Property description

Located to the east of Shrewsbury's historic town centre on the edge of the area of Monkmoor, this property is well located for access to countryside walks and fresh air, you can also reach the historic centre of Shrewsbury on foot in a lovely 30-minute walk along the beautiful River Severn. If you need to go further afield, you can jump straight onto the inner ring road as well as the A49, A5 and M54 connection routes. The area also benefits from some excellent primary and secondary schools, local shops, a pub and Monkmoor Recreation Ground, all within walking distance, and the bus stop is literally down the road.

The location is a quiet spot, opposite a lovely green area with mature trees for shade. The house itself was built in 1950s, an era when brick was the main product for building houses, which is reflected in the build. It was bought by its current owner in the 1980s and has been a great home, but it is now looking forward to some modernisation. It's a property that has a lot going for it in terms of location and spaciousness, and there are so many different modifications you could make if you so chose. Whether you go for a simple upgrade, or a complete remodel and renovation, there is no doubting that you will have a fabulously big and practical family home with bags of potential to keep improving. Even the garden has potential.

Come and have a look around to see what ewe would do with it.

In brief - this property comprises of:

In brief - this property comprises of:

Hallway, living room, kitchen-diner, lounge/dining room, 3 double bedrooms, single bedroom, family bathroom, and large rear garden with outside store room, workshop and WC.

How to arrange A viewing:

The health and well-being of our clients and viewers are of the utmost importance to us here at EweMove. Therefore, due to the current covid-19 situation - extra precautions will be taken in regard to physical viewings on this property.

The first step in the process would be to contact the team here at EweMove to request the video walk-through which we have recorded for your viewing pleasure.

This property includes:

• 01 - Front Garden
  
  The entrance to this house is set back from the road and separated by a low brick wall and front lawn. A paved path leads from the gateway to the front door. A white front door leads into the hallway through a decorative faux porch, while an alley to the left of the property leads to an outside storage room, WC, and workshop located in the back garden.
  
  
• 02 - Hallway
  
  A partially glazed white UPVC front door opens into a hallway which provides access to the living room, second lounge/dining room, kitchen-diner, a useful cupboard under the stairs and the stair which lead up to the first floor.
  
  
• 03 - Dining Room
  
  3.36m x 3.22m (10.8 sqm) - 11' x 10' 6" (116 sqft)
  
  Second Lounge / Dining Room - The entrance hall gives access to not one but two 'living rooms' the first of which is located at the front of the house with a window overlooking the front garden. Although the smaller of the two rooms, it is still a good-sized room and is also highly versatile. It would make an excellent dining room, study or playroom, or simply a second lounge. It currently houses a large dressing table, two-seater sofa and a number of other storage units. In the far corner sits a chimney breast and mantlepiece, fitted with an electric fire.
  
  
• 04 - Living Room
  
  5.09m x 3.14m (15.9 sqm) - 16' 8" x 10' 3" (172 sqft)
  
  This is a very wide room stretching across most of the rear of the house. Previously, a door in the left-hand wall led into the kitchen. Reinstating it would create a large semi-open-plan cooking and dining area. Two windows overlook the rear garden and bring in plenty of light. A chimney breast at the far end holds a feature cast iron fireplace. The room currently accommodates a large dresser, 3-seater sofa, two armchairs, and some shelving units, and is nowhere near full. It's a wonderfully spacious room, which is just crying out for patio doors onto the rear garden and family to fill it.
  
  
• 05 - Kitchen
  
  6.36m x 2.06m (13.1 sqm) - 20' 10" x 6' 9" (141 sqft)
  
  The kitchen is accessed from the hall, and is a long room stretching the full depth of the house with a window to the front aspect and another to the rear. A door at the rear also gives access to the back garden and outside storage. You have options for how to use this space do you separate part off to make a utility room? Do you combine it with the living room to make a big kitchen-dining-living space? Or do you put in a new kitchen and make the most of the length by incorporating a dining area and leave the living room for relaxing? Decisions, decisions.
  
