Jasmine Cottage, Oldbury, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV16

This distinctive semi-detached property one once part of a larger residence that was split into two dwellings. The property is believed to date from circa 1820's and was the village Post Office during the First World War. Jasmine Cottage offers generous accommodation that meets all the needs of modern family living whilst retaining all of its character and charm.

Oldbury, just to the South-West of Bridgnorth, is a village planned in the middle of the 19th century and centring on the pretty church of St Nicholas. Standing on the upper slopes of the Severn Valley, Oldbury is designated in part as a conservation area and has a delightful network of lanes and footpaths within which many of it's fine Victorian houses are located.

Accommodation includes a spacious dining kitchen which boasts a range of base units with granite worktops, integrated oven & hob ,and a fantastic gas fired AGA. There is also a walk in pantry as well as utility room with WC off.

A delightful living room sits at the heart of the house, featuring a woodburner and providing access to a superb study with oak panelled walls. Just off the living room on the opposite side is a snug with open fire and French doors leading out to the garden.

On the first floor, the landing leads to four well proportioned bedrooms, the master of which offers en-suite facilities, storage and airing cupboard. The family bathroom features a stylish white suite with high level WC, roll topped bath and wash hand basin.

Externally, there is a large block paved forecourt providing gated off road parking for several vehicles. A pathway leads from the driveway leads to the entrance door. The substantial garden is mainly laid to lawn with well stocked planted borders and an array of mature trees and shrubs. There is a wide patio which extends to the side of the property, providing a superb space for entertaining. The garden also features a summerhouse, pond, two sheds, logs stores and workshop.