Ironbridge Gorge - Historic Guest House For Sale

Property Information

Property:

Freehold

Living Accommodation:

Letting accommodation
Over the first and second floors are six quality en suite bedrooms being the equivalent of five king size and one superking size. The current owners only operate five rooms. The sixth used for storage for the business and as private accommodation for family and friends. for laundry and commodities of the guest house business.

Owners' accommodation
Currently located in the character converted cellars and offering large LOUNGE with super kingsize BEDROOM and SHOWER ROOM.

Location:

The Viaduct Guest House is a quality Georgian style property which sits at the heart of Coalbrookdale within the Ironbridge Gorge UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is famously the site where iron ore was first smelted by Abraham Darby, which provided the catalyst for the Industrial Revolution and its far-reaching effect throughout the world. The subject premises is located on Darby Road, opposite the site of the original blast furnace which is the heart of the Museum of Iron. The town and wider area have excellent communication links, being just off the M54 motorway which dissects Telford, and within easy motoring distance of a number of major towns and cities, including Bridgnorth (10 miles, Shrewsbury (15 miles), Wolverhampton (20 miles), Stafford (26 miles) and Birmingham City Centre (36 miles).

Premises Details:

This historic Grade II listed Georgian house can either be an idyllic family home or continue its use as a quality guest house business. This outstanding property offers six spacious en suite bedrooms and beautifully converted cellar accommodation providing versatile additional living space. It is perfectly suited as a substantial private residence which the current owners adopted for a number of years whilst raising their family or an established guest house business as per its current format. The large and spacious property combines character, comfort and flexibility to all potential new owners.

The property itself appears to be constructed in the main of brick with pitched clay tiled roof and has been continually developed and improved by the current owners with the most recent investment being a new roof and electrical wiring and plumbing. Regardless of the use adopted, it will require very little major capital investment for a number of years.

GROUND FLOOR
Entrance to central hallway with Minton tile and Cheshire panelling. Off the hallway is the LOUNGE with centred Victorian fireplace and wood mantel. The room is framed with decorative cornice moulding and Cheshire panelling.

Adjacent is the DINING ROOM with solid fuel burner, brick hearth and wood mantel. Wainscotting throughout. CLOAKROOM.

Large KITCHEN fitted with a range of traditional style units with wood worksurfaces and tile splashbacks. Central island with integrated sink. Adjoining is under-counter breakfast stools. Framed brick surround six-hob SMEG oven.

EXTERNAL
Wrap-around GARDEN with seating area, lawned section and private PARKING for two vehicles.