Two double bedrooms and modern bathroom
Powered summerhouse with WC and decking — office/studio potential
Compact, easily maintained rear garden with pergola and patio
Gas central heating; kitchen underfloor heating, oak floors throughout ground floor
Freehold tenure and low council tax for affordable running costs
No off-street parking; on-street parking only
Cavity walls likely uninsulated — opportunity to improve energy efficiency
Local area records higher crime levels than average
Neatly presented two-bedroom Victorian end-terrace offering a compact, low-maintenance home in central Shrewsbury. The ground floor has oak flooring, a living and dining room, and a kitchen with underfloor heating; upstairs are two bedrooms and a modern bathroom. The rear garden is a practical size and includes a powered summerhouse with WC — ideal as a home office, studio or additional entertaining space.
This property suits first-time buyers or buy-to-let purchasers seeking a well-located, manageable home close to the town centre, railway station and local amenities. Gas central heating and double glazing are already fitted, making the house comfortable from day one. The freehold tenure and cheap council tax add to the running-cost appeal.
Buyers should note the small plot and absence of off-street parking, typical of its era, and that external walls are assumed to have no cavity insulation. While the house has been neatly kept and recently decorated, there is scope to modernise certain elements and upgrade insulation for improved energy efficiency. The local area records higher crime levels, which may be a consideration for some purchasers.
Overall this is a well-appointed, characterful period end-terrace with sensible running costs and handy extra space in the summerhouse — a practical, central option for someone wanting a compact city home with renovation potential.