Pound Street,
Bridgnorth,
Shropshire, WV16 4AP
Offers in the Region Of £185,000

Retaining much character and charm is this Grade II Listed cottage situated close to the High Street and dating back to at least the early 19thC. Being offered with no upward chain the property briefly comprises of a sitting room with a period open fireplace, breakfast kitchen and shower room to the ground floor. Two generous bedrooms can be found to the first floor (second bedroom having a storage area). An elevated rear garden is accessed from the breakfast kitchen and provides a lovely area for a table and chairs enjoying some great views towards Low Town in the distance.

Anti Money Laundering & Proceeds of Crime Acts: To ensure compliance with the Anti Money Laundering Act and Proceeds of Crime Act: All intending purchasers must produce identification documents prior to the memorandum of sale being issued. If these are not produced in person we will require certified copies from professionals such as doctor, teacher, solicitor, bank manager, accountant or public notary, To avoid delays in the buying process please provide the required documents as soon as possible. We may also use an online service provider to also confirm your identity. A list of acceptable ID documents is available upon request. We will also require confirmation of where the funding is coming from such as a bank statement with funding for deposit or purchase price and if mortgage finance is required a mortgage agreement in principle from your chosen lender.

Important
We take every care in preparing our sales details. They are carefully checked, however we do not guarantee appliances, alarms, electrical fittings, plumbing, showers, etc. Photographs are a guide and do not represent items included in the sale. Room sizes are approximate. Do not use them to buy carpets or furniture. Floor plans are for guidance only and not to scale. We cannot verify the tenure as we do not have access to the legal title. We cannot guarantee boundaries, rights of way or compliance with local authority planning or building regulation control. You must take advice of your legal representative. Reference to adjoining land uses, i.e. farmland, open fields, etc does not guarantee the continued use in the future. You must make local enquiries and searches.