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15 Madeley Road, Ironbridge, Telford, TF8 7QZ

4 bedroom House for sale

£625,000

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Property Description

This remarkable home offers far more than generous living space, it delivers a lifestyle immersed in heritage, character, and community.

Positioned within the heart of the Severn Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the property enjoys a setting that is both picturesque and deeply rooted in Britain’s industrial past. The surrounding landscape is nothing short of iconic, with the River Severn winding through steep, wooded valleys, while the nearby Wrekin provides a dramatic backdrop and far-reaching views across Shropshire.

This is a home that tells a story. A blue plaque proudly marks its connection to the famed “Nine Men of Madeley,” anchoring the property firmly within the rich tapestry of local history. It’s a rare opportunity to own not just a house, but a piece of Ironbridge’s enduring legacy.

Internally, the home reveals an impressive and versatile layout arranged over multiple levels. The ground floor exemplifies the period nature of this home offering an abundance of space throughout several rooms. The heart of the home is centred around a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, an area that best demonstrates the current owners attention to detail and care for this stunning period home. Off the central hallway are several other rooms all offering an abundance of character and charm. Whether it be the generous sitting/dining room, the snug or the study for quiet reflection, this property offers something for everyone. We must also not forget those useful spaces like the guest WC, utility / laundry room or the storage room with an external door.

Below is a fantastic cellar level that offers substantial additional space, ideal for storage, hobbies, or further potential, adding to the home’s flexibility.

Upstairs, the first floor does not disappoint hosting four well-proportioned bedrooms, each filled with natural light and offering comfortable if not generous accommodation for family or guests. The two bedrooms on the front overlook the gorge and offers spectacular views that change with the seasons. These are served by both a luxury bathroom with a fabulous free standing copper bath and separate shower room, thoughtfully arranged for modern living.

Throughout the property, there is a sense of understated character, with original proportions, traditional detailing, and a layout that reflects the home’s heritage while still catering to contemporary lifestyles.

Outside, the property continues to impress, with space to enjoy outdoor living, whether that’s quiet morning coffee in the courtyard garden off the kitchen or the larger garden for play, entertaining friends, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings. The property also offers a drive at the rear for two that can be accessed via steps from the courtyard garden or a door leading out from the landing.

This is a home that perfectly balances past and present, where original features and historical significance meet the needs of modern life. For those seeking something truly distinctive in one of Shropshire’s most celebrated locations, this is an exceptional opportunity.

Positioned within the heart of the Severn Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the property enjoys a setting that is both picturesque and deeply rooted in Britain’s industrial past. The surrounding landscape is nothing short of iconic, with the River Severn winding through steep, wooded valleys, while the nearby Wrekin provides a dramatic backdrop and far-reaching views across Shropshire.

The town of Ironbridge which nestles in the Ironbridge Gorge, an area of outstanding beauty, is always attractive to house hunters. The town offers a wealth of history recounted in the numerous museums. Local amenities including an array of individual shops, chemist and a selection of eateries. Coalbrookdale also has an excellent junior school and doctors surgery.

Telford Town Centre is approximately 5.5 miles distant with its range of leisure facilities, department stores and retail parks. Access to both rail and motorway national networks can be found here.