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" Set within the much sought after village of Oldbury which is conveniently situated about 1 mile from the town centre, whilst offering some of Shropshire's most scenic countryside.

The ground floor accommodation briefly comprises- Porch leading to, reception hall with archway to inner hall, living room with double glazed patio doors overlooking the gardens, dining room, sitting room/ study, pantry/store room, guest cloaks/ WC, large fitted breakfast kitchen with glazed double doors to rear and rear lobby with door to the double garage.

The gallery landing with built-in airing cupboard provides access to all bedrooms. The original bedroom layout provides 5 bedrooms, however the vendor has currently removed the wall between bedrooms 4 and 5 has been removed to create a larger bedroom but could easily be reinstated as two bedrooms. All four bedrooms now have en-suites, three of which are shower rooms with the master bedroom benefitting from a full bathroom suite.

The property is accessed by a gravelled driveway which provides off road parking and leads to the double garage. The majority of the gardens extend to the side and are mainly laid to lawn with planted borders and paths lead to a gravel patio and other areas areas of diversity and interest located throughout.

To the rear of the house is a paved patio garden with gravelled borders, this part of the garden is enclosed by brick walling and has views over local countryside towards town. The patio garden is an ideal place for Al Fresco dining and entertaining. A particular feature is the unusual half timbered garden store with Herringbone brick detail and window to the side.

The gardens and indeed, location of Wickets demand closer inspection.

SERVICES: Mains drainage, water, electricity and gas are connected. Gas fired central heating.

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Shropshire Council - Council Tax Band G (may be subject to revision).

THE AREA: Oldbury is situated a little to the South-West of Bridgnorth, a village planned in the middle of the 19th century and centring on the pretty church of St Nicholas. The ancient market town of Bridgnorth is geographically divided into High Town and Low Town, linked by several sets of historic steps, the famous cliff railway and by Cartway, a meandering street steeped in history. The local area enjoys excellent amenities including high street shopping, supermarkets, a wide range of leisure facilities, doctors and dentists. Bridgnorth offers excellent educational facilities boasting four primary schools and two secondary schools.