Morville Hall Cottages, Morville
Bridgnorth,
Shropshire, WV16 5NB
Offers in the Region Of £600,000

A rare opportunity to own a spacious detached cottage in the enviable location of Morville, conveniently situated for easy access to Bridgnorth yet being in a semi-rural setting. Having been in the same family for many years, 31 Morville Hall Cottages was formerly a Police station with an attached house having been built in the mid 19thC, more recently having been converted into one dwelling. Quirky yet ideal for the family buyer the cottage stands in some fine gardens of nearly an acre and has so much to offer. Briefly comprising of two entrance halls, sitting room, dining room, 18ft breakfast kitchen, utility room and guest W.C to the ground floor. Four bedrooms are on offer to the first floor alongside the family bathroom and a small en-suite to the master bedroom. Established gardens of 0.9 of an acre offers some wonderful outside space with mature plants, shrubs and trees, several brick outbuildings provide ample storage options, parking for numerous vehicles and overlooking National Trust fields to the rear. Early viewing is essential in order to avoid disappointment.

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