Highley,
Bridgnorth, WV16 6DT
OIRO £267,500

Beautifully renovated three bedroom semi detached with a long list of improvements conducted during 2026, a slightly elevated position and open aspects to front and rear.
22 Titterstone Road has been the subject of a large renovation project during 2026 with a long list of improvements that include a new full width Tarmacadam driveway with parking for up to three vehicles, superb new and extended kitchen, new contemporary bathroom suite, new central heating system, refitted utility room, the installation of a woodburning stove, new windows, doors and a remote controlled roller shutter garage door, redecoration and new floor coverings, immaculately and tastefully decorated the property with a re-landscaped rear garden can potentially be bought with no onward chain, for ease of purchase.
The property has a good location with an open aspect to the front with views along a cul de sac and is not overlooked from the rear as the rear garden borders on neighbouring gardens, the property is also ideally placed for access to the primary school in Grasmere Drive, commuter routes to Bewdley and Bridgnorth, and the village centre which is well provided for with amenities that include a doctors surgery, leisure centre, pharmacy, petrol station, hairdressers, convenience stores and fast food outlets.
The village of Highley is surrounded by attractive Shropshire countryside, wonderful walks are to be found through the surrounding countryside, the Severn Valley Park or along the banks of the River Severn where the Shropshire Way passes though some very attractive scenery, Highley is situated approximately seven miles to the south of the historic market town of Bridgnorth and a similar distance from Bewdley, both towns provide river crossings of The River Severn for access to the West Midlands, the 125 bus route runs between Bridgnorth and Kidderminster.
Tenure,
we understand that the property is freehold


Services
The property has the benefit of all main services. The central heating is Gas fired.


Local Authority
Shropshire. Local Authority Reference number 3301217800000000, Council Tax Band B.


Energy Performance Certificate
TBC


Viewings
All viewings are to be arranged via the vendors sole agents Nick Tart estate agents, Bridgnorth, 01746 711442 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.


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Important
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