Property description

A rare example of a riverside dwelling believed to be designed and built by the renowned Civil Engineer Thomas Telford (1757-1834) is now available. Telford designed Mythe Bridge, completed in 1826 and the Toll House the following year for the Tewkesbury Turnpike Trust. Telford wrote:‘I reckon this the most handsomest bridge which has been built under my direction’The house with gardens bordering the river Severn has its own mooring and jetty with stunning views of the Malvern Hills in the distance.This detached former Toll House has been modernised and extended during it’s 188-year history but has kept the original charm and facade of a small cottage. With double garage, parking and a workshop this property is well worth consideration. Also as part of the estate is a detached cottage known as the Alum House, this is currently operated as a holiday let but could easily be used for a family member wishing for independent living.

Entrance Hall:
Office/Study/Bedroom 3:
Shower/Utility/WC:
Hall:
Kitchen:
Sitting room:
Inner Hall:
Upper Floor
Landing/hall:
Bedroom 1:
Bathroom/WC:
Bedroom 2:
Workshop:
Double Garage:
Gardens:
Annex/Cottage:

Property Features :

• • Detached former Toll House
• • Riverside setting
• • Boat mooring
• • 2-3 beds
• • Bath & shower rooms
• • Sitting Room
• • Kitchen
• • Study/Bed 3