4 bedroom detached house for sale

An impressive quality built detached family house situated on a large plot of ground and facing due south over part of the famous Severn Gorge.
Nearby are the riverside parklands with colourful gardens and walks along the river bank. The Wharfage, alongside the River Severn, leads into the historical town of Ironbridge which is a recognised by unesco as a World Heritage Site. Spanning the River Severn is the worlds first Iron Bridge, which was constructed in 1779.
The town offers facilities such as post office, chemist, hairdressers, restaurants, pubs, and near to the property is a good local primary school and doctors surgery.
Easy commuting to Telford centre approx 6 miles, Shrewsbury approx 15 miles, Wolverhampton 16 miles. Local railway station at Telford and junction to the M54 motorway connecting onto the M6 and M1 respectively.
The house was built approximately 30 years ago in quality Blockleys brick for the present owners, and in addition to the large detached double garage (suitable for conversion to a self contained annexe - subject to planning approval), there is further car parking spaces and room for a caravan, boat or motorhome. The extensive gardens have been landscaped to include a huge variety of shrubs, bulbs, bedding plants, fruit trees, lawns and a favourable vegetable garden with soft fruit bushes. A new condensing gas fired central heating boiler has been fitted.

Accommodation

Semi circular steps to a flagged open porch - glazed panels either side of the attractive hardwood and part leaded/glazed entrance door leading into the large ..

Reception hall: High ceiling to the galleried landing, oak balustrade staircase, boxed in radiator, dado rail and panelled door into the...

Cloakroom: White coloured suite - low flush WC, wash hand basin, radiator and coat hooks.

Study/snug: Radiator, coving to ceiling and lovely views to part of the Gorge.

Impressive split level lounge: Double doors onto a small landing with steps down into this large lounge, reconstructed brick open fireplace, quarry tiled hearth, ornamental niches, oak mantle over, side plynth, dado rail, coving to high ceiling, two radiators, wall light points, sliding patio doors to front terrace and windows to front and side, steps and large archway through to ..
Dining room: Radiator, wall light points and coving to ceiling.

Breakfast/kitchen: Oak fitted units with range of base and wall cupboards, concealed lighting under, single drainer sink unit, ample worktop surfaces, tray recess, larder store cupboard, fluorescent light, attractive tiled splash, radiator, electric oven with 8 gas ring hobs ( available by separate negotiation) and cooker hood over.

Utility room: Single drainer sink unit, cupboards under, worktop surface, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, wall units, shelving, coat hooks, radiator, window and door to gardens.

Fine oak balustrade staircase to the galleried landing - large built in airing cupboard.

Master bedroom: Nice large room with two double wardrobes, wall light points, radiator, coving to ceiling, windows to side and front overlooking part of the Severn Gorge.

Ensuite bathroom: White coloured suite - panelled bath, plumbed in shower unit over, period style wash hand basin, low flush WC/mahogany seat, towel rail, shaver socket and tiled walls.

Bedroom 2: Built in double wardrobe, radiator, bedhead pull light switch, side and rear windows.

Bedroom 3: Built in single wardrobe, radiator and views over rear gardens.

Bedroom 4: Built in wardrobe, radiator, front and side windows enjoying views.

Family bathroom: Pampas coloured suite - panelled bath, wash hand basin, fully tiled shower enclosure with plumbed in shower unit, radiator and part tiled splash.
Separate toilet: Low flush WC.

Outside

The property is approached over a gravelled sweeping driveway with additional car parking and turning spaces up to the summit of the driveway providing further car parking and leading to the
large double garage: Suitable for conversion to a self contained annexe (subject to planning approval), large up/over door, light and power points, cold water stop cock, fitted shelving, fuse box, side window and service door, new gas fired condensing central heating boiler.

The front gardens have been landscaped and are well stocked with a variety of shrubs, bushes, trees, bulbs and bedding plants. Feature old gas street lamp - fitted with low voltage light.
Gateway onto a part flagged and gravelled forecourt/terrace bound by trellis fencing and overlooking the Gorge and Buildwas Power Station beyond. Cold water tap. Outside security lighting. Lovely Wysteria to front elevation of the house and gateway at side to lawn and access to the rear gardens.
Around the rear of the garage is a pathway leading to the utility room with outside lighting. Shaped brick walling and steps up to terraced patios and the large slightly elevated private gardens which are mainly laid to lawn interspersed with a variety of shrubs, bulbs, bedding plants and fruit trees including Greengage. Favourable vegetable garden with soft fruit bushes. Timber garden shed.

