Period charm, private terrace and long lease — vacant and ready to move in.
Long lease: 181 years remaining, suitable for mortgages and investment
Vacant and chain-free — immediate completion possible
Private decked terrace with views of St Alkmund’s Church
Two large double bedrooms with built-in storage and en-suite
Grade II-listed building — alterations may be restricted
Annual service charge approximately £2,404; ground rent £75
Solid brick construction with secondary glazing; limited insulation assumed
Area records higher-than-average crime rates — consider security
Set within a handsome Grade II-listed Georgian building in central Shrewsbury, this two-bedroom ground-floor apartment blends period charm with contemporary fittings. The open-plan kitchen/diner/lounge is bright and airy, featuring a bay window, original fireplace, and glazed French doors that open to a private decked terrace overlooking St Alkmund’s Church — ideal for morning coffee or evening drinks.
Both bedrooms are generous doubles with fitted storage; the master benefits from an en-suite and there is a separate contemporary bathroom. Practical features include gas central heating, secondary glazing and a video intercom system. The apartment is vacant and chain-free, with a long lease (181 years), making a quick move feasible for first-time buyers or downsizers.
Buyers should note material considerations: the building’s Grade II listing may restrict alterations and add complexity to works or permissions. The annual service charge is currently around £2,404 and ground rent £75 per year. The property sits in an area with higher-than-average recorded crime, which prospective purchasers should factor into their decision.
Overall this flat offers a stylish central-town base with period character, private outdoor space and a long lease. It will suit buyers seeking a low-maintenance urban home or a town-centre investment, provided they accept listed-building constraints and the ongoing service charge commitment.