71 The Old Meadow is a stunning contemporary town house designed by award-winning architect Andrew Arrol in a neo-Georgian style and completed in 2014. It incorporates versatile, spacious and bright accommodation with balconies and terraces providing outside space along with a charming courtyard garden. The house has been refurbished in recent years and offers beautiful and bespoke living space.

The front door opens to the wide hall with built-in cloaks cupboard, under stairs store and wood effect floor to all the ground floor rooms. The recently refitted kitchen/dining room is the full width of the house and features shaker style painted units, curved unit, pan drawer, silestone worksurfaces, Qooker tap with complementary tiling, a feature island in a contrasting colour and integrated appliances. The dining area has space for free standing furniture and French doors open to the well screened low-maintenance courtyard garden with porcelain paving ideal for al fresco living.

The elegant staircase, with decorative newel posts leads to the first floor landing where to the rear is the striking formal drawing room with a deep picture-window and French doors leading to a wide balcony framing the glorious views. Also on this floor is the impressive principal bedroom with its en suite shower room, distinct dressing area and balcony from where the morning sun can be enjoyed.

To the second floor there are three further bedrooms, all of which enjoy far-reaching views, and are individually styled and served by a luxurious family bathroom fitted in white with a shower over the bath. One of these bedrooms is currently utilised as a study highlighting the flexible nature of this home.

A further staircase, lit by a light-filled atrium, leads up to the family room on the top floor which is a glorious, bright, versatile, and attractive living-space, with dual aspect French doors opening to both the east and west-facing terraces. The view to the east embraces the Abbey and to the west lies the riverside and the town with its historic roofs.

Two cloakrooms and a utility room complete the interior accommodation.

The whole property benefits from a fitted sprinkler fire system.

Outside

Approached through electric gates into the quiet confines of The Old Meadow, the house benefits from parking for two cars to the front along.

To the rear of the property is a courtyard garden that is paved in porcelain, with mature hedging, views across the River Severn and a gate leading to the adjoining communal gardens. The communal gardens are laid to lawn with established planting.

Situation

One of the prime and centrally located houses within the exclusive gated development of The Old Meadow, the house enjoys magnificent views over the beautifully maintained communal gardens, the River Severn and the historic town centre. It is conveniently located for riverside walks, a range of shopping, leisure and social facilities including the Theatre Severn, Quarry Park, which hosts a range of events including the annual Flower Show, and the Pengwern Boat Club.

There are a number of well-renowned schools in the area including Shrewsbury School, Shrewsbury High School for Girls, Shrewsbury Sixth Form College, as well as preparatory schools nearby such as Prestfelde and Packwood Haugh in the nearby Ruyton XI Towns. Shrewsbury Railway Station operates regular train services to London, Birmingham, Manchester, and elsewhere. The A5 provides easy access to Telford in the south and to Wrexham and Chester in the north.

Regional airports include Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool.

Directions

From Shrewsbury, proceed down Wyle Cop and over the English Bridge. Take the first turning left into The Old Meadow. On entering the gated community, number 71 will be found on the left-hand side.