Open porch

Reception hall

Cloakroom

Study/snug

Split level large lounge

Dining room

Breakfast/kitchen

Utility room

Oak balustrade staircase

Large gallery landing

4 large bedrooms

Ensuite bathroom

Family bathroom - WC

Double garage

Gas central heating

Cavity wall insulation

No upward chain

An impressive quality built detached family house situated on a large plot of ground and facing due south over part of the famous Severn Gorge.
Nearby are the riverside parklands with colourful gardens and walks along the river bank. The Wharfage, alongside the River Severn, leads into the historical town of Ironbridge which is a recognised by unesco as a World Heritage Site. Spanning the River Severn is the worlds first Iron Bridge, which was constructed in 1779.
The town offers facilities such as post office, chemist, hairdressers, restaurants, pubs, and near to the property is a good local primary school and doctors surgery.
Easy commuting to Telford centre approx 6 miles, Shrewsbury approx 15 miles, Wolverhampton 16 miles. Local railway station at Telford and junction to the M54 motorway connecting onto the M6 and M1 respectively.
The house was built approximately 30 years ago in quality Blockleys brick for the present owners, and in addition to the large detached double garage (suitable for conversion to a self contained annexe - subject to planning approval), there is further car parking spaces and room for a caravan, boat or motorhome. The extensive gardens have been landscaped to include a huge variety of shrubs, bulbs, bedding plants, fruit trees, lawns and a favourable vegetable garden with soft fruit bushes. A new condensing gas fired central heating boiler has been fitted.

Accommodation

Semi circular steps to a flagged open porch - glazed panels either side of the attractive hardwood and part leaded/glazed entrance door leading into the large ..

Reception hall: High ceiling to the galleried landing, oak balustrade staircase, boxed in radiator, dado rail and panelled door into the...

Cloakroom: White coloured suite - low flush WC, wash hand basin, radiator and coat hooks.

Study/snug: Radiator, coving to ceiling and lovely views to part of the Gorge.

Impressive split level lounge: Double doors onto a small landing with steps down into this large lounge, reconstructed brick open fireplace, quarry tiled hearth, ornamental niches, oak mantle over, side plynth, dado rail, coving to high ceiling, two radiators, wall light points, sliding patio doors to front terrace and windows to front and side, steps and large archway through to ..
Dining room: Radiator, wall light points and coving to ceiling.

Breakfast/kitchen: Oak fitted units with range of base and wall cupboards, concealed lighting under, single drainer sink unit, ample worktop surfaces, tray recess, larder store cupboard, fluorescent light, attractive tiled splash, radiator, electric oven with 8 gas ring hobs ( available by separate negotiation) and cooker hood over.

Utility room: Single drainer sink unit, cupboards under, worktop surface, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, wall units, shelving, coat hooks, radiator, window and door to gardens.

Fine oak balustrade staircase to the galleried landing - large built in airing cupboard.

Master bedroom: Nice large room with two double wardrobes, wall light points, radiator, coving to ceiling, windows to side and front overlooking part of the Severn Gorge.

Ensuite bathroom: White coloured suite - panelled bath, plumbed in shower unit over, period style wash hand basin, low flush WC/mahogany seat, towel rail, shaver socket and tiled walls.

Bedroom 2: Built in double wardrobe, radiator, bedhead pull light switch, side and rear windows.

Bedroom 3: Built in single wardrobe, radiator and views over rear gardens.

Bedroom 4: Built in wardrobe, radiator, front and side windows enjoying views.

Family bathroom: Pampas coloured suite - panelled bath, wash hand basin, fully tiled shower enclosure with plumbed in shower unit, radiator and part tiled splash.
Separate toilet: Low flush WC.

Outside

The property is approached over a gravelled sweeping driveway with additional car parking and turning spaces up to the summit of the driveway providing further car parking and leading to the
large double garage: Suitable for conversion to a self contained annexe (subject to planning approval), large up/over door, light and power points, cold water stop cock, fitted shelving, fuse box, side window and service door, new gas fired condensing central heating boiler.

The front gardens have been landscaped and are well stocked with a variety of shrubs, bushes, trees, bulbs and bedding plants. Feature old gas street lamp - fitted with low voltage light.
Gateway onto a part flagged and gravelled forecourt/terrace bound by trellis fencing and overlooking the Gorge and Buildwas Power Station beyond. Cold water tap. Outside security lighting. Lovely Wysteria to front elevation of the house and gateway at side to lawn and access to the rear gardens.
Around the rear of the garage is a pathway leading to the utility room with outside lighting. Shaped brick walling and steps up to terraced patios and the large slightly elevated private gardens which are mainly laid to lawn interspersed with a variety of shrubs, bulbs, bedding plants and fruit trees including Greengage. Favourable vegetable garden with soft fruit bushes. Timber garden shed.

DirectionsFrom Ironbridge proceed along the Wharfage, cross over the mini roundabout adjacent to the Merrythought teddy bear emporium, along Buildwas Road and Fairfield House lies on the right hand side. Sat Nav: TF8 7DW.