  
• 06 - Landing
  
  The stairs lead off the hall and have a lovely 180-degree turn incorporating a window to the front aspect, part-way up, which creates a lovely light staircase and landing. At the top of the stairs, you are now facing the rear of the property again, and the first-floor landing which provides access to all four bedrooms, the family bathroom and an airing cupboard. Similar properties have converted the airing cupboard into an en suite, or used it to increase the landing space, or installed a staircase to a loft conversion.
  
  
• 07 - Master Bedroom
  
  3.48m x 3.36m (11.6 sqm) - 11' 5" x 11' (125 sqft)
  
  The master bedroom is located at the front of the house and is the largest of the double bedrooms with a window to the front aspect. A big double wardrobe is built into the left-hand wall which leaves plenty of room for a double bed, a dressing table and built-in shelving - even incorporating a retro headboard with in-built radio. A second wardrobe occupies a corner near the door. There is definitely plenty of space in this room!
  
  
• 08 - Bedroom 2
  
  4.12m x 2.88m (11.8 sqm) - 13' 6" x 9' 5" (127 sqft)
  
  This is a good sized bedroom that also benefits from the light that streams through from the rear-facing window, a single wardrobe built into the alcove behind the door, and more storage built into the rear alcove. As well as having space for a double bed, this room also currently accommodates a two-seater sofa as well as the boiler which is only 12 months old.
  
  
• 09 - Bedroom 3
  
  3.1m x 2.71m (8.4 sqm) - 10' 2" x 8' 10" (90 sqft)
  
  Although currently housing a three-quarter bed, this room would take a double bed. Light streams in from the large window overlooking the sunny back garden. A lovely bright third bedroom. If not required as a bedroom, this space would be absolutely perfect as a home office, craft room or gaming room.
  
  
• 10 - Bedroom 4
  
  3.65m x 3.1m (11.3 sqm) - 11' 11" x 10' 2" (121 sqft)
  
  Slightly bigger than bedroom 3, this room has a built-in wardrobe which leaves plenty of space for a double bed and associated bedroom furniture. Not one, but two front-facing windows create a nice bright space, with the possibility of including the airing cupboard which sits on the landing alongside.
  
  
• 11 - Family Bathroom
  
  1.96m x 1.84m (3.6 sqm) - 6' 5" x 6' (38 sqft)
  
  The family bathroom occupies a central spot, easily accessed from all of the bedrooms. The bath has a shower fitted above and the window is to the rear aspect, but the room is in need of modernisation. Whether an avocado is retro-chic or not, only you can decide.
  
  
• 12 - Rear Garden
  
  The rear garden is south-east facing and currently accessed through the kitchen or through the side ginnel which runs under bedrooms 3 and 4. The garden is certainly a good size, and the three outbuildings only occupy a small portion of it. Much of the garden is laid to lawn, with a mature hedge separating the back third to create a secret corner. Paving slabs form a path through the lawn and a wide flower bed separates it from a small patio area. Once again, bags of potential.
  
  
• 13 - Outbuilding
  
  The first of three brick-built spaces is wide store, the second is a useful outside toilet, and the third is a workshop. Although in need of some tlc, this is a great outside space that would make a perfect home office, studio or garden room, or maybe even a hot tub room for outside summer parties. What a great project!
  
  
Please note, all dimensions are approximate / maximums and should not be relied upon for the purposes of floor coverings.

Additional Information:

Gas Central heating- Boiler is no even 12 months old

Council Tax:

Band B

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) Rating:

Band C (69-80)

Marketed by EweMove Sales & Lettings (Shrewsbury) - Property Reference 44370
Amenities

Four bed / Four good sized bedroom for a growing family

Versatile layout / Choose where you sit

Toasty / New boiler

Spacious / Large sunny rooms

Out buildings / Store, workshop and garden WC

Sizzling summer sun / Sunny south-east facing rear garden