46 Mill Street, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV15

A beautifully presented grade II listed period home situated in a characterful corner of town, this delightful property offers charm, practicality, and an inviting layout across three floors—with a touch of rustic heritage. Thoughtfully updated while retaining its traditional warmth, the home enjoys features such as sash windows, feature fireplaces, and wood-burning stoves, all enhancing its authentic appeal. High-spec double glazing, fitted by the current owners, further enhances both comfort and energy efficiency throughout.

The ground floor opens into a cosy and welcoming lounge, where a front-facing sash window allows natural light to pour in across the room’s generous proportions. A characterful open fireplace, complete with a wood-burning stove, adds a focal point of warmth and comfort. The open staircase to the upper floors creates a sense of space, while an understairs cupboard and side access door offer everyday practicality.

Ascending to the first floor, the heart of the home reveals itself in a bright and stylish kitchen. Fitted with a range of bespoke wall and base units, wood worktops, and a Belfast sink, this space blends contemporary convenience with period charm. The kitchen also benefits from underfloor heating, providing a modern touch of luxury beneath its characterful aesthetic. Please note: The kitchen forms a flying freehold, as a section of it extends over a communal access tunnel beneath the property. This passageway is rarely, if ever, used, and does not affect the enjoyment or use of the home. A further staircase rises to the top floor, while a door leads through to a versatile room that can serve equally well as a formal dining area or an inspiring study. Here, another sash window frames views to the front, and a second fireplace with wood-burning stove completes the picture—perfect for intimate dinners or home working in comfort.

The second floor continues the home’s theme of charm and proportion, with two double bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom. The principal bedroom enjoys the character of a sloping ceiling, Velux window, and a recessed nook with hanging space, while the second bedroom features a traditional window overlooking the front aspect. The bathroom is modern and thoughtfully arranged, with a panelled bath, pedestal basin, WC, and a Velux window filling the space with daylight.

Outside, the property benefits from a communal courtyard to the rear—an inviting spot for morning coffee or evening relaxation. With ample space for outdoor seating and access to an allocated parking area.