Lower Court, Bitterley, Ludlow, Shropshire, SY8 3HF

The major part of a beautiful Grade-II listed property boasting character and charm, requiring renovation situated on the edge of a rural village.

Kitchen/breakfast room | Sitting room | Snug | Cloakroom WC | Utility room | Four bedrooms | Bathroom | Cellar | Garden | Far-reaching countryside views | Terrace | Brick outbuildings | Grounds of about 0.89 of an acre | EPC: Exempt

Guide Price £450,000

• The Property

  Lower Court is the major part of a characterful period property of considerable charm, occupying a peaceful position on the edge of the rural village of Bitterley in south Shropshire. The house retains much of its original character — evident from the moment you arrive — and has been the subject of part-renovation, with scope remaining for a new owner to put their own stamp on the remaining spaces. There is real substance here: generous rooms, quality period detailing, and a setting that quietly rewards those who take the time to look.

  At the heart of the house is a spacious kitchen and breakfast room, distinguished by its original quarry tiled floor and a feature fireplace — a combination that gives the room warmth and authenticity that simply cannot be replicated. An adjacent utility room continues the quarry tiling. The sitting room is particularly impressive: an inglenook fireplace houses a wood burning stove, the proportions feel generous and unhurried, and French doors open to a beautiful view over the front garden. There is also a comfortable snug, approached via an attractive oak staircase.

  The first floor provides two spacious bedrooms, offering versatile accommodation and beautiful windows enjoying the views. There is a family bathroom. On the second floor, there are three further rooms offering bedroom space and potential for another bathroom. The part-renovation already undertaken means several rooms are in good order, while others present the kind of opportunity that lets a buyer make genuine choices rather than simply inheriting someone else's decisions.

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• Outside

  • The grounds extend to just under an acre and are mainly laid to lawn and well-stocked borders providing structure and seasonal interest throughout the year. A terrace area sits conveniently close to the house; well-suited to al-fresco dining and entertaining during the warmer months — and from here, as from many parts of the garden, the far-reaching countryside views open up to impressive effect. There are some brick outbuildings providing superb storage or could be converted in to an annexe (subject to the necessary consents).

  • The aspect is a genuine feature of this property. Views extend across the surrounding Shropshire countryside and towards Titterstone Clee Hill — one of the most distinctive landmarks in this part of the county — giving the garden a sense of space and connection to the wider landscape that is genuinely difficult to find.

• Situation

  • Lower Court sits on the edge of Bitterley, a quiet rural village in the south Shropshire hills, an area of considerable natural beauty. The position combines genuine seclusion with a reassuring sense of community.

  • The nearby village of Clee Hill provides day-to-day convenience with a village shop, café and public house within easy reach.

  • The historic market town of Ludlow, approximately 3.5 miles distant, offers a wide range of independent shops, restaurants, schools and everyday services.

  • Hereford lies around 25 miles to the south, and Shrewsbury approximately 31 miles to the north, both providing comprehensive facilities and onward transport connections.

  • The A49 is within easy reach, connecting to the wider motorway network. Ludlow has a train station on the Manchester to Cardiff line, offering regular services in both directions. A range of well-regarded schools are accessible from the area.

• General Information

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  Local Authority: Shropshire Council.

  Services: Mains water and electricity are connected. Private drainage.

  Council Tax: Band E.

  Wayleaves, easements and rights of way: The property will be sold subject to and with the benefits of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether mentioned in these sales particulars or not.

  Viewings: Strictly by appointment via Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.

  Agents notes: Please note that the owners of Lower Court are related to one of the Directors of Mark Wiggin Estate Agents.

 

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