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Greensted, Potseething Lane, Oldbury, Bridgnorth, WV16 5EF
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Every care has been taken with the preparation of these Particulars but they are for general guidance only and complete accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Areas, measurementsand distances are approximate and the text, photographs and plans are for guidance only. If there is any point which is of particular importance please contact us to discuss the matter and seekprofessional verification prior to exchange of contracts.
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Greensted, Potseething Lane, Oldbury, Bridgnorth, WV16 5EF
Offers around£750,000
A delightful Victorian residence offering superbly proportioned accommodation, typical of its period, set within wonderfully private gardens in Oldbury villagenear Bridgnorth.
Bridgnorth - 1 mile, Ludlow - 19.8 miles, Telford - 13.3 miles, Wolverhampton - 15.1 miles, Kidderminster - 14.3 miles, Shrewsbury - 21.5 miles, Stourbridge -14.9 miles, Birmingham - 27.8 miles, (All distances are approximate).
LOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATIONLOCATIONGreensted is a delightful period house with four reception rooms and five double bedrooms. It is set in aConservation Area with southerly views in the very popular village of Oldbury, within easy walking distance of thehistoric market town of Bridgnorth.
Bridgnorth provides a full range of shopping facilities, primary and secondary schools, and sports facilities andswimming pool. The major commercial centres of Telford, Wolverhampton and Birmingham are within easycommuting distance, while Ludlows restaurants and festivals are only half an hours drive away. The town centreof Bridgnorth has lively weekend markets, the Severn Valley Railway, the Theatre on The Steps, an Art Decocinema, restaurants, a G.P. Surgery and local hospital. The funicular Cliff Railway rises from the banks of the riverSevern up to Castle Walk to give a stunning view over High Rock.
The village of Oldbury has a friendly community, centred around the church and village hall. It is known for itsquiet country lanes, bordering onto lovely Shropshire countryside and is an ideal location for walking, cycling andriding.
Greensted is a charming home which has remained in the same family for over fifty years. The rear of theproperty dates back to the early 19th century with an Edwardian addition to the front. It is a lovely blend of perioddesign and gives an opportunity for a new generation to make it into their own lifelong home.
ACCOMMODATIONACCOMMODATIONACCOMMODATIONACCOMMODATIONThe house is generously proportioned throughout and has a wealth of original period features. The ENTRANCEPORCH opens into a spacious HALL which leads into the main reception rooms. Both the DRAWING ROOM and theSITTING ROOM have French windows opening onto the terrace. The sitting room also has doors into the ALITEXbespoke VINERY with grapevine, plant shelves, rainwatering system and automatic roof opening lights. Attachedto the vinery is a handy SIDE LOBBY and a POTTING SHED which also houses the gas central heating boiler. TheREAR HALL with original quarry tiled flooring, leads into a fitted KITCHEN with AGA, good sized DINING ROOMand a STUDY. A CLOAKROOM and WC is situated off the hall from where there is also access to the TWOCELLARS.
A splendid staircase ascends to a light and spacious LANDING from where there is access to the FIVE DOUBLEBEDROOMS and a BOXROOM. The MASTER BEDROOM and SECOND BEDROOM both have French windows onto
lovely balconies overlooking the garden. One double bedroom retains two original doors so could easily bereinstated into two smaller rooms. There is a FAMILY BATHROOM with a bath, wash hand basin and WC and aSHOWER / WET ROOM with walk in shower, wash hand basin and WC.
OUTSIDEOUTSIDEOUTSIDEOUTSIDEThe house sits comfortably in its mature GARDENS, approached from the lane by a wooden gate. The sweepinggravelled DRIVE extends round to the front of the house to provide a large wide southerly facing TERRACE withfar reaching views, giving access to the main reception rooms and VINERY. Down the steps, winding PATHSmeander past stone walls, roses, shrubberies and lawns to a small orchard area. There are many mature treesincluding a large Gingko, while on the main lawn is a circular rose bed with a stone bird bath. There is ampleparking, a large CARPORT and a very useful brickpaved BACK YARD.
SERVICES:SERVICES:SERVICES:SERVICES:We are advised that all main services are connected. Verification should be obtained from your surveyor.
TENURE:TENURE:TENURE:TENURE:We are advised by our client that the property is FREEHOLD. Verification should be obtained by your Solicitors.
COUNCIL TAX:COUNCIL TAX:COUNCIL TAX:COUNCIL TAX:Shropshire Council. Tax Band G.
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS:FIXTURES AND FITTINGS:FIXTURES AND FITTINGS:FIXTURES AND FITTINGS:By separate negotiation.
VIEWING ARRANGMENTS:VIEWING ARRANGMENTS:VIEWING ARRANGMENTS:VIEWING ARRANGMENTS:Viewing strictly by appointment only. Please contact the BRIDGNORTH OFFICE.
DIRECTIONS:DIRECTIONS:DIRECTIONS:DIRECTIONS:From our Bridgnorth office continue to the High Street and turn left, proceed through the North Gate to theroundabout. Turn left passing the hospital and continue to the next island turning right. At the next miniroundabout turn left and follow the road down onto Hollybush Road and continue past the George Public Houseand Severn Valley Railway. Take the next right turn onto the B4363 towards Cleobury Mortimer. Take the thirdturning on the left into Potseething Lane and follow the road around to the right where the property will be seenalong on the left handside.
