Property description
A Period end terraced cottage requiring refurbishment but having an incredible position in the heart of Bewdley with captivating views right over the Historic town and far beyond. Reception hall, living room, kitchen, bedroom, first floor bathroom, rear garden - a very rare opportunity. No upward chain. Energy Rating E
DESCRIPTION
Historic Bewdley takes its name from the French words \"Beau Lieu\" meaning \"Beautiful Place\" and has been described as the \"most perfect small Georgian town in Worcestershire\".This vibrant town is packed with plentiful amenities and is built on the banks of the River Severn, offering a rich and scenic landscape which draws visitors from far and wide the whole year round.Number 117 Richmond enjoys an ultra convenient yet quiet location just a few minutes walk from the heart of Bewdley and its vibrant amenities yet in-spite of this close proximity, it;s situation gives a much more semi rural feel to this town property, in that, this part of Richmond Road is more akin to a Lane, being leafy and, also, one-way. Another factor is that the property also stands above the road giving total privacy from it. (please see the additional photograph illustrating the street scene).The main attraction, which really sets this property apart are the simply jaw-dropping views and the garden makes for an amazing vista which takes in the entirety of this fascinating Georgian town and Wribbenhall beyond, including the river, St. Anne's church and, of course, Bewdley's renowned three arch bridge built in 1798 and designed by Thomas Telford. This is, surely, one of the best suburban views that Bewdley has to offer ! Although requiring a degree of up-grading and improvement, this rare property has incredible potential and in the right hands, fully modernised, then what an amazing house it could be. It is also fair to say that similar properties, in this price bracket and with this kind of outlook, would be very hard to find indeed. The property is offered for sale with the distinct advantage of no upward chain and affords accommodation to comprise:
Access is gained at the property's side via a door to: -
RECEPTION HALL - 9' 9'' max x 6' 11'' (2.96m max x 2.10m)
with central heating radiator and built-in under-stairs storage cupboard housing the electricity meter and a modern style 'Wylex' distribution board protecting the electrical installation.
LIVING ROOM - 13' 1'' x 11' 3'' (4.0m x 3.44m)
with bay window to front elevation, fireplace (not tested) and gas meter.
KITCHEN - 14' 10'' x 5' 10'' (4.51m x 1.79m)
with ceiling light point, central heating radiator, stainless steel sink and window tor ear elevation with adjacent door opening to the gardens.
From the Reception Hall a half turned staircase rises to: -
FIRST FLOOR LANDING
with window to rear elevation over stairs, built-in airing cupboard housing central heating boiler, doors to:
BEDROOM ONE - 12' 10'' x 11' 6'' (3.92m x 3.51m)
with dormer window to front elevation and central heating radiator.
BATHROOM - 6' 9'' x 5' 3'' (2.06m x 1.61m)
with central heating radiator, obscured window to side elevation, low level flush wc, pedestal hand wash basin, bath with 'Triton' electric shower over.
OUTSIDE:
The property has an elevated position standing above the road and is approached by shared steps.
REAR GARDEN
[NB: Please note that there is a traditional right of way across for neighbouring properties] - with patio area, lawn and dramatic views over Bewdley.