Church Hill, Ironbridge, Telford

This well-presented three-bedroom period property sits in an elevated position on an impressive plot and provides stunning views across Ironbridge Gorge.

Directions - From Shrewsbury take the B4380 Atcham Road and after about 1 mile turn right onto the B4380 heading for Ironbridge. Follow this all the way through to Buildwas and then take the first right turning signposted Much Wenlock A4169 road and very quickly left, heading for Ironbridge. On reaching a mini roundabout, proceed straight across onto The Wharfage, then proceed along until you get to a further roundabout, when you take the first left onto Church Hill and where the property can be found around 100 metres up the hill on the right-hand-side.

Situation - The property is set in a commanding position on Church Hill, providing elevated views over Ironbridge Gorge and the River Severn. Ironbridge centre is within walking distance, which is a World Heritage Site. The town centre offers a selection of shops, primary and secondary schools, together with a number of delightful walks. Ready access can be gained to main commuter routes linking through to Telford town centre, where you can find a wide-range of shopping and leisure facilities, rail service and connections onto the M54 motorway linking through to the M6 and Birmingham.

Description - As you approach, this charming three-bedroom period property – dating back to the mid-18th century there is an attractive front courtyard with traditional outbuilding, which is currently utilised as a utility and storeroom, with the courtyard providing ample space for potted plants and a seating area.
You enter the property via a glass fronted porch, which in turn leads into a large kitchen and dining area. The first floor has a spacious lounge with further vistas across Ironbridge, plus a bedroom/study that provides access to the rear garden. Upstairs, there are two further double bedrooms on the second floor, plus a three-piece bathroom suite.
The large terraced garden is south-facing, with mature trees and shrubs, grape vine, a variety of seating areas, vegetable patch, garden shed, summerhouse, wood store and small fruit orchard including eating apples, cherries and cooking apples
The upper part of the garden provides breath-taking, rooftop views of the 19th century St Lukes Church and over the 18th century Iron Bridge itself.
The location is set within the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site which offers a variety of woodland walks, cycle paths and access to a range of historic and cultural sites. Residents can park within the Ironbridge Gorge free of charge via a permit system operated by the Local Authority including on street parking.

Accomodation -

Porch - A large porch providing ample space for storage, plus a seating area enabling you to enjoy the views on offer.

Cloakroom - Situated off the porch for convenience, the cloakroom provides wash-hand basin and W.C.

Kitchen - A good size room with a range of wall and base units, electric oven, sink with drainer, dishwasher and space for a fridge/freezer. There is also an open staircase which provides access to the first floor.

Dining Area - Open-plan with the kitchen and offering the perfect space for entertaining. Benefitting from views towards the Gorge and an inglenook fireplace with log-burning stove.

First Floor Landing -

Living Room - A wonderfully spacious room with views towards the Gorge and ample space for a selection of furnishings.

Bedroom 3/ Study - A versatile room which is currently utilised as a study/library, but retaining space for a day bed enabling space for guests to stay. The room is dual aspect and provides access to the rear garden.

Second Floor Landing - A bright and airy space that lights up in the morning sun. Benefitting from a large storage cupboard and a further airing cupboard that houses the boiler.

Bedroom 1 - A good size double bedroom with vaulted ceilings creating even more space and views towards the rear garden.

Bedroom 2 - A further double bedroom with awe-inspiring views and a useful fitted storage cupboard/wardrobe.

Bathroom - Three-piece suite comprising bath with overhead shower, wash-hand basin and W.C.

External - The large terraced garden is south-facing, with mature trees and shrubs, grape vine, a variety of seating areas, vegetable patch, garden shed, summerhouse, wood store and small fruit orchard including eating apples, cherries and cooking apples, the upper part of the garden provides breathtaking, rooftop views of the 19th century St Lukes Church and across the 18th century Iron Bridge beyond, set against a vast wooded backdrop above the River Severn

General Remarks -

Fixtures And Fittings - Only those items described in these particulars are included in the sale.

Tenure - Freehold although purchasers must make their own enquiries via their solicitor.

Services - Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage are understood to be connected.

Council Tax - The property is currently showing as Council Tax Band D. Please confirm the council tax details via Telford and Wrekin council on or visit

Viewings - Viewings are strictly by prior appointment with the selling Agents, Halls.