Well Meadow,
Bridgnorth,
Shropshire, WV15 6DG
Offers in the Region Of £270,000

With reconfigured ground floor accommodation and having undergone significant improvements recently is this semi-detached family home in Low Town. Conveniently situated for easy access to local shops and amenities the property briefly comprises of an enclosed entrance porch, hallway, sitting/dining room, full width kitchen, dining room with utility/workshop to the rear (by way of a garage conversion), three first floor bedrooms and the family bathroom. UPVC double glazing (replaced in the past 18 months), gas fired central heating. Driveway parking is on offer to the front whilst the rear is mainly laid to lawn with a patio area and is fully enclosed. A great home for the growing family.

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Important
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