storage.

Bedroom Two Double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, central heating radiator.

Bedroom One Double glazed window overlooking the rear garden, central heating radiator, matching light oak effect chest of drawers and wardrobes with mirrored sliding doors and courtesy lights over.

Garage Single garage with upper and over door, double glazed window to side.

Rear Garden Approached via low maintenance resin bonded stone steps and patio with steps to a raised lawn with well stocked borders that include Acer, Lavender, Salvia, Cordyline, Daphne, Clematis, Hydrangea, Honeysuckle and conifers.

Steps from the lawn lead to a summer house with double opening glazed doors and decked entrance, stepping stones in the lawn lead to a decked patio that offers views over neighbouring rooftops across the Severn Valley to the Clee Hills beyond.

Front Designed for low maintenance and featuring a border alongside the pavement with coniferous plants and evergreen plants, beyond which a low maintenance slate gravelled fore garden within inset ornamental paving, the low maintenance resin bonded stone driveway with car parking for a number of vehicles has gates and a generously proportioned porch with pitched roof and provides access to the garage at the rear.

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

The gas coal effect fire in the Living Room has been capped but can be re-instated. Local Authority Shropshire. Local Authority Reference Number 000, Council Tax Band C.

Energy Performance Certificate The property has an Energy Performance Certificate, Certificate number 5619-3086-0002-0003-7106, valid until 6th July 2036 with an Energy Rating of D Viewings All viewings are to be arranged via the vendors sole agents Nick Tart or “We are required by law to conduct anti-money laundering checks on all those selling or buying a property.

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