Dark Lane, Broseley, Shropshire, TF12

This charming cottage which started life as two cottages has historically been converted into one impressive property. The property is located only a short walk from Broseley high street therefore benefits from its location being close to the local amenities. Broseley is a popular area steeped in history and much sought after by buyers looking to live in Shropshire. Approx 2.3 miles away is the Ironbridge Gorge a world heritage site and location of the first Ironbridge erected in 1779. Other towns nearby include Much Wenlock, Bridgnorth and Shrewsbury. Telford is only 7.5 miles away which offer a further array of amenities as well as great transport links connecting to both Motorway and Rail national networks. The property has two drives. The main drive as pictured is off Dark Lane and offers a generous gravelled parking, steps up to a paved path leading to the main property entrance. The 2nd drive is at the rear of the property and is accessed of the High Street. Large double gates offers privacy as well as access to a generous parking area and the workshop/garage. The accommodation offered includes on the ground floor main lounge with doors out to the rear garden (currently used as a bedroom), kitchen breakfast room, utility and guest WC, dining room with double doors out to the conservatory. A further sitting room which has a log burner set into a fireplace and a large entrance hall/reception room. The first floor is accessed from two separate stair cases. The stairs at the rear of the property give access to the master bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms and a shower room. The stairs of the hall/reception room access two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside the property benefits from a generous drive and lawned garden at the front. The rear offers substantial gardens mainly laid to lawn, gravelled drive with double gates, paved storage area to the side. The large outbuilding has a log burner to heat the premises and although divided into two, the doors slide out to create a much larger opening.