Sterns Cottage offers one of the most unique settings that we’ve had the pleasure of at Nock Deighton, sitting elevated above the banks of the River Severn where it meets Mor Brook making it an unspoilt quiet haven for anglers, walkers and wildlife. The heritage Severn Valley Steam Railway runs alongside the opposite boundary, and is sure to be a hit with enthusiasts or anyone who enjoys the charm and magic of the railway.

The property is set within approx. 2 1/4 acres, approached via a long, gated private driveway leading up to the property. The plot provides a wealth of parking and garaging facilities, private gardens and large area of woodland that is bordered by Mor Brook.

The property is located within three miles of the historic market town of Bridgnorth, and is exclusively positioned between the River Severn and the Severn Valley Steam Railway line. Nearby are a range of outdoor country pursuits to include golfing, fishing and sailing, along with an abundance of rural walking, horse riding and cycling along Route 45 and the 17 acre Eardington Nature Reserve. Bridgnorth offers an extensive selection of facilities including shops, primary and secondary schooling, health services, numerous pubs, cafes and restaurants. There is also a good selection of sports clubs, weekend markets, and local attractions.

Accommodation comprises a welcoming hallway with a study area, ideal for those looking to work from home. The cosy snug room offers an inset woodburner with fitted shelving either side of the chimney breast. Just off the hallway is a guest WC and utility room.

The excellent open plan dining kitchen is perfect for modern family living and has been cleverly extended to create an adjoining living room with panoramic views out over the River Severn. The kitchen offers a generous range of wall and base units, complete with gas fired Aga and integrated oven and hob. Access doors to the front and rear lead out the wrap around patio terrace, perfect for entertaining and alfresco dining.

Stairs rise the first floor landing, which lead to three double bedrooms, the master of which enjoys an en-suite shower room, bespoke fitted wardrobes, and has been extended to create a dressing/ sitting area with wide picture window and access door out to the balcony. The extended area of the master bedroom would also make an ideal additional study or craft area taking advantage of the triple aspect views. The fully tiled family bathroom offers a suite comprising bath, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC.

Externally, the property offers a delightful rear garden with patio, lawn summerhouse and greenhouse.

Approached via a long gated driveway, the property offers an abundance of parking facilities which include a large forecourt which extends to the side of the property leading to the detached double garage and large car port.

The total plot extends to 2.25 acres and includes a secluded area of woodland that borders Mor Brook.

Council Tax Band: F
Shared Ownership: No