Southwell Riverside,
Bridgnorth,
Shropshire, WV16 4AS
£515,000

Spacious, three storey, four bedroom, three bathroom, reconfigured mid-terrace townhouse with great position and open aspect overlooking the River Severn to The Hermitage beyond and convenient for walks along the riverside or through historic streets to the town centre. No forward chain for ease of purchase.

Our client has reconfigured the accommodation to provide a through entrance hall leading through to a fabulous open plan and beautifully equipped kitchen and dining area opening to a conservatory overlooking the rear garden. Off the hall area are a useful utility room and a shower room. The first floor has a full width living room with patio doors to a balcony with views, two bedrooms overlook the rear garden and there is a family bathroom, the second floor has a full width principle bedroom and dressing area overlooking the river, a shower room separates the principle bedroom and the double bedroom with dressing area to the rear, with approximately 150 sq m of accommodation this townhouse offers excellent and versatile family accommodation, an integral garage and driveway complete the convenience.

31 Southwell Riverside has an enviable riverside location with an open aspect to front and far reaching views across the River Severn to the local landmarks, The Hermitage and High Rock. Set on the former quayside the property is conveniently situated for riverside walks along the Severn Way or through the cottage lined historic streets, formerly used for hauling goods from the quayside, to the town centre. The property is also within easy access of the A454 to Wolverhampton, A442 to Telford or Kidderminster and the A458 to Shrewsbury.

The historic and aspirational market town of Bridgnorth has a wide variety of amenities including schools for children of all ages, a doctors surgery, a selection of supermarkets, local and high street shops, traditional public houses and restaurants and a characterful theatre, the town, which was subject to a siege during the English civil war is rich in history and features a castle ruin leaning at an angle greater than that of the Tower of Pisa and the Cliff Railway is steepest inland railway in the country.