Upper Linney, Ludlow, Shropshire

Nestled in the historic heart of Ludlow, 2 Upper Linney is a delightful Grade II listed townhouse arranged over four main floors plus an attic, and enjoying outstanding countryside views from each level. Just a short stroll from Ludlow’s vibrant town centre—with its excellent range of independent shops, renowned restaurants, weekly market and iconic medieval castle—this unique property offers versatile accommodation that blends character, comfort and charm, along with a delightful rear garden.

2 Upper Linney is a rare and characterful townhouse offering four full floors of versatile accommodation, each benefitting from glorious countryside views. Set in the heart of Ludlow, the property combines period charm with modern convenience and enjoys a peaceful setting just moments from the town’s amenities. It is an ideal choice for those seeking a unique and spacious home in one of Shropshire’s most desirable historic towns.

The property is approached via the picturesque cobbled lane of Upper Linney. The traditional brick facade is enhanced by a distinctive yellow front door, hinting at the individuality and character within.

Upon entering the home, you are welcomed into a hallway which leads through to a large reception room, arranged as two distinct areas for dining and sitting. This floor features high ceilings, a gas-burning fireplace, a sash window overlooking Upper Linney, and a more modern bay window enjoying a northerly aspect with panoramic views across rooftops and the surrounding countryside.

Stairs descend from the street level to the garden level, where the kitchen and additional living space are located. The generous Kitchen/Dining Room is full of rustic charm, featuring exposed beams, brickwork, and an inglenook fireplace with timber lintel. Fitted with wooden cabinetry, open shelving and tiled splashbacks, the kitchen has a warm and traditional feel. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs, making it ideal for informal gatherings.

A door from the kitchen leads to a utility room, which provides plumbing for a washing machine, space for a fridge freezer, and useful storage.

A separate Garden Room with glazed ceiling and French doors provides a bright and versatile space—ideal as a sunroom, study or home office—offering direct access to the patio and upper garden terrace.

Also on this floor is a well-appointed Shower Room, fitted with a modern suite comprising a walk-in shower, pedestal wash basin and WC.

From the street level, a turning staircase leads up to the first floor where a large bedroom enjoys excellent natural light and elevated views of the surrounding countryside. Character features such as a decorative fireplace, picture rails and traditional cornicing enhance its charm. This room easily accommodates a large double bed and additional furnishings.

Adjacent is a spacious bathroom featuring a large bathtub, vanity unit with single sink, and WC—stylishly presented and sympathetically designed in keeping with the home’s character.

A further staircase rises to the second floor, where there are two additional bedrooms. One of these rooms enjoys particularly spectacular views over Ludlow and the rolling hills beyond. Both rooms are well-proportioned and would suit a variety of uses, such as guest accommodation or home offices.

Above the second floor is the attic room—bright and spacious, with a rooflight window. Although it does not benefit from countryside views, it has potential as a hobbies space, guest room or additional study, featuring sloping ceilings and exposed beams.

The rear garden is a lovely feature of the home, providing a private and tranquil outdoor space. Directly accessed from the garden room, the upper terrace offers a charming spot to sit and enjoy panoramic views of the countryside. The garden is terraced over several levels, with planted areas and further seating, enclosed by mature hedging and shrubs. It is from this upper area—closest to the house—that the superb outlook is most enjoyed.

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Directions
Walking from Nock Deighton's office turn left and left again through the yard of the old Bull Hotel. Climb the steps up into the churchyard of St Laurence and through to College Street. Turn right and after a few yards left into Upper Linney. The property is on the left hand